Gsx750es front swap

[Scott]

hi everyone ,how do I get the s rad front end to fit gsx750es, cheers

[Blubber]

Get a custom stem made.

That's what I did to fit a b-king front end in my gsx1400... Or to fit a zx9r front rnd in my EF

[NorthernBloke]

check the all balls bearing site to see of there is an option just to swap bearings.

[Daveyboy]

My srad front end went straight in on my 750e just had to weld in a lock stop.theres a pic on my project build page

15 hours ago, Scott said:

hi everyone ,how do I get the s rad front end to fit gsx750es, cheers

9 hours ago, NorthernBloke said:

check the all balls bearing site to see of there is an option just to swap bearings.

 

[Scott]

Cheers for the the help guys

[Scott]

Right guys ,after speaking to my mate last night ,we r going to go with the b12 forks, as we have a complete front end,so hopefully it might be easier, j7st got to work out bearings and the stem I suppose 

[Swiss Toni]

You might find the Bandit stem is wrong for the ES frame. If so, swap B12 stem for ES one. 

Edited June 14, 2019 by Swiss Toni

[wraith]

Yes b12 stem will be to long, you can ever as @Swiss Tonisays stop the stem but you may need to make a sleeve for the top time where the stem fits, I found with a gs stem, the top of the stem was a smaller diameter to the b12, same bearing though.

Or you could just make a (I think if I remember right) a 20mm thick spacer to go under the top yoke and above the castle nut, to space the top yoke up.I

One last thing, with all front end swaps, you may need to sort the steering locks out.

[Scott]

They both use same bearings, was thinking off machining the top down 20mm instead off spacer

[kingofvenus]

RF900 tree will work with B12 legs. It's what is on mine. The only drawback is with the RF you really can only use the stock non tube style handlebar assys.

[Swiss Toni]

RF900 stem was way too short for my ET frame. Just saying!