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Bozo wrote: Something else I forgot to mention, look at the photos carefully
You'll see I had to weld a metal block to the frame. I tried to bolt it
to the frame direct but that didn't work well because I couldn't access
the screws.
I thought that's what I was seeing. My bike is on the lift right now looking into a clean setup to do just such a thing.
Les
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First Permanent ride the Z1R since Dec1977 (220,000km) as of June 2015
Second permanent bike 1989 FJ1200 dyno'd 140RWH, great bike.
Third ride is now the Frankenstein 1981 GPZ1100B1, 1983 fully recon motor fitted LOVE THIS BIKE
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Thanks Bozo!
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Amazingly enough the bike handled on rough roads up to 160kph without any problems so at least I do have to worry about pushing this through.
First Permanent ride the Z1R since Dec1977 (220,000km) as of June 2015
Second permanent bike 1989 FJ1200 dyno'd 140RWH, great bike.
Third ride is now the Frankenstein 1981 GPZ1100B1, 1983 fully recon motor fitted LOVE THIS BIKE
Forth my work bike FJ1200 1989 (same type as FJ above)
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i noticed a little extra re-enforcing there at the neck as well :whistle: ,
leon
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The bracing runs through my frame, my headstem, under tank near the battery box etc, otherwise I would not be here to write to you considering my previous (getting too old to race hard now) speeds.
First Permanent ride the Z1R since Dec1977 (220,000km) as of June 2015
Second permanent bike 1989 FJ1200 dyno'd 140RWH, great bike.
Third ride is now the Frankenstein 1981 GPZ1100B1, 1983 fully recon motor fitted LOVE THIS BIKE
Forth my work bike FJ1200 1989 (same type as FJ above)
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This is the first time I have heard of someone sticking on newer ZRX carbs. They look like CV carbs though in the pic. And you say this was your best mod. Is it because of performance? or ease of instalation and maintenace? or Power? How much of a difference do these carbs help?
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You need to build the rest of the motor to use those big carbs to full advantage,stock motor/head and cams can only move so much air no matter what carbs you use.vintagebiker wrote: Wow!! great bike lots of good quaility mods. I'm fairly new here as well. I have been thinking of updating my carbs. You mentioned that, quote: ZRX1200 carbies (the best mod I had). My 1978 KZ1000A2A comes with the stock vm26 carbs. I have read about people putting smooth bores on, vm28's, CV carbs etc.
This is the first time I have heard of someone sticking on newer ZRX carbs. They look like CV carbs though in the pic. And you say this was your best mod. Is it because of performance? or ease of instalation and maintenace? or Power? How much of a difference do these carbs help?
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First Permanent ride the Z1R since Dec1977 (220,000km) as of June 2015
Second permanent bike 1989 FJ1200 dyno'd 140RWH, great bike.
Third ride is now the Frankenstein 1981 GPZ1100B1, 1983 fully recon motor fitted LOVE THIS BIKE
Forth my work bike FJ1200 1989 (same type as FJ above)
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