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J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
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J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
Morning Gents
I'm after the above if any kind souls have some for sale?
Z1000J 1 2 3, GPZ1100 B1 B2 A1 A2, 1000R 1 2, 1100R GPZ550(ZX550) A1 A2 A3 seat locks.
Cheers Amigos
Gus
I'm after the above if any kind souls have some for sale?
Z1000J 1 2 3, GPZ1100 B1 B2 A1 A2, 1000R 1 2, 1100R GPZ550(ZX550) A1 A2 A3 seat locks.
Cheers Amigos
Gus
"Set the GRINDER on it"
Re: J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
I expect you have seen all the offerings on ebay but in case youre search didnt find this.
Bit spendy and no key but may be of some interest!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1984-KAWASAK ... SwOA9f1sXQ
AL
Bit spendy and no key but may be of some interest!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1984-KAWASAK ... SwOA9f1sXQ
AL
1981 J1
Re: J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
Hi Gus
can you do something with this link?
https://www.bike-teile.de/index.php?sei ... id=1628386
It's in Germany, I know, but most of them understand English and are very correct! But as mister Fawlty used to say: " don't mention the war".
GrtZ
Philippe
can you do something with this link?
https://www.bike-teile.de/index.php?sei ... id=1628386
It's in Germany, I know, but most of them understand English and are very correct! But as mister Fawlty used to say: " don't mention the war".
GrtZ
Philippe
the differences between a little boy and an adult man is the price and size of their toys!
Re: J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
Thank you Al and Phillipe.
Ideally I need more then one so it could get expensive. I might see if John Browse has anything cheaper and go from there.
Just threw it out there in case one of our noble members had a spare.
Thanks.
Gus
Ideally I need more then one so it could get expensive. I might see if John Browse has anything cheaper and go from there.
Just threw it out there in case one of our noble members had a spare.
Thanks.
Gus
"Set the GRINDER on it"
Re: J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
I bought one recently in place of pension investments
Asphalt Cowboy Z1100R, 1981 Z1000J
Re: J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
tlc wrote:I bought one recently in place of pension investments
Yes I need to keep both arms and legs at the moment to finish it.
Gus
"Set the GRINDER on it"
Re: J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
I've definitely got 2 helmet locks but think I sold the last of my seat locks a couple of weeks ago. I'll go and have a look . . . .
Tomforde make a race seat lock, but might cost an arm and leg:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/333608026980
Tomforde make a race seat lock, but might cost an arm and leg:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/333608026980
Kwaki lover - Z1000R2, ZX9R F1P, GPz1100B1, 350 S2 and a brace of 500 H1's. For fun I've got a couple of LC's too yahooooo
Re: J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
Sorry only two helmet locks
Kwaki lover - Z1000R2, ZX9R F1P, GPz1100B1, 350 S2 and a brace of 500 H1's. For fun I've got a couple of LC's too yahooooo
Re: J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
I’ve been looking for a seat lock for ages with no luck. I don’t really want to buy a complete set just for the seat lock.
If anyone finds one at the bottom of that bucket we’ve all got full of manky m6 and m8 bolts, if Gus doesn’t want it, I’ll have it.
In the meantime, I wonder if I could make something up similar to the Tomforde race lock. Wouldn’t look as nice but might serve the purpose.
If anyone finds one at the bottom of that bucket we’ve all got full of manky m6 and m8 bolts, if Gus doesn’t want it, I’ll have it.
In the meantime, I wonder if I could make something up similar to the Tomforde race lock. Wouldn’t look as nice but might serve the purpose.
A2 1979-80. A1 1980-now
Re: J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
n the meantime, I wonder if I could make something up similar to the Tomforde race lock. Wouldn’t look as nice but might serve the purpose.
After going to Cadwell Park and discovering i had left my seat lock key at home (couldnt get seat off to connect battery) i deleted the lock mechanism and put a 6mm nut and bolt through the hole to attach the seat. Later revised to a welded 6mm nut and quick release wing headed bolt for simplicity. Not elegant but practical in the short term.
AL
1981 J1
Re: J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
Al wrote:n the meantime, I wonder if I could make something up similar to the Tomforde race lock. Wouldn’t look as nice but might serve the purpose.
After going to Cadwell Park and discovering i had left my seat lock key at home (couldnt get seat off to connect battery) i deleted the lock mechanism and put a 6mm nut and bolt through the hole to attach the seat. Later revised to a welded 6mm nut and quick release wing headed bolt for simplicity. Not elegant but practical in the short term.
AL
Ditto Pops and also as Al says I just want a means to secure it not necessarily a costly original.
Cheer
Gus
"Set the GRINDER on it"
Re: J, R, GPZ, unitrac GPZ550 seat lock
Here’s my first attempt at a seat lock. I got the vertical M6 screw hole in the wrong place. I suspect the bracket on my frame is just a wee bit, slightly bent.
So here’s the second attempt with a few adjustments.
Having printed it in ABS it feels quite sturdy. I was toying with the idea of having a spring loaded pin like Tomforde’s but after seeing Al’s wing nut mod, I just might stick with the nylock nut.
So here’s the second attempt with a few adjustments.
Having printed it in ABS it feels quite sturdy. I was toying with the idea of having a spring loaded pin like Tomforde’s but after seeing Al’s wing nut mod, I just might stick with the nylock nut.
A2 1979-80. A1 1980-now
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