Gixxer wheels?

[montsta56]

Hi Does any on know if a K7 600 Wheel will fit on a K6 Thou, Cheers

[Cajun]

Hi Does any on know if a K7 600 Wheel will fit on a K6 Thou, Cheers

the 600 will be 5.5" i believe where 1k has 6" rim

but anything is possible but need custom made spacers and stuff

[montsta56]

Cheers Cajun.Do you think that with the Whole 600 axle spacer etc they'll bolt into the Thous forks???. An still line up the thou's disc/ Callipers etc

[Cajun]

Cheers Cajun.Do you think that with the Whole 600 axle spacer etc they'll bolt into the Thous forks???. An still line up the thou's disc/ Callipers etc

blah you talking about the front, my comment was about rear

both use 310mm discs so discs should be same

and wouldn't surprise me that it would bolt straight up, but have no idea , maybe shaun would know,

[montsta56]

Sorry mate yeah I should have said the front!!cheers

[Pussy]

Hi Does any on know if a K7 600 Wheel will fit on a K6 Thou, Cheers

Yes it will. The wheel/discs/calipers are the same part number in the front

[Cajun]

Yes it will. The wheel/discs/calipers are the same part number in the front

cheers pussy thats one for me memory banks

[montsta56]

Great So I can use K7600 Callipers an disc's An Axle??
Cheers Guy's

[TLDV8]

Great So I can use K7600 Callipers an disc's An Axle??
Cheers Guy's

Near all Japanese radial calipers are 108mm centres so most will interchange including the Yamaha ones (if you are interested in the various piston/Mc sizings for different ratio's )

The 600 and 1000 discs have different part numbers but that is probably a thinner rotor on the 600 ?
The axles should be the same,i think they share the same 207mm centre triple clamps (the 1000 has Kayaba and the 600/750 have Showa forks - iirc)



R1/R6 radials bolt straight on to the Suzuki/Kayaba/Showa forks (for what it is worth)

[Pussy]

The 600 and 1000 discs have different part numbers but that is probably a thinner rotor on the 600 ?

Correct!, my bad, the discs are a different part #. The wheels and the calipers, however, are the same