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who knows if JMC mad a swinging arm that was universal to fit h2 or h1 ? by changing the rear spindle i have one that will fit in either frame at the pivot ,but the eccentric chain adjusters seem to have 3 holes for different spindle size
pivot length is around 480mm
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have a JMC on the 350, but came off a rd4, machined out to fit the kawa, one of the adjuster holes at the back was correct size,
perhaps you need to look fer' one from a bigger Z series,
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I think the other two holes are for fitting a special tool/spanner to rotate the eccentrics with when the chain needs adjusting Gary.
Have a word with Alan Smith when you next see him. This is the one he fitted new 25 odd years ago...

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BTW nice picture Hal :smt023 :smt026
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not so sure hal
all 3 holes are different sizes and look like they are designed for different size spindles one of them is the h2 spindle size 19mm? the other 1 is h1 spindle size 17mm?
and the third is smaller still then the other 2 probably 15mm
it hasnt got the brace on either
i suppose a picture is in order :roll:
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downpipe3 wrote:not so sure hal
all 3 holes are different sizes and look like they are designed for different size spindles one of them is the h2 spindle size 19mm? the other 1 is h1 spindle size 17mm?
and the third is smaller still then the other 2 probably 15mm
it hasnt got the brace on either
i suppose a picture is in order :roll:
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nice bit of kit
here it is
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i am pretty certain it will fit h2 with spindle change also seems about same length as early h2 swingarm
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downpipe3 wrote:nice bit of kit
here it is
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i am pretty certain it will fit h2 with spindle change also seems about same length as early h2 swingarm
other holes are for the adjustment tool :)
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That looks a lot more substantial than the std arm...

Should be a useful improvement ?
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its gone
someone in this club fell in love with it and took it away from me :wink:
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