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Does anyone have any 05/06 ZX6R wheels kicking around? Rumour has it with slight persuasion they can be made to fit a stock FZR swingarm.

The only time I haven't been able to bleed a brake system with this method is when I had a damaged master cylinder. So if you are 100% sure your master cylinder is functional as a final resort you can disconnect everything and reconnect and try bleeding from fresh. I had the R6 blue pots with R6 mas...

BTW just to get it straight. This is how to bleed brakes its easy as f*ck. - Pull off the Master Cyl resevoir cover - Pull the brake lever tight and do not let go - Open the bleeder screw, and fluid will squirt out - Promptly close the bleeder screw - Let go of the lever - Start at step two again ma...

So you need a bearing that's 17x52x15... Have you tried an actual bearing supplier not a motorcycle dealer?

looking good man

Just becareful that rain isn't able to go in there.

Looks great. I am a huge fan of high mounts. I will be doing a high mount on my FZR as well.

Let's see how this turns out.

- I was initially seeing if anyone would be interested in a kit to help lessen machine costs and possibly purchase in bulk rather than just 1 prototype. I am actually happy it tuners out the way it did since I got to experiment with a couple things instead of heading in one direction and investing f...

That's a $12,000 engine if he made a modest $10/h.

buzzawak wrote:I do remember coming across a cross reference but hell if I can find it, any help is appreciated.

http://fzronline.com/wiki/doku.php?id=s ... ]=sprocket

a brand new front sprocket is like $14 or $15... wouldn't waste much time looking for a used one.

any industrial bearing supplier should be able to hook you up. All you have to do is give him the correct bearing dimensions, better yet take your parts in to the supplier.

funny enoughthe busa swing arm can easily fit... you don't need to shave much at all off the pivot point. I think it's something like a total of 10 or 12mm...

Kurlon wrote:That's an interesting staccato it's got when you're not on the throttle, is that just the pipe or is it missing on one cylinder?

Missing a cylinder... good ear.

found one of my spark plug wires was loose like 1 minute after that video, and obviously the bike didn't run/feel as smooth.