Inverse forks
Sun May 16, 2004 12:00 am
Why is it that the ZX 2c & ZX 7's had inverted forks whilst the bigger 900 zx9's dont?
Can you get inverted forks for the front to make it lighter and more agile?
Dan
Can you get inverted forks for the front to make it lighter and more agile?
Dan
Sun May 16, 2004 7:41 pm
i'm not too sure but i think because the 250 and 750 are more of a sports replica than the 900, but i could be wrong.
It could be more than looks.............
It could be more than looks.............
Tue May 18, 2004 2:13 pm
USD forks.
They are suppose to work better so all the race bikes have them.
The new zx6r and the zx10r have them.
I think the zx7/zxr750 must have been one of the first to have them fitted stock.
mario
They are suppose to work better so all the race bikes have them.
The new zx6r and the zx10r have them.
I think the zx7/zxr750 must have been one of the first to have them fitted stock.
mario
Tue May 18, 2004 3:44 pm
From wot I've been told - inverted forks have lower 'un-sprung' weight...
My '95 & '96 ZX9s had em, but my 2001 doesn't ...
Spose it shows by then kawasaki was aiming ZX9Rs at the touring end of the sports market.
My '95 & '96 ZX9s had em, but my 2001 doesn't ...
Spose it shows by then kawasaki was aiming ZX9Rs at the touring end of the sports market.
re: Inverse forks
Thu May 20, 2004 9:04 pm
that last statement is true.....
the zx9r was targeted for that sort of market, with the special ninja looks
the zx9r was targeted for that sort of market, with the special ninja looks