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Shark
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PostPosted: 17:15 - 09 Jun 2004    Post subject: Info please Reply with quote

Hey all

i'm thinking of turning my KLR into a supamotard.
for this dream to realize i'll need to get new rims and such.
Now for my question,did all the ZX400's come out with 3 spoke's mags or did they differ?

cause i got a offer from a guy for a pair of these with tires for R4000 wich is very good compared to the R8000 of the previous quote i got,that was for a pair that came of a GSXR750M.

i cant go wider than a 160 at the back.
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Shark
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PostPosted: 17:18 - 09 Jun 2004    Post subject: Reply with quote

this is a pic of Smoto Bob's KLR ,and its kinda what i'm looking for:
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stevo as b4
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PostPosted: 23:03 - 09 Jun 2004    Post subject: Reply with quote

Both looking v nice!
Im not mad enough to try riding a KX500 on the road, so im going to convert my KMX200 instead, unless i can be talked out of it, not likely! I like the wheels on the KX, and am i right is assuming that they are KR1S ones? I wouldnt mind cast wheels on my bike, but i think only something like ZZR250 ones would fit, from a tyre width point of view, and they dont look too great, as well as the front disk being on the wrong side. Ive thought about if its worth it several times, to have a pair of SM spoked wheels built,£4-500, but i do reckon it will be worth it as it should look very nice with blue anodised rims.
Just out of interest, what sort of dry weight and bhp is the KLR600?
Im hoping to lose a bit on my KMX, might be difficult though, as it's only 100kg to start with lol!
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Smoto Bob
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PostPosted: 23:34 - 09 Jun 2004    Post subject: Re: Info please Reply with quote

Shark wrote:

i cant go wider than a 160 at the back.


No Crying or Very sad , i am running 160 and trust me it wont get any wider in it touches the chain Shocked
a 150- 140 would be far more suitable Thumbs Up

120 on the fronts fine Thumbs Up standard cbr,gsr.... size And the forks are far enough apart to fit most wheels i would have thought

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Smoto Bob
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PostPosted: 23:42 - 09 Jun 2004    Post subject: Reply with quote

stevo as b4 wrote:

Just out of interest, what sort of dry weight and bhp is the KLR600?


Its a klr600, before they made them cheap and heavy so its 137kg
i think, and 43 ish bhp standard. Decent header and silencer + air box mods have made it allot more nippy but its still no crosser Very Happy

I want built up rims as well, but they would be worth more than the bike.

wheels wise any 125 sports bike wheels are normally suitable trz, rs125, ect all 110 on the front. the rears the hassel as dt/kmx have narrow swinging arms Confused
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stevo as b4
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PostPosted: 00:01 - 10 Jun 2004    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well ive got a huge full knobbly on the rear of mine atm, and thats a 130 on an 18" rim. The swingarm tapers more as it get closer to the wheel spindle, and ive checked that id have enough clearance for a 140 rear, without the std chainguard. It might take a 150 rear, but thats too big really i thought on a bike thats unlikey to make much over 36bhp. Im going for a 110/70 on the front with a 3" rim i think, so if im having spoked wheels built up then a 4.25" rear rim should do, as i think a 3.5" is a bit small for a 140 section rear?
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