Fork Leg Swap and Rear Mount Caliper?

I have a 77' KZ1000A and have been working diligently reviving an abandoned non-running soul. Able to free up the master cylinders and getting them work again. The front brake caliper is frozen but am thinking about purchasing a 78' and later caliper to mount it on the back side of the fork legs instead of the front. I understand to do this is to just swap outer fork legs around to get the mounting lugs to face the rear of the bike? Is this correct and all I would have to do is find the right caliper? I want to run stainless brake lines directly to the caliper.

Anyone on the forum like to challenge this question? Appreciate any input to point me in the right direction.

Swap the fork legs side to side. Then just buy a left caliper from a '78 Kz1000 or even some 650/750's for the left side. Also behind the chrome cover on the right side of the rim should be 4 tapped holes in case you want to add a second brake rotor.

Later,Doug

Doug, That's kind of what I thought by just looking at my bike. Anyone have a good used LH caliper for sale?

You will also have to change the brake mater cylinder, to one for dual disk. I believe its a 5/8 bore?

I'm just going to run 1 disk. Should be able to get by with the same master cylinder don't you think? It will be like a 78' KZ1000A2.

You can use the same mastercylinder.