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29 Jun 2006 05:13 #57994
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Anyone know if it is possible to squeeze a 140 rear tiree in a stock 78 kz1000 swingarm??
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02 Jul 2006 11:21 #58721
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Watch it folks,i have sticky fingers when it comes to a nice looking set of handle bars:)
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I was told that the biggest tire that will fit a kz900-kz1000 is a 140. Have fun!:laugh:
Watch it folks,i have sticky fingers when it comes to a nice looking set of handle bars:)
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02 Jul 2006 11:23 #58722
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it depends on what rim you have,if its the stock mag id say stick with a 130;)
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02 Jul 2006 11:49 #58727
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wireman wrote:
Jamming a 140-sized tire into a stock KZ swingarm is tantamount to a plus-sized gal going off a 3rd floor balcony to get into last year's jeans; though it may be possible, it's stuffing 12 pounds of tire into a 9 pound bag, and is likely to get embarrassing in public at the worst possible time... :woohoo:
it depends on what rim you have,if its the stock mag id say stick with a 130;)
Jamming a 140-sized tire into a stock KZ swingarm is tantamount to a plus-sized gal going off a 3rd floor balcony to get into last year's jeans; though it may be possible, it's stuffing 12 pounds of tire into a 9 pound bag, and is likely to get embarrassing in public at the worst possible time... :woohoo:
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03 Jul 2006 06:40 #58884
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1974 900 Z1 modified to look like a LTD , some engine mods. But I still have all the original parts.
1977 1000 project bike
1972 H1 project bike
If pro is opposite of con, then what is the opposite of progress?
Replied by patmann on topic 78 kz1000ltd.
I have a 130 in my stock 1974 Z1 swing arm. And it just fits. Anything bigger and it will rub. At least on mine.
1974 900 Z1 modified to look like a LTD , some engine mods. But I still have all the original parts.
1977 1000 project bike
1972 H1 project bike
If pro is opposite of con, then what is the opposite of progress?
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03 Jul 2006 12:22 #58982
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Watch it folks,i have sticky fingers when it comes to a nice looking set of handle bars:)
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I asked this question few days back and was told a 140/90 was the biggest that will fit????? Was that not true? My friend just bought a 140/90 for his bike cause i told him that would be the biggest, should i tell him diff now? Please let me know i dont want him wrecking his bike.
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03 Jul 2006 12:25 #58984
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a 140 will probably fit but the problem is the rim,if its to narrow the tire will be pinched together.if you had a 3-3.5" rim it probably would work better.
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