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Replied by wireman on topic The Great Swing Arm Debate: GS1100E -vs- GSX-F750
16 Jul 2006 14:05
wireman
looking good!
Replied by Kawozaki on topic The Great Swing Arm Debate: GS1100E -vs- GSX-F750
16 Jul 2006 12:55
Kawozaki
And...
Replied by Kawozaki on topic The Great Swing Arm Debate: GS1100E -vs- GSX-F750
16 Jul 2006 12:54
Kawozaki
ooops!
Replied by Kawozaki on topic The Great Swing Arm Debate: GS1100E -vs- GSX-F750
16 Jul 2006 12:48
Kawozaki
Post edited by: Kawozaki, at: 2006/07/16 15:52
New to the site was created by Revmaniac300
15 Jul 2006 23:20
Revmaniac300
Just wanted to take time to say hello to everyone on the site. Looking to learn a few things and helping others out if needed. Currently I have a 77 KZ1000 with an 1197 kit installed, 4" swing arm with a 150 rear tire. As for chrome, stator cover, clutch cover, kick starter cover, cam cover, motor mounts, carb covers, and a Vance & Hines 4 into 1 exhaust.
Replied by KZKrayzee on topic The Great Swing Arm Debate: GS1100E -vs- GSX-F750
15 Jul 2006 23:00
KZKrayzee
Very Nice Kawo! Got any more pics? We want more!
Replied by wireman on topic The Great Swing Arm Debate: GS1100E -vs- GSX-F750
15 Jul 2006 08:46
wireman
how about a side view?
Replied by Kawozaki on topic The Great Swing Arm Debate: GS1100E -vs- GSX-F750
15 Jul 2006 06:42
Kawozaki
I like mine to look different, too...
Replied by Lorcan on topic 78 KZ750 w/ 03 Gsx-r Swingarm, Monoshock mounting questions (Pics)
12 Jul 2006 23:17
Lorcan
Hi, I used a slightly earlier GSXR750 arm in my 750T (for Turbo! ). You do have to watch out for the arm brace hitting the frame, so I would suggest you start with a steeper angle on the arm. You can always lower it later with shorter suspension links which are easy to make. Don't be afraid of making it look "steep", it'll handle great and be very stable, and the higher ride height will give you more ground clearance so you can make good use of those wide tyres . Sorry I can't help with the shock angle, but modern shocks are much more adjustable than old ones so even if you are a bit out you should be able to adjust it to your liking.
Here's mine from a couple of years ago.
). You do have to watch out for the arm brace hitting the frame, so I would suggest you start with a steeper angle on the arm. You can always lower it later with shorter suspension links which are easy to make. Don't be afraid of making it look "steep", it'll handle great and be very stable, and the higher ride height will give you more ground clearance so you can make good use of those wide tyres . Sorry I can't help with the shock angle, but modern shocks are much more adjustable than old ones so even if you are a bit out you should be able to adjust it to your liking.Here's mine from a couple of years ago.
Replied by mkuper on topic 78 KZ750 w/ 03 Gsx-r Swingarm, Monoshock mounting questions (Pics)
12 Jul 2006 21:00
mkuper
I am doing a similar swap with a '78 KZ1000 and GSXR front and rear, I would like to see pics of the final top shock mount and how you gusseted the mount.
Thanks, great pics the bike looks awsome.
Mike
Thanks, great pics the bike looks awsome.
Mike
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