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Faldo
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PostPosted: 14:17 - 24 Jun 2008    Post subject: Any Ideas Where To Get Jack Up Bones For ZX7R? Reply with quote

I think the title says it all really!

There used to be someone selling them on Fleabay but can't find any now, and I don't want to make my own, so any ideas welcome.
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PostPosted: 18:10 - 24 Jun 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

I was looking at this site many a moon ago when after some for the FZR, went for a cheaper one on eBay that actually lowered the seat as not correct length, too short!

https://www.bikefarmmv.de/EN/tail-riser/zeige_artikel.php?fid=200213
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PostPosted: 19:26 - 24 Jun 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

You could just make some. What some people do is support the rear of the bike and release one end of the stock bones. Now set your required seat height and measure the distance between the hole in the stock bone and the hole it's supposed to line up with. you now have your required hole pitch so get some flat bar and drill the holes in the appropriate place.

As a rough guide figure on 5mm movement on the hole to be about 15mm difference in height, or thereabouts.
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PostPosted: 23:59 - 24 Jun 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Whosthedaddy wrote:
I was looking at this site many a moon ago when after some for the FZR, went for a cheaper one on eBay that actually lowered the seat as not correct length, too short!

https://www.bikefarmmv.de/EN/tail-riser/zeige_artikel.php?fid=200213


Good find!
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PostPosted: 05:57 - 25 Jun 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Top man WTD. Thumbs Up

I'm going to have a play with suspension settings this weekend and will probably order some next week.

Think I'll go for the "EXTREME" ones, which raise by 55mm. Should make the back end of my yellow bike look pretty cool.

I did toy with the idea of making my own Geri, but I fear the usual will happen, whenever I have the bright Idea of making my own stuff, I get the theory right but the execution seems to let me down Embarassed ! They'll only cost 30 quid delivered from Germany too.
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