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Anyone with a Z1r sandcast headlight bracket that can help.
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Are those the only dimensions your need? Are you just going to reproduce those two holes? Do you need any details about the difference between the left and right?
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1975 Z1 (currently working on)
1977 Z1000 ( running and in storage)
1978 Z1000 (currently working on)
1978 Z1r "skinny tank" (currently working on)
1978 Z1r "fat tank (gathering parts)
1979 z1000st (currently working on)
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Hi KZ, I'd like a set of those too mate, if possible. I'm using 45mm forks, so I'll have to think about how to mount them .... Could they be made from Aluminium ?
I’m sure they could, I’m only using mild steel cause I have tube stock got in 46mm id for the forks and I can weld up the parts my self then powder coat. I’ll be making a generic set for my Z1000 A2 also..to go on 46mm forks. I can send you the file even if you want.
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1978 Z1000 (currently working on)
1978 Z1r "skinny tank" (currently working on)
1978 Z1r "fat tank (gathering parts)
1979 z1000st (currently working on)
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I'll get back to you...
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I measured from the outside surface of the tube that covers the fork tube. I did my best to eyeball the center of the hole, and to make sure my measurement was at right angle to the fork tube.
Any interest in this one? It was in my pile of things to get rid of.
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750R1 ill draw it out and i can have the pieces cut out and i can send them on no problems in either alum or steel, ill stick them in a padded envelope and fire them your way.
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1978 Z1r "skinny tank" (currently working on)
1978 Z1r "fat tank (gathering parts)
1979 z1000st (currently working on)
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1975 Z1 (currently working on)
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1978 Z1000 (currently working on)
1978 Z1r "skinny tank" (currently working on)
1978 Z1r "fat tank (gathering parts)
1979 z1000st (currently working on)
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1977 Z1000 ( running and in storage)
1978 Z1000 (currently working on)
1978 Z1r "skinny tank" (currently working on)
1978 Z1r "fat tank (gathering parts)
1979 z1000st (currently working on)
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The three threaded holes on the left side (you circled two) are where the front master cylinder reservoir mounts. The two threaded holes on the right side are for mounting the self-canceling turn signal control box. The curved slot is for the aiming the headlight up-down. The headlight bucket on the Z1R has a little arm that lines up with that slot.Well I have the drawing done with the measurements kindly donated DOHC and it is just the template. I was wondering if anyone can tell me the function of the highlighted areas, seeing I’m going to be using handlebar brake and clutch are they used for the cowl mounting in any way? Thanks in advance
Here are some pictures:
One other thought I had. Are you going to use a Z1R style bracket to mount the gauges? Or are they just going to be mounted to the top clamp? I ask because the hole in your drawing that reaches way out from the fork leg is used to mount the gauge bracket. If you're not using a similar bracket, you may not need that hole. That hole doesn't have anything to do with the fairing mounts.
I can take pictures of my bike if you need to see how anything fits together. I labeled the mount points...
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Once agin DOHC thank you, I’m going to have to live without the headlight adjustment and won’t need the signal cancellation or master cylinder. As for the gauges I am hunting actual Z1r ones as I’m going to try and reproduce the cockpit as close as I can and any info on that would be a godsend mate.
06 Gsf 1200 bandit, 08 Triumph tiger 1010
05 Yam xv1700 , 02 Hon shadow 1100
1975 Z1 (currently working on)
1977 Z1000 ( running and in storage)
1978 Z1000 (currently working on)
1978 Z1r "skinny tank" (currently working on)
1978 Z1r "fat tank (gathering parts)
1979 z1000st (currently working on)
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