Radial brakes

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dunkenb
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Radial brakes

Post by dunkenb » Sat Jul 16, 2016 11:31 am

I noticed on fleebay a few sets of cbr600rr fork stanchions with the radial mounts on the bottom......so will they fit into rvf400 forks ? They're both 41mm , would be a cheap way to go radial if you already had rvf forks ( or an rvf) 8-)
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Re: Radial brakes

Post by tanuki » Sat Jul 16, 2016 4:32 pm

Probably but as with all caliper adaptors they look gash.

If you have RVF forks replace them with 675 forks and brakes as they go straight into the RVF yokes.
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Re: Radial brakes

Post by dunkenb » Sun Jul 17, 2016 7:47 am

Not an adapter, the actual whole stanchion and fork bottom from a cbr600rr 2007-2012 . :o
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Re: Radial brakes

Post by MattNC29Notts » Thu Jul 28, 2016 3:30 pm

The only one ive seen with the 2007-2012 cbr600rr forks was a complete front end replacement on a nc29, so yokes, forks, cbr 6 wheel and brakes too
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