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6maniac wrote:With respect - Andrew Stoner is not in government.

Would not a meeting with THE Minister be more productive ?

With respect back, which one? Seriously read my post again... I stated "...others..."

As I posted, I will keep this Forums Members advised on what we discover.

The MCC of NSW is meeting with Andrew Stoner, the MAA and others in the next few days to discuss this issue. I will keep you all informed.

Rob Colligan
Chairman
MCC of NSW

I will know on Tuesday when I have them both side by side

My Suspension guy did work for Kawasaki Racing and now for Honda as their suspension technician and he says that the 7 does have preload adjustment.
Quite possibly true, as previously already mentioned, the ZX7RR as run by race teams, does have preload adjustment. The ZX7R does not

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I take it you have never been to dinner with him then ;) ;) Stu LOVES an entree, strangely enough most of our conversations are about food 8) Not suspension :lol:
Aaah, yes now I understand... we call him Fookin Stewart... cos it's fookin this and fookin that... and who put these 20c pieces in the ...

I am somewhat confused by this talk of no preload. My Suspension guy did work for Kawasaki Racing and now for Honda as their suspension technician and he says that the 7 does have preload adjustment. I am also not sure of what sort of tool people may be, but in my shed full of tools, I am yet to ...

I am somewhat confused by this talk of no preload. My Suspension guy did work for Kawasaki Racing and now for Honda as their suspension technician and he says that the 7 does have preload adjustment. I am also not sure of what sort of tool people may be, but in my shed full of tools, I am yet to ...

aaahhh Froggy my green amphibian friend... it's all okay. I asked my question, I got some good answers and I got some not so good. As to how fast everyone can go... I am old and ride very slow...

We have also considered Gixxer Forks... may yet do that, but we would like to stay green.

I'm pretty sure what Marty was getting at is that a well set up 46mm zx9 fork is a perfect match with the 9 frame allowing it to work properly, you'd have to be going pretty hard to get them to not be fixable for your liking afer a seeing to by a reputed suspension Guru. MicK Cole would be able to ...

A Sense of humour? That'd be fine if you knew me or I knew you... my question was a serious one and maybe, just maybe, I have had a day dealing with dickheads and took your response the wrong way. I apologise if that is the case...

So in all seriousness, I ride the bike for business... it is my ...

There is nothing really wrong with the existing forks, but I am advised that the internals of the nine will fit the 7 fork legs. We are looking for more rigidity in the top of the front end and less unsprung weight. But I am unsure of the lengths of one compared to the other.

Shit hey! :shock ...

There is nothing really wrong with the existing forks, but I am advised that the internals of the nine will fit the 7 fork legs. We are looking for more rigidity in the top of the front end and less unsprung weight. But I am unsure of the lengths of one compared to the other.

Has anyone done this conversion and how did it go? Both 2000 model bikes.

As I was there, I can affirm that frog did NOT drop the 12... I can also confirm that he needed 5 rolls of dunny paper to clear the mess.... oh... and he still couldn't keep up....