Would these fit?

[neilbaldry]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Suzuki-GSXR-600-K4-K5-Radial-Forks-Track-Race-Bike-750_W0QQitemZ220266618333QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item2 20266618333&_trkparms=72%3A12|39%3A1|66%3A2|65%3A12&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14.l1318

into my S2R?

[Blind Alan]

For £4.99 I'd make them fit.

[Nickj]

Big hammer and a dremel should sort it

[Nickj]

Seriously though they might, possibly with visiting a dealer with a whole one in and doing a bit of measuring

[Pedro]

PM Grunt as he has Gixer forks fitted to his project bike

[neilbaldry]

I know the 1000 forks fit straight in (or so I have heard/ read). Buyt not being a Suzuki fan, I dont know if the smaller capacity bikes got different forks.

[crust]

Been out measuring

900 Monster 50mm Top yoke 54mm Bottom yoke
GSXR1000K3 or K4 50mm Top Yoke 54mm Bottom Yoke

Dont know about the smaller GSXRs

:)crust

[alreadyinuse]

Ths smaller forks are the same externallly just different spring rates.

On the DMF theres a massive thread about this.
From what i remember you need shims for the bottom yoke and spacers for the weheel spindle.
And if you havent already youll need 320mm discs.
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[neilbaldry]

well brakes wise, i was just gonna hope to get gsxr ones to match.

[alreadyinuse]

well brakes wise, i was just gonna hope to get gsxr ones to match.


you'll need the wheel too then and it isnt a direct fit.

[crust]

Be a bit carefull with GSXR radial calipers.

I have a 1000K3 (same calipers on the 1000K4) these have four pad calipers per side = £80 for pads

Later calipers are twin pad per side = £40 for pads

In theory the four pad ones are better as they dont overheat and fade, however this only happens with serious hard repeated use.

:)crust