FRONT BRAKE CALLIPER SWAP

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FRONT BRAKE CALLIPER SWAP

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i have noticed some members have r1 or r6 blue or gold spot front callipers on there bikes fzr1000 89-90. is this a straight forward bolt on aplication or are there some mods needed?

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It's a straight bolt on.
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Post by willi »

that makes things easy thanks :banana

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Post by barneyfzr600 »

You might wanna change the mc also! There is a big difference. Although its not necessary. :banana
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Post by Stig »

If you have to fit those calipers to the later USD forks there's a bit of grinding required to the caliper/fork bottom to get them to match :!:


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if you fit the mastercylinder as well...a place to mount it would be a small bracket and tap a thread into the end of the clip-on mount on the top yolk.
With the bike on full lock you can get a drill in from the other side no probs. The hole only needs to be 5/16ths deep...just enough to take a 6mm thread and hold the bracket :P
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Post by Peppa2 »

on the 94-95 you have to grind off some like stig is saying.. 91-93 is diffrent no need to mod any thing. later years than that i do not know
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Post by willi »

no im fitting to down side up forks the originals 0n 90 model.

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:funny
Woot, I had a FZR1K.................now I got a '02 R1, but still lookin for the right EXUP......

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Post by willi »

JOB DONE! APART FROM LOOKIN GOOD AND THEY PERFORM BETTER I RECON I SHREADED A KILO OF WEIGHT OFF THE OLD GIRL. :banana Image
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that's a damn nice looking bike. good work!
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That is a clean exup!
Woot, I had a FZR1K.................now I got a '02 R1, but still lookin for the right EXUP......

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