zx9r forks

anyone know what I need to order for bearings to do this conversion? Triples are being machined sometime within the next week, because my machinist picked them up today.

If the stem is long enough then you can go to All Balls site and look at the steering bearings conversion. You type in the make, model, year, of the frame and it will tell you what bearing to use for what front end. Easier to use than describe

thanks steel , that is very helpful I couldn't have found it myself

what about swingarm? I want a wider wheel and tire but not any extra length.

With the zx11 forks, how would you mount a fender?

steell wrote: If the stem is long enough then you can go to All Balls site and look at the steering bearings conversion. You type in the make, model, year, of the frame and it will tell you what bearing to use for what front end. Easier to use than describe

except the 96 zx9r isnt listed as a compatible fork swap. so now Im really lost.

havoc97 wrote:

steell wrote: If the stem is long enough then you can go to All Balls site and look at the steering bearings conversion. You type in the make, model, year, of the frame and it will tell you what bearing to use for what front end. Easier to use than describe

except the 96 zx9r isnt listed as a compatible fork swap. so now Im really lost.

:pinch: sounds like stem swap time :whistle: ,

leon

No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationI am swapping the stem, so does that mean I just replace them with a new set of stock kz1000 bearings?

like these:

Yup. Stock Kz stem + stock Kz frame = stock replacement bearings.

Later, Doug

StreetfighterKz wrote: Yup. Stock Kz stem + stock Kz frame = stock replacement bearings.

Later, Doug

Thanks. All ordered up

curious if I could get a zx750-e swingarm on my kz750-h1. I know there is a conversion bearing kit for the forks available.

donthaveakawman wrote: curious if I could get a zx750-e swingarm on my kz750-h1. I know there is a conversion bearing kit for the forks available.

Swing arm will bolt in, and you better take a look at those conversion bearings, I think they both use the same bearings. Put a ZX750A swing arm and forks on a 79 KZ650SR a few years ago, modified the arm to run dual shock.

I don't recommend the ZX750A or E forks, no advantage to them compared to your stock forks.