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Replacing the original Z1000-A1 rear footrest hangers

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Replacing the original Z1000-A1 rear footrest hangers

#1 PostAuthor: TiBolts » Fri Apr 05, 2019 4:28 pm

Hi all
I want to remove the horrible pressed steel footrest hangers and have some brackets welded on so that I can use some triangular-style ally ones instead. I'm not planning to use rearsets, so I don't need to mount them particularly high up or far back. Also the bike will be running a 4-1 and no centrestand, so I only need the RH one to have a boss for the exhaust mounting bracket.
I've seen lots of Zeds modified with this idea - does anyone have any recommendations for which donor ones I could use? I don't want ones that splay out massively as I'm not going to run anything bigger than a 150 rear tyre on a 3.50 rim.
Looking at the new GSX250-R, the ones off there might be suitable. Part of the problem is that modern bikes have a shallower angle for the rear subframe.
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:mrgreen: 2006 Bonneville T100 (lightly customised) and Z1000-A1 (nearly finished!!!)

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Re: Replacing the original Z1000-A1 rear footrest hangers

#2 PostAuthor: 8 Valve Mark » Fri Apr 05, 2019 4:51 pm

speak to ChrisNi, he did the same mod to his a1. very nice too. the bikes on the cover of the 2019 calendar, he'll help you out, I'm sure. m

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Re: Replacing the original Z1000-A1 rear footrest hangers

#3 PostAuthor: chrisNI » Fri Apr 05, 2019 8:12 pm

I used GPZ 600 a lot of the eighties Kawasaki ones are suitable. The ones that have exhaust mounts on both sides it’s easy to cut off the unwanted one and finish off.
These give the idea... obviously you can mount them whatever height you like I have these quite high :D

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Re: Replacing the original Z1000-A1 rear footrest hangers

#4 PostAuthor: TiBolts » Fri Apr 05, 2019 8:35 pm

That is absolutely brilliant, just the job :D
Thanks so much! I'd looked at loads and loads of photos of bikes, and didn't think of GPZ600. Going to ebay right now...
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Re: Replacing the original Z1000-A1 rear footrest hangers

#5 PostAuthor: 8 Valve Mark » Fri Apr 05, 2019 8:42 pm

buy some grinder discs while you are at it! :lol:

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Re: Replacing the original Z1000-A1 rear footrest hangers

#6 PostAuthor: TiBolts » Fri Apr 05, 2019 9:05 pm

Ha ha I've already got some!
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Re: Replacing the original Z1000-A1 rear footrest hangers

#7 PostAuthor: Vegi96 » Tue Jul 30, 2019 9:22 am

Hi wot are you doing with your old hangers as I’ve been after a set for my Z1000A1

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Re: Replacing the original Z1000-A1 rear footrest hangers

#8 PostAuthor: ADRIAN H » Tue Jul 30, 2019 9:30 am

XJR1300 work well too.
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