kr1 b2 discs

[martin]

open to offers for these kr1 b2 ebc good as new pair of front discs
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current bikes special 118bhp, 150kilo zx636 / restored kr1 b2

[mj43]

Martin

I might have them off you. Just need to check something tomorrow.

Regards

MJ

[mj43]

Just checked TZ discs are 297mm so stock 300mm KR-1S do the job. KR-1 are 290mm from memory.

[JanBros]

but these are KR1-B discs Marc
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[mj43]

I know and they are a lot lighter than KR-1S. I am fitting a TZ250 front end to the KR using Spondon adjustable yokes. TZ250 discs were 289mm in the early years but went to 298 later. Still used the same calipers.

[JanBros]

I don't understand why you want to upgrade your suspension with old stuff

use a ZX6 '03-04 front. the suspension is unbelevably good , brakes are too good : I use 310 mm discs , but originaly it also has only 280mm (and will still be very very very good) discs if you want to save weight
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[mj43]

Jan

TZ forks are lighter ('95). TZ calipers ('99)are lighter. Yes they are older but they are already sprung and valved for a bike of an appropriate weight. A ZX636 is about 80kg heavier I would have to revalve and spring the forks. So whilst I agree that a ZX6 is a newer machine I remain to be convinced that the solution is superior to the TZ route I am following.

Plus I wouldn't consider compromising my machine by fitting a component of a diesel

[JanBros]

[Martinh]

If you havent already sold them martin would you mind weighing one of them for me? It doesnt have to be terribly accurate, just after a ballpark.

From one martin to another...

[pookie]

hi martin, can you pm me with your asking price if they are still avaliable, cheers, col