As Dave said not the most looked after/desired model but the starting blocks on something cool. Apparently this started life as the same model.
edit. sorry its an 82 k2 but not far off the 80.

Perfect fit

Thanks chaps. I was over thinking it. I thought the silver lip obscuring the circlip was another clip. Didn't realise it was part of the casting until I saw Angus' pic showing the the two 'lugs' on 41064. The centre sleeve took some persuasion to move out the way to get the drift in and the speedo ...

I think what he is saying is that 410964 is goosed and is stopping the circlip from coming out? If this is the case gently tap the circlip so it spins around to the area that is going to give the circlip the most space to come out. You might have to give it a few persuasive taps to get it to rotate ...

I have a 150 on an aluminum 4.00/18 rim re-spoked onto the original hub with a zephyr 550 swing arm, there is good alignment with the front and rear sprockets and about 1cm of a clearance with the chain.

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It would probably be less hassle to have an adapter plate made so you can choose what ones suit you.

Solid looking machine

Solid start! Period factory parts or Period performance parts?

Looks great and nice choice of rear shocks, very underrated but quality is YSS.

EPM (Elaborazioni Preparazioni Magni) maybe?

As for the diamond cutting aspect of it, block of wood start off with 180 grit sandpaper I just worked the way down to about 1000 to get a decent polish on the aluminium. Wouldn’t even take that long to do.

Not a fortune so probably not worth it. I have a good Z1 one, new discs and speedo drive so I could do some jiggery pokery and fit that one. Personally, I think you’re right. As soon as you step out of the stock bracket as long as it looks good and works well what you got. Sounds like you got the m...

tim.25 wrote:Still on the look out gentleman.

Out of curiosity, how much are you willing to shell out for a 4 hole 19” lester? There is one here in Japan but I’ll need to buy it, ship it to Ireland and then restore it and ship it to you.

stusco wrote:Gsxr600 with a zrx1200wheel

Nice! interested to see how this will turn out mate cause I’m gonna be doing the same thing next spring.