Al
try z1-enterprises.com they may be cheaper but beware import tax,
or try jbrowse at wrexham they may have a second hand one!
cheers

Kev I have a mate who wants one and may be willing to swap a road one for your race one is it in good nick?

Pm me youre contact number and I'll get him to bell you?
Phil

Piggy, No problem, by the way the shock in mine is a zane 750 laverda mid 80's shock from some laverda breakers in mid wales (cant remember the name) and its a white power. So it could be worth looking for one if you need a shock. (get a white power though not the paoli.) Can you do me a favour and ...

THX Padders. Mark the other info you wanted and to save Rich a trip in the loft is here. (bear in mind these are tape measure measurements so may vary 1-2mm) Rear spindle gap 220-223mm [img][img]http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd291/kwackerz1/photos0411168.jpg[/img] Swing arm pivot 240-244mm. [/i...

Piggy, this is not a hijack for my build but these may help you. My frame has zrx forks harris adjustable yokes. 17 wheels, white power and a jmc with a 17" wheel. [img][img]http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd291/kwackerz1/harrisaug20111.jpg[/img] [/img] http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd2...

ZRX Yokes fit straight in with a bearing change and have the same diameter as the zzr ones. ZRX yokes are better looking but zzr11 top yoke is stepped which may help you regain height if your using short forks. The offset is less than the standard Harris was designed for 42mm I think instead of 45mm...

A lot of people recommend Hutch who is on the forum, he is not local to you though.

But if you goto the oldskool suzuki site there is a guy on there called kenty whoes work has been recommeded and lives Uttoexeter way.

Not used him myself just going on word of mouth!!

Redcar suzuki in leicester will get you any GS1000 spares still available, and are professional and all round good blocks, their web site is

www.suzuki-spares.co.uk/

That green one piggy was built by Steve Ledsham he runs a restoration srevice business and is big into the CRMC forum. He had a suzy one as well and tends to snap up 18" dymags if they come up. He wanted big money for his though. Have a look in here this may inspire you http://s223.photobucket....

eastlondon,

If Ian is already sorted any chnace of first shout, as I could definitley do with one.

Ta
Phil

Bob
I will not matter central will match it to the right rim.

I thought even z1b hubs had the option of fitting a second disk so it could be a standard one anyway.

Cheers
Phil

That swingarm is nice what make is it?

Clean simple classic lines!

Now that you mention it? How do you think I got the measurements!! Seriously But I have not decided if I am going to use them yet so 'll be hanging onto them for my project. Howvever If I decide to let them go I'll let you know first, but you'll have probably finished two more projects by the time I...

Chris, Not sure you would notice the difference whichever you go for just check out the recommended tyre width for the rim. Most 18's seem to be 110 anyway. The other thing to consider with 18"'s is whilst they look right in old skool stuff compared to 17"'s the price of tyres for them is ...

Chris if it helps according to my notes, the fork lengths for zrx 43mm ones are:

30.5 " offset 32mm stem diameter 18mm

STD Z900 29.5"
GPZ11B1 34.5"

zzr11 forks are also 43mm
Cheers Phil