single sider

[streetfighter z1a]

i've got a single sider off a triumph that i want fitted to the zed,now that's not really a problem!.what it's got is a 200 section rear tyre that i would like to keep on,is that were the hassle is going to start.Has it been done before,has anyone got photo's.Your thoughts please.

[Pigford]

I've always thought the Triumph unit is an awkward size (bit big?) and thats why most go for the H***a s/sider... as like Murph's ELR/J

[streetfighter z1a]

needs about inch and a half taken off to make it fit,but i want to keep it a three spoke to match front.was originally ment for my 05 plate z1000 but swaying towards 77 now if it can be done.its more for the alignment for chain.

[Pigford]

A few of us have 180 section tyres... me, Ginger Bear, Murph... etc.

Having chatted with GB about his recent exploits, a 180 is near the tyre limit coz room runs out between the frame & the tyre alignment

Unless you wanna start hacking & welding the frame section adjacent to the drive sprox

Have a shufty in the projects section.

[streetfighter z1a]

i'm running a 180 just know.But want to change it to something that bit more different .so modifying the frame is the way to go,in what way.know i'm no trying to be funny but if the germans can do these things so can we.

[chrisu]

[chrisu]

[brian 450]

If you look at all the german streetfighters none of them are in line with the front they are all over to the right But as most are built for show so don't spose it matters really how wide you go until you want to ride it!!!

[streetfighter z1a]

chrisu,hi.What u got on rear and what size (just realised how sexual that sounds sorry) i've seen that photo before and yes its nice,is it 180 or 200.really wanting ideas on this.

[Pigford]

Chrisu runs a 180...... Don't think I've seen a "200" Zed in the flesh

[BShaw]

If you think about widening the frame before yoy start cutting down the arm.
I think you may sort it, a lot of peeps start to cut swinger and run into clearance problems.
My frame is 30mm wider and i have loads of clearance for chain.
Who will be the first with a 300 rear on here? We all love a fat arse don't we.

[BShaw]

Just re read this and went and had a look at my bike, Frame is no problem as it will just need jigging out.But with a 5/8 offset sprocket you will be hiting a 200 rear tyre, so you will need a bigger offset and outrigger bearing to match then sort the carrier out.
Easy, then you can sort the rest out next weekend.

[Ginger Bear]

From my own experience a 5/8 offset sprocket is the widest you can go before the chain hits the frame & a 180 rear tyre is the widest you can go if you want the wheel centrally mounted.
Frame widening would be required to fit anything wider... If you want to do it properly.
Speak to Talon re; offset sprockets. I'm sure they would make one with a larger offset, they made a special for me & Zed1015 (19t) at a reasonable price. Might need an outrigger, or poss use GPZ output shaft & bearings.
Good luck!

[CRISPY]

Just fitted a 190 in the rear of my zed, tight but its in , can,t take photos as its apart at moment

[Pigford]

The profile of the tyre will make a difference - and I don't mean like 180/55 or 180/70 etc........

I had Batalaxes on the Zed originally... Now got Avon Vipers and they are actually a few mm wider, & me 630 chain just touches the tyre. Not a problem, but now there is slight signs of tyre/chain interface