Kawasaki Triples Club

the repo calipers that z power sell fir h2 fork legs ?

excellent thanks for that

Mike B wrote:Do you mean the Z1 calipers? Yes they do.

But make sure that your front end preparation is meticulous! (Exact fork oil level and GOOD springs) - I have lost count of the number of front mudguards I have "punched" with even the standard setting let alone THIS arrangement (which obviously works well other than the pitfall )
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ah yes el presidente but you have a reputation of coming down hard on the front wheel

El Presidente wrote:

Mike B wrote:Do you mean the Z1 calipers? Yes they do.

But make sure that your front end preparation is meticulous! (Exact fork oil level and GOOD springs) - I have lost count of the number of front mudguards I have "punched" with even the standard setting let alone THIS arrangement (which obviously works well other than the pitfall )
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what mike needs is this

https://www.z-power.co.uk/merchantmanag ... ts_id=1299

much neater

Gary T

scouse wrote:

El Presidente wrote:

Mike B wrote:Do you mean the Z1 calipers? Yes they do.

But make sure that your front end preparation is meticulous! (Exact fork oil level and GOOD springs) - I have lost count of the number of front mudguards I have "punched" with even the standard setting let alone THIS arrangement (which obviously works well other than the pitfall )
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what mike needs is this

https://www.z-power.co.uk/merchantmanag ... ts_id=1299

much neater

Gary T

+1 or a used Z1000 post 78 on evil bay US

I have been wondering for ages how that little dent got in the middle of my H2 front mudguard, mystery solved! Cheers.

Mike B wrote:Good Plan Gary

I have found the front end of the bike to be CRAP. The springs are WAY too soft, it's like a pogo stick.

Planning on getting something done with the forks over the winter.

Any recommendations ???

change the fork oil and fill to the correct level, with the correct weight oil

assuming you have not done this already?

here is a good site about suspension set up

http://www.moto-racing.co.uk/Guides/mot ... nSetup.htm

hope this helps

Gary T

here you go

http://www.progressivesuspension.com/fo ... index.html

http://www.progressivesuspension.com/pr ... odelID=744

Gary T

But surely the whole magical attraction of these machines is they don?t work in the most perfect way.

If you start, fixing these fault they you might as well go and buy a Honda.

maybe Vince

but personality, if I can improve my triple so it does not try to kill me if I hit a bump in the road then I will change it

rather arrive alive, than not at all

BTW don't own a modern bike & don't own a fo*r stroke

Gary T

Mike B wrote:I think I need heavier springs up front.

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You should be O.K.with these,
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Harley-Davidson ... 4ab1bcab61