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You may want to think about hydraulic for the safety reasons alone though..don't need a brake cable snapping mid ride, plus most of the newer brake set-ups are better all around.

Can't have enough stopping power!

Post edited by: pyxen, at: 2007/02/07 08:18

there was a line in cycle world a few years back when Kevin Cameron was interveiwing a Superbike crew chief. Kevin asked why they ran a clutch cable when the street version had a hydraulic. the fella replied "because a cables don't leak"
they each have their pros and cons, however you may just have problems sorcing parts

I think you might have it, there. if I cannot find the part, then I will have to find an alternative.

Thanks again! I will keep you all up to date
bk

you guys got me thinking of a full conversion. so I hit ebay and started searching on slightly larger bikes in the kawasaki lineup.

i saw a few from kz400's and wanted to get an opion.
These seem nice and small, and a single versus a dual rotor system (less to replace).
Item number 130049739088 cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...8&fromMakeTrack=true
Do any of you think this would/could fit?

thanks again for the options!
bk

At least not the 1975 vintage front brake i got on ebay. the bolt pattern is smaller on the 440 than the 200. bummer. brake is in good condition, now I am selling it on ebay to look for another option.

Back to the drawing board...

anyone have a good used source for kawa parts?
bk

I used these guys for a "new" used engine for a 70's Honda I rebuilt. I didn't see a 200cc Kaw but if you can find something else that fits they may have it.

Good luck.

www.alfaheaven.com/AHI_Text_Pages/KAWlist.html