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northwind 21-04-07 12:40 PM

Re: GSXR front end
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BILLY (Post 1166906)
My front wheel is a TL1000 so are thr discs

Worth mentioning that TL1000S and R, GSXR SRAD, and all Busas till at least 2006 all had the same wheel and discs.

Flamin_Squirrel 21-04-07 12:49 PM

Re: GSXR front end
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BILLY (Post 1166906)
My front wheel is a TL1000 so are thr discs as for the speedo contact this guy climb.high@verizon.net let him know what parts you are using he's in the US.

He doesn't seem to be answering his emails these days?

Carrot Cruncher 21-04-07 05:06 PM

Re: GSXR front end
 
Sorry for jumpin in mid convo chaps.

I've just got hold of some gsxr1000k2 forks for a fair price so now on the hunt for the other bits n bobs.

Will I have to use thou yokes or could i use 600/750 ones, also inc clip-ons??

northwind 21-04-07 05:12 PM

Re: GSXR front end
 
K2 thou forks will fit into SRAD yokes or Y-K3 750 yokes just fine, not sure about later ones. You can also use the Y-K3 4-pot calipers, probably the better option since they're lighter. The 6-pots are more powerful, but it doesn't matter since the 4-pots are already more than strong enough.

Hope this helps

BILLY 22-04-07 06:14 PM

Re: GSXR front end
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Flamin_Squirrel (Post 1167034)
He doesn't seem to be answering his emails these days?


Here's his address and telephone no.
JM Engineering LLC

15822 SW Bristlecone Way
Tigard, OR97223
(503) 799-9489

Grinch 22-04-07 08:16 PM

Re: GSXR front end
 
Right, been offered a set of TL forks today, just need the wheel, disc's, calapers and mudguard now.

StrangeBrew 23-04-07 04:52 PM

Re: GSXR front end
 
Thanks for all the info! I've now got most of bits, just a matter of getting it all together. I'll post photos when it's done.

Les

ThEGr33k 24-04-07 03:49 PM

Re: GSXR front end
 
Does this apply to all SV's (the new shape...) and how much of an effect did the change have on the Insurace, i do realise that itll be different for each of us but just a rough estimate would be a help. :D

Nick

Stu 24-04-07 05:14 PM

Re: GSXR front end
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k (Post 1170196)
Does this apply to all SV's (the new shape...) and how much of an effect did the change have on the Insurace, i do realise that itll be different for each of us but just a rough estimate would be a help. :D

Nick

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.p...highlight=gsxr
I really don't know why we don't have a sticky post on GSXR front end conversions.
But then I guess Northwind wouldn't have a 10K+ post count if he didn't mind repeating himself so much. (No wonder he's never had a chance to measure up!)

My insurance said no problem it won't affect your insurance quote at all if I changed the front suspension etc.

northwind 24-04-07 06:04 PM

Re: GSXR front end
 
Yep, that was TSM's experience too. Others aren't so happy with it, though. I've always suspected that some places are saying "Ok" because they don't really realise what you're doing though ;) Brokers being salesmen not insurance experts. I had one place totally happy to insure mine till I mentioned the nonstandard front wheel- everything else was fine but don't change the wheels :confused: Also, brilliantly, "I've resprayed it green" "And is it cosmetically altered"

Having been on both sides of the fence, I highly recommend distrusting all insurers on general principles...


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