Hmm that works,
Is there an easy way to see which models have 43mm and which would have originally had 38mm?
Thanks
Stuart

Ok thanks anyway, I saw some 38mm ones a few weeks ago and wondered what would happen if you had 1x44 (or 43) & 1x38, It looks like I’ll possibly be doing the valve stem seals & hone plus new rings anyway, that’s going to take priority, I am having to top the oil up quite often, and my compr...

Thanks for the reply,
If you could let me know what you have available, that would be really appreciated,
I’m building up a few jobs for this winter and will be using new braided hoses, stainless fittings etc
Cheers, Stuart

Hi all,
Does anyone have a right hand brake caliper and bracket to match the attached Z1000A2 that they would be willing to sell?
postage to Cambridgeshire, bleed would be at the top and bolted behind fork leg,
BTW, What size are the pistons?
Any help appreciated
Stuart

Another A+ for Ian at Arun Locks, great help/advice and received a properly working cut key in a couple of days,
Stuart

Perfect,
Thankyou for the confirming, and appreciate the offer Gus,
I am pretty sure I have some screws of that size somewhere,
I knew m5 felt almost right !!!
Cheers,
Stuart

Great, thanks for checking,
I didn’t want to mess up the thread by forcing a wrong screw in.

Hello all, Is anyone able to confirm what size/thread these screws are please, See image, the 2 screws in each dyna coil, I have either lost mine or never had them. While searching the forum for a answer I came across this image so thanks and apologies for pinching it. They seem to be about m5 but n...

www.movingmotorcycles.co.uk gets a lot of recomendations,
seen them move a lot of bikes at Stafford Show
Stuart

Thanks for the replies, Yeah agreed, no problem if done carefully, I’ve seen people using a club hammer to remove bearings without heating, equally seen bearings installed ‘on the huh’ Just thought pressing in is a bit kinder to nearly 50 year old hubs, A good idea, a threaded 10mm rod would seem ea...

Hi all, I the past, to remove wheel bearings, I heat the hubs with hot air gun and gently tap out with a suitable drift, when installing I heat the hubs again, carefully tap new bearings in after them being in the freezer overnight. As wheel hubs are now valuable and I want to be extra careful when ...

I believe he stopped making them a while ago now,
I don't know if there are any 4 > 2 options left.
I had to pass up a set due to bad timing money wise,
but have been looking again.

Can recommend Moving Motorcycles,
For anywhere UK or abroad,

Job done! Thanks for all advice,
3 shims changed,
Taking your time and the proper Kawasaki tool made it easy,
Cheers,

will do, cheers,