gsxmark
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Post by gsxmark on Jul 13, 2013 17:17:02 GMT
what forks work best for a conversion I have a set of gsx600f wheels already
any info greatly apprecated
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Post by Del on Aug 6, 2013 14:04:21 GMT
Should have asked on oil-cooled  But as i'm here,what do want,usd or rwu forks?? All the slabby,slingshot and teapot use the same bearings or you use later k series,busa,srad,tl,etc,etc front ends with a bearing swap(see my other posts in info) |
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kingofvenus
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Post by kingofvenus on Aug 6, 2013 20:43:30 GMT
I had a "pre" gsx600f front end and matching rear wheel (with the original stock es swingarm) on mine for awhile, easy swap.
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peterrr
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katana!
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Bikes: GSX750S3, GSXR1100M, GSX1100SZ (project)
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Post by peterrr on Aug 11, 2013 14:21:18 GMT
I have a GSXR750W usd fork in the front, and GSXR750W swinger in the rear, both from '92 Works for me  The front fork is plug and play, but the rear swinger will take some cutting, welding and making new brackets, etc etc... |
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But as i'm here,what do want,usd or rwu forks?? All the slabby,slingshot and teapot use the same bearings or you use later k series,busa,srad,tl,etc,etc front ends with a bearing swap(see my other posts in info) 
