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7 Posts | Latest reply on 16/09/2006 19:11:08 by stew8851 | Go to original / last post

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Deleted Member

In: NA
Posts: 0

Ok guys, I've been having some problems with the front end of the ZZR1100, the last one had progressive springs, JMC swing arm and Hagon rear shocker, so handling was simply not a problem. It tends to drop in on corners and also gives a bit of a shimmy, bit like the wheel was out of balance. Any ideas????

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Matt

In: Veldhoven
Posts: 8054

ZZRs are like that mate, all of them, they never sorted the problem. Ive had 2 ZZRs now, and both have been like that. Theyre just really soft. Sorry pal, can't help ya out, other than buying aftermarket forks.

Message posted by Matt on 23 July 2006 at 20:13 Matt @ 23/07/2006 20:13:40

Deleted Member

In: NA
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I discovered what part of the problem was, its called air suspension ...................... well actually its called putting air in the front tyre, it was only 20psi

, still drops in a bit tho

Message posted by Deleted Member on 14 August 2006 at 18:24

Deleted Member @ 14/08/2006 18:24:07

Matt

In: Veldhoven
Posts: 8054

hahaha - dopey!

Message posted by Matt on 15 August 2006 at 12:31 Matt @ 15/08/2006 12:31:07

rubecula

In: Holyhead
Posts: 3991

I had a similar prob on my bike, but it isnt a ZZR... and it was rear end..... so maybe not so similar at that.... but you are right the right pressure in the tyres does help.... am I a twonk again?

Message posted by rubecula on 22 August 2006 at 13:43

rubecula @ 22/08/2006 13:43:35

bertiebassett

In: Cardiff
Posts: 2

Hi all i ride a zzr600 and its really sensitive to any changes in tyre pressures, also the rear shocks are crap after 15000 miles, bin it and get a decent replacement...

Message posted by bertiebassett on 26 August 2006 at 20:11

bertiebassett @ 26/08/2006 20:11:58

stew8851

In: Blyth northumber
Posts: 24

Hey Shadow,was gonna suggest air in both tyres,depends on load etc but i had a similar problem en route to stormin', the wally that put new tyres on my bike under inflated them as it turned out, never trust the buggers again

Message posted by stew8851 on 16 September 2006 at 19:11

stew8851 @ 16/09/2006 19:11:08

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