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Here's the one on ebay thats been drilled, looks like unlevel drilling?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-VTR1000 ... 1990722044
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Sorry for :hijacked:
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Pon wrote:Here's the one on ebay thats been drilled, looks like unlevel drilling?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-VTR1000 ... 1990722044
In the past I had a CBR600 F2 top yoke and they are flat and a bit beefier so could be better to use.
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NZSpokes wrote:
Pon wrote:Here's the one on ebay thats been drilled, looks like unlevel drilling?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-VTR1000 ... 1990722044
In the past I had a CBR600 F2 top yoke and they are flat and a bit beefier so could be better to use.
Would a Hornet top yoke fit? I wouldn't have to drill owt then?
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Pon wrote:
NZSpokes wrote:
Pon wrote:Here's the one on ebay thats been drilled, looks like unlevel drilling?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-VTR1000 ... 1990722044
In the past I had a CBR600 F2 top yoke and they are flat and a bit beefier so could be better to use.
Would a Hornet top yoke fit? I wouldn't have to drill owt then?
No, different spacing. Have read that CB400 fits, the modern one but they would be hard to track down.
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Do the 600 dullfill fit?
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fabiostar wrote:Do the 600 dullfill fit?
Pardon? :confused
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the drilled one on ebay looks shocking probably would be srong enough but I personally wouldn't risk it for the sake of £50 -60, C'nC may have delivery/after sales issues but the quality is tip top,
I've now gone all European and bought a KTM Superduke GT and Aprilia RSV1000R :D ,
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Pon wrote:
fabiostar wrote:Do the 600 dullfill fit?
Pardon? :confused
the top yoke of a Honda Deauville lol.. 600 or 650 touring yoke. i seem to remember reading they fit the storm forks
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fabiostar wrote:
Pon wrote:
fabiostar wrote:Do the 600 dullfill fit?
Pardon? :confused
the top yoke of a Honda Deauville lol.. 600 or 650 touring yoke. i seem to remember reading they fit the storm forks
I've got a Deaville in the garage I'll have look when I get in.
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The 96 Dull-vile top yoke I tried was the same fork leg width but the steerer tube was wrong by around 20mm, so it could be adapted but wouldn't look pretty!
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Jamoi wrote:The 96 Dull-vile top yoke I tried was the same fork leg width but the steerer tube was wrong by around 20mm, so it could be adapted but wouldn't look pretty!
ah right that knocks that out as a straight swap..
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