Can anyone ID this Bottom Yoke?

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Can anyone ID this Bottom Yoke?

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It is for 34mm stanchions, so if it's triple then S series or early 500, but a well respected rivet counter tells me the steering lock is incorrect for an early bike. It should be circular.
Centre to centre of stanchions is 170mm.
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With the shape of the barrel I am guessing post 72?
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It's not early 500 as they didn't have the cover over the cylinder, it has the 74/75 steering lock barrel and as it is for a drum brake model I would say it is probably S1B or S1C.
I don't have one here to check but I'll have a look when I get home tonight or get your rivet counter to check his S1B :D :D :D
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How did you know who I was talking about? :lol:
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S1B/C has the steering lock on the headstock.
It's got me baffled ?
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You could be right Sam, I've checked my S1C one and as Simon says it's not that Thumbs Up
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Thanks for checking Malc, looks like its scrap then.
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It has the holes in the right places for the cable guide and friction steering damper, but also has a hole to fit an hydraulic steering damper. I'm beginning to think someone may of welded on that steering lock holder???
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Hmmm? I think Simon has hit the nail on the head as it certainly looks like a home made steering lock mount has been welded on?
look at the top - Far too thick & a too narrow diameter top hole for the Steering Lock Barrel?
No hole for the retaining Rivet either :roll:
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" looks like a home made steering lock mount has been welded on?"

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The thing that is baffling me is if the steering lock tube is a later addition why is there not a cutout in the stem to take the steering lock if it's off a S1b/c
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W1 or W2?
I don’t know anything much about those models but they have the same front brake as the early H1 so the forks and yolk widths are probably the same.
Don't scrap it, I will try it with some early forks I have in my next project.
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If you want it Clive you are welcome to it for the cost of postage. Or I can bring it to a rally?
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Have you looked at mraxl's database and photos? http://www.kawatriple.com/database.htm

search for part no 44037- in the excel file part#search tab.

44037-024 looks closest - but without seeing the detail of the lock and measurements it's difficult to tell.

http://kawatriple.com/partid/list2/44037-024.jpg
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Sold, PM sent
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