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FZS1000 caliper hanger
#21
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/271608583947?_...EBIDX%3AIT
So this one would do then?  Wink
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#22
I wouldnt mess myself have you seen this thread post http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/topic,14772.0.html
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
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#23
(24-09-14, 04:33 PM)fazersharp link Wrote: I wouldnt mess myself have you seen this thread post http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/topic,14772.0.html
Ah but that incident is more likely to do with the guy adjusting his chain without loosening the torque arm bolt , which is what he did, resulting in a twisting force along the arm and thus shearing off at the mounting bracket, which looks like what happened

It has nothing to do with the calliper and there are plenty of them around fitted to fz's
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#24
I supose I shouldnt take this thread off track. And you are right there seems loads that have done it. We dont know if this is what caused kebabs because he has not come back to his post.
But here is kebabs picture before it broke, compared to the OEM it is a lot lower and makes for a greater angle on the arm which inturn puts extra stress on the swingarm mount point. (to me anyway)
Edit--- or has he mounted the hanger differently


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I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
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(24-09-14, 05:39 PM)fazersharp link Wrote: I supose I shouldnt take this thread off track. And you are right there seems loads that have done it. We dont know if this is what caused kebabs because he has not come back to his post.
But here is kebabs picture before it broke, compared to the OEM it is a lot lower and makes for a greater angle on the arm which inturn puts extra stress on the swingarm mount point. (to me anyway)
Edit--- or has he mounted the hanger differently
Agreed. I feel we are Saying the same thing
The calliper itself wouldn't seen to be the issue, based on wide spread use, but rather the arm used or the method used to secure the arm (OEM or whatever) to the swingarm mount (hopefully OEM)
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#26
Looks like the XJR1300 torque arm is the same as the Thundercat item, can anyone confirm?
XJR ones seem to go for quite a bit less.
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#27
Fits a 98-03 600 fizzy
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