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650 forks on a 750 Seca?

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by PaintIt(Flat)Black, Jun 14, 2009.

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    PaintIt(Flat)Black Member

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    I found a nice set of 650 forks, and I was wondering if they would fit on my 750 seca, Both '82. Is this another one of those identical parts or are they actually different, I was thinking they could be different because the seca has anti dive front end, I don't know if others have that.
     
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    What model 650 (Maxim, Seca, Turbo)?
     
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    I would pay attention to see if the Seca had dual rotors on the front end first. I know a lot of 650's only have one rotor on the front wheel. At least that's what I've noticed. If that is true, 650 forks only have the mounts for the calipers on one side and you'd have to cap off the line to the other rotor to use them.
     
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    its a 650 maxim and I was even curious if the 750 fork lowers would fit on the 650 forks.
     
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