I'm Down.

[Mori Man]

Wow, glad you walked away from that one! That kerb stone is a back breaker

Judging from the skid marks (road not your pants ) you were going in to early but the other set had no chance of going round that bend at speed which they must have been doing from the remains in the verge.

Not using your back brake is overated it's saved my bacon on a few occasions broadsiding the bike MX style!

Bloody good view though

Anything you can't source give me a shout and i will see what's available over here.

[Scott221]

Rear sets, what can you get for £150 max?

[deviant]

stock ones

or there seems to be someone selling racing ones on ebay quite frequently for about £100. You'd need to add a bit on that to get a pressure switch for your brake light as I doubt you can easily fit the normal switch.

[Brett]

I have rear sets on my gsxr. Tbh there a pain in the butt. They make my riding position uncomfortable, forcing my podgy little gut to fold over. As well as this I've melted two pairs of boots on the end can.

[Mori Man]

Rear sets, what can you get for £150 max?

Basics start at around 75 quid with better ones at 160 - 210. Can supply you a pressure switch if original set-up is fiddly.

You can view them on the webike link I posted up in accesories.

prices need shipping and Paypal fee added too.

[Gemini]

Rear sets, what can you get for £150 max?

bloody hell scott!



gem

[Gemini]

who can remember a user on here who had an off not so long ago or bought a bike that had been down the road, and the front wheel sat too close to the belly pan, just like scotts?

just b interesting to find the original thread to isolate what is at fault

gem

[Jamz]

who can remember a user on here who had an off not so long ago or bought a bike that had been down the road, and the front wheel sat too close to the belly pan, just like scotts?

just b interesting to find the original thread to isolate what is at fault

gem

Me?

Not even the insurance assessor spotted it, but the forks were bent after my off. I only noticed it when looking over the bike with the bloke who wanted to buy it!

[Gemini]

no weren't u. well it was u, but the chap i was thinkin of had it on his zxr400

[Scott221]

Whats the best way to keep the bike mid air whilst getting the forks out?

[Gemini]

block of wood and jack up under the sump if u r taking yokes off too

[Jamz]

Whats the best way to keep the bike mid air whilst getting the forks out?

If you've got access to the underside of a ramp or some kind of strong overhead beam, get a rope through the frame. You need a rear stand for this - not sure if you do if you jack the front up, but i should imagine so!

[Gemini]

yeah i would stick the rear stand on it either way, more secure

[Gemini]

found it

http://zxrworld.co.uk/zxr400oc/viewtopi ... +too+close

did renegade sell it or fix it?

gem

[superman]

he sold out an brought a bandit if i remember correctly.