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YZF750 swingarm - again
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dandywarhol
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YZF750 swingarm - again
I've looked in "search, can't find the awswer................ Can either a YZF750 or 750R swingarm fit straight into a TRX?
................and in case you ask why phuk....................the answers "because"
................and in case you ask why phuk....................the answers "because"
1996 TRX 850, blue, Ohlins 46HRCLS, Race Tech Gold Valves, 0.90 springs, Venom pipes, R6 brakes............
1974 Yamaha RD250A, Candy Blue
1998 Yamaha SZR660, blue of course
1967 Yamaha TD1C 250, Blue and white
1974 Yamaha RD250A, Candy Blue
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Kayla
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Re: YZF750 swingarm - again
Yes, straight in but it's wider at the wheel end so if you're using the TRX wheel you'll need new spacers n stuff.
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Re: YZF750 swingarm - again
Straight in but you´ll have to either customize spacers....offset sprocket or take down the sprocket carrier to line up with the front sprocket....dandywarhol wrote:I've looked in "search, can't find the awswer................ Can either a YZF750 or 750R swingarm fit straight into a TRX?
................and in case you ask why phuk....................the answers "because"
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Re: YZF750 swingarm - again
Thanks - So there's no difference in fitting the "R" or standard YZF750 one then? anyone know what the physical differences between the arms are?
1996 TRX 850, blue, Ohlins 46HRCLS, Race Tech Gold Valves, 0.90 springs, Venom pipes, R6 brakes............
1974 Yamaha RD250A, Candy Blue
1998 Yamaha SZR660, blue of course
1967 Yamaha TD1C 250, Blue and white
1974 Yamaha RD250A, Candy Blue
1998 Yamaha SZR660, blue of course
1967 Yamaha TD1C 250, Blue and white
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Kayla
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Re: YZF750 swingarm - again
Do you mean the 'SP' rather than 'R'? I think they're the same- it was only the works arms that were braced.
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Re: YZF750 swingarm - again
Lots of similar questions on this matter on the FZ750.com forum. Someone posted this link which I thought was useful.
http://homepage1.nifty.com/246/yam_sarm.htm
Note dimensions are not guaranteed as they have been submitted by various different people. Also note YZF dimensions at point A are said to be 256mm "without" end caps so I'm guessing "with" would take it up to 262mm as per TRX.
http://homepage1.nifty.com/246/yam_sarm.htm
Note dimensions are not guaranteed as they have been submitted by various different people. Also note YZF dimensions at point A are said to be 256mm "without" end caps so I'm guessing "with" would take it up to 262mm as per TRX.
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Re: YZF750 swingarm - again
Yes, I meant the SP 
- great chart, thanks Graham
- great chart, thanks Graham1996 TRX 850, blue, Ohlins 46HRCLS, Race Tech Gold Valves, 0.90 springs, Venom pipes, R6 brakes............
1974 Yamaha RD250A, Candy Blue
1998 Yamaha SZR660, blue of course
1967 Yamaha TD1C 250, Blue and white
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1998 Yamaha SZR660, blue of course
1967 Yamaha TD1C 250, Blue and white
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Re: YZF750 swingarm - again
I have the SP....same same.....dandywarhol wrote:Yes, I meant the SP
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Re: YZF750 swingarm - again
Not trying to dig up an old post, but this link is no longer active. Does anyone know where I could find the info again, or was someone really smart and copy this info before they removed it??G Beale wrote:Lots of similar questions on this matter on the FZ750.com forum. Someone posted this link which I thought was useful.
http://homepage1.nifty.com/246/yam_sarm.htm
Note dimensions are not guaranteed as they have been submitted by various different people. Also note YZF dimensions at point A are said to be 256mm "without" end caps so I'm guessing "with" would take it up to 262mm as per TRX.
Understeer - when you hit the fence with the front of the bike.
Oversteer - when you hit the fence with the rear of the bike.
Horsepower - how fast you hit the fence.
Torque - how far you take the fence with you.
Oversteer - when you hit the fence with the rear of the bike.
Horsepower - how fast you hit the fence.
Torque - how far you take the fence with you.
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Re: YZF750 swingarm - again
You called?schmiffee wrote:Not trying to dig up an old post, but this link is no longer active. Does anyone know where I could find the info again, or was someone really smart and copy this info before they removed it??G Beale wrote:Lots of similar questions on this matter on the FZ750.com forum. Someone posted this link which I thought was useful.
http://homepage1.nifty.com/246/yam_sarm.htm
Note dimensions are not guaranteed as they have been submitted by various different people. Also note YZF dimensions at point A are said to be 256mm "without" end caps so I'm guessing "with" would take it up to 262mm as per TRX.
http://suzume.yu-nagi.com/yam_sarm.htm
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Re: YZF750 swingarm - again
Kayla you CHAMPION!! 
Understeer - when you hit the fence with the front of the bike.
Oversteer - when you hit the fence with the rear of the bike.
Horsepower - how fast you hit the fence.
Torque - how far you take the fence with you.
Oversteer - when you hit the fence with the rear of the bike.
Horsepower - how fast you hit the fence.
Torque - how far you take the fence with you.
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Re: YZF750 swingarm - again
i noticed that on fitting my YZF 750 rear swing arm , point A [the pivot diameter into the yolk] had the similar bearing end seals as the trx AND,..a spacer washer each end too.[which the trx didnt have]..as it came off the yzf ..it fitted into the trx ..yzf pivot bolt is needed as well from memory
a trx rear caliper can be retained, but a yzf carrier bracket is needed
rear disc is trx same as is the torque arm..
trx sprocket is turned over or inverted to have a three mm to line up with the drive sprocket.
a split link chain to pass through the reinforced part of the swing and trim a section of the upper reinforcing plate to allow an r6 shock to be fitted.
a trx rear caliper can be retained, but a yzf carrier bracket is needed
rear disc is trx same as is the torque arm..
trx sprocket is turned over or inverted to have a three mm to line up with the drive sprocket.
a split link chain to pass through the reinforced part of the swing and trim a section of the upper reinforcing plate to allow an r6 shock to be fitted.