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Name that whel in 1!!
No prizes for spotting it is a Kawasaki wheel ;) It's a mechanical 'worm gear' speedo drive, so can't be anything too modern?
This isn't a competition as I don't know the answer, just hoping someone in SV land recognises it. I can make a guess, but I wanna know for sure ... the wheel code Enkei F-1301 will hopefully give the game away to someone?? ... I tried a bit of goggle-fu, but to no avail! :scratch: http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b...50s/wheel1.jpg http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b...0s/wheel1a.jpg http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b...50s/wheel2.jpg http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b...50s/wheel3.jpg |
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it also has a BT010 wrapped around it - my mates baby GPZ has a 110 section tyre, which is only available in their BT45 "classic" range. Could be one of the early 6s though - early ZX6R or ZZR perhaps?
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Peter?
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If it helps the disks off it are 298mm in diameter and slightly offset (i.e. in the same sort of way the curvy SV discs are offset) ... Anyone got a ZZR600?? :) See my thinking:- http://alain.rouge.free.fr/6/0411zzr600.jpeg |
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There is a GPZ500 E model that has twin discs. It was around in Europe long before the UK got twin disc models in 2001. A couple of years ago I had a 1996 P regd GPZ500 winter hack that had twin discs as standard - it was a parallel import from Italy.
That wheel looks like it may well have come from a ZZR as the discs on a GPZ don't fit that close to the centre |
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Can it really be as old as 92-95?
If its a Kawasaki wheel it would have rotted away by now.;) |
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