24-10-14, 10:11 AM
Not really my way, Luke - you did the original R1 fork front end before most of us before moving on to the newer model forks and FZ1 top yoke. 
The latter option is neater but finding an FZ1 yoke is very difficult and pricey.
For me, the key to keeping costs - and complexity - down is to use R1 forks that take the Fazer front wheel. You can always have the fork internals tweaked if you want/need.
The latter option is neater but finding an FZ1 yoke is very difficult and pricey.
For me, the key to keeping costs - and complexity - down is to use R1 forks that take the Fazer front wheel. You can always have the fork internals tweaked if you want/need.