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1996 750ss front forks I've just bought a 750ss and the front forks are pitted beyond belief. Aside from buying new fork tubes (£206) or getting them replated (equally expensive) I've also been looking at 2nd hand forks. I noticed that the 900ss has the 41mm adjustable showa forks. As the 750ss has 40mm forks what needs to be changed to allow the 41mm forks to fit? I assume it's only the yokes which I can get machined out to the new size. Cheers! |
I think you will find they will fit in your yokes, but the front wheel spindle is a different size up from 20mm on the 750SS to 25mm on the 900SS, you can change your wheel bearings and spacer but I think there is a fitment issue with the speedo drive, ideally you would want the front wheel, spindle and speedo drive as well as the forks |
Spindle size on the 900 varied with age. Early ones, up to '94 or sp (?) were 17mm. From then until around '97/98 they went to 20mm, the same as your 750. What you need for a straight drop in job then is a set of 900 SS (or SL) forks from '95 to '98. Darren |
The 17 and 20mm spindles are interchangeable, as long as you change the threaded insert in the lefthand leg too. So basically if you get forks that had a solid rather than hollow spindle you can keep your wheel, speedo drive etc. Paul |
Excellent responses guys, thanks a lot! :burn: |
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