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V/H sidewinder Z1 with drum brake
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07 Oct 2010 20:10 #405116
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Livin in "CheektaVegas, NY
Went thru 25 of these in 40 yrs.
I SOLD OUT! THE KAW BARN IS EMPTY.
More room for The Old Girl, Harley 75 FLH Electra Glide,
Old faithful! Points ign. Bendix Orig. carb.
Starts everytime!
V/H sidewinder Z1 with drum brake was created by z1kzonly
I would like to see some modifications to use the V/H sidewinder
for the rear brake pedal - footpeg adjustment.
The engine is not in the frame yet. So I can't align the header yet.
Just planning stuff in my head. Have everything I would need to cut, bend, weld. Then a re-chrome to make it look good.
Thanks for any pictures.
Marty
for the rear brake pedal - footpeg adjustment.
The engine is not in the frame yet. So I can't align the header yet.
Just planning stuff in my head. Have everything I would need to cut, bend, weld. Then a re-chrome to make it look good.
Thanks for any pictures.
Marty
Livin in "CheektaVegas, NY
Went thru 25 of these in 40 yrs.
I SOLD OUT! THE KAW BARN IS EMPTY.
More room for The Old Girl, Harley 75 FLH Electra Glide,
Old faithful! Points ign. Bendix Orig. carb.
Starts everytime!
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08 Oct 2010 20:38 #405381
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Still recovering,some days are better than others.
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i think you normally have to run brake pedal over footpeg to clear it 
Still recovering,some days are better than others.
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08 Oct 2010 21:33 #405402
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PLUMMEN wrote:
Yes Sir! That's the correct answer.
i think you normally have to run brake pedal over footpeg to clear it
Yes Sir! That's the correct answer.
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08 Oct 2010 22:10 #405407
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I will keep looking, I know that I have a picture (somewhere)
Some 1000's cleared the pipe or they moved the foot pegs. The 900's went up and over the foot peg.
Some 1000's cleared the pipe or they moved the foot pegs. The 900's went up and over the foot peg.
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09 Oct 2010 21:56 #405600
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1976 kz900 in parts but will be going some day soon
1980 kz1000G1
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1979 kz1000 shaftie parts bike
1978 kz1000 33mm smoothies 1075 kit
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I will get some pics of my friends he went under and used stock stuff and an torch to bend the pedal. He used the center stand tabs to weld a pivot axle to. The pic will be worth a thousand words when i get it. he is the knight rider on here.
PLUMMEN wrote:
i think you normally have to run brake pedal over footpeg to clear it
Yes Sir! That's the correct answer.
I will get some pics of my friends he went under and used stock stuff and an torch to bend the pedal. He used the center stand tabs to weld a pivot axle to. The pic will be worth a thousand words when i get it. he is the knight rider on here.
1976 kz900 in parts but will be going some day soon
1980 kz1000G1
1976 kz900 parts bike
1979 kz1000 shaftie parts bike
1978 kz1000 33mm smoothies 1075 kit
Troutdale Oregon USA
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10 Oct 2010 22:57 #405888
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74 Z1a 900 (Apart and making it better than ever)
77 Kz 650b (Threw a rod, going to sandwich in a 900 or 1000 motor)
76 Kz 400d
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Here is my Brake pedal set up to clear the sidewinder pipe, simple but easy 
74 Z1a 900 (Apart and making it better than ever)
77 Kz 650b (Threw a rod, going to sandwich in a 900 or 1000 motor)
76 Kz 400d
05 ninja zx-636
81 Kz 750 Ltd
Darien, Illinois
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11 Oct 2010 00:04 #405890
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I lightened your pic a little.
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11 Oct 2010 00:06 #405891
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kzz1p wrote:
I lightened your pic a little.
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