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Did the fz6 steering stem press right into the gsxr triple tree? or was a spacer needed?

yessir some of the charges are total bull snot lol... i would wanna just do it my self but i dont have a mill nor do i have access to one :(

i've been working on a gsxr front end for a little bit now (lost motivation shortly after starting) but all that should be needed is a new steering stem machined, i have r1 triple tree's and the steering stems are not the same diameter. for those looking to have a set of clamps machined...

the entire front end is off a 2007 gsxr 600 it wasnt to hard to fit.... i still need a steering stem machined or bushings made to press into the gsxr triples right now its the gsxr stock steering stem with the lower threads removed. it has the stock fz bearings in it it feels ok but tbh i wont...

headlight looks good man nice glass work :rockon:

@ shreveport1 im gonna go with a shorty can right behind the rearset but that will be a ways down the road so i got borod of sanding and realized that we had alot of extra cardboard in the garage so i taped up a little speed hump kinda thing to an old tail just for fun. im kinda liking it might...

i wish i knew more about the bike all i really know is i really want one. EDIT: i dont know if this even counts since its not a production bike

i know i already have 6 or 7 hours in sanding in and im like half done. hopefully it will be worth it in the end. i used foam for to make my mold and put on a few coats of latex paint to seal it and protect it from being eaten by the resin. but i guess it wasnt enough. when i came back to check...

this is my project fz i have a new tank on the way so dont mind the huge dents in it. the front end is off an 07 gsxr 600 and the tail is something i just started on and had some technical difficultys with which is why its covered in bondo and the important part PICS! :cheer:

Fred you have some good skills there. very creative i may have to give something like this a shot in the spring. keep up the great work man

i've never had one in my jacket had a few of em in my helmet while riding with my visor open luckily never got stung last summer i was out for a little ride through the mountains on a windy day and for some reason i didnt have my jacket on. about halfway through my ride i was coming through a...

whoa haven't seen the 09's yet that looks too clean with the silver frame/swinger and the blacked out motor congrats on the bike man

fred this thing is pure awesome keep up the great work

most front end swaps are fairly straight foward (assuming you get the whole front end forks, triples, calipers, wheel, axle) the two things to be looked are length of the forks if they are a good bit shorter you will most likely have to lower the rearend to compensate. the next thing to be...

yeah the lsl kit is the same as the mt03 headlight ... earlier i posted a much cheaper place to buy one its 153euros if i remember right ..... its such a good looking light

the headlight shouldnt take long to put on no more that 2 hours tops the last time i swapped headlights it took me roughly 20 minutes

Yamaha FZs..... 85-94 - Custom Fighters - Streetfighter Motorcycle Forum look at the orange bike he has fork clamps near the top of light i would say try to do something like this

looks like the mount bracket attaches to the lower triple so you would either A) have to modify your lower triple or B) use some sort of clamp to attach the side brackets to your forks.... im sure there a few other options but without seeing the actual headlight its hard to say

try to catch up with the guy sometime when you see him turn around do a nice big wheelie surely he will want to talk bikes with you for a little :)

the fz's just look to good naked like its meant to be :)