Dog bones
- JezZedexE1
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Re: Dog bones
Your best bet is to assemble it and establish the ride height you like. There are adjustable ones available, but you need to establish the offset required as well. We do not know your weight or height or any other factors which may come in to play.
The stock Turbo ones are unique to this bike, I think the N/A ones have less offset and are a bit thinner.

The stock Turbo ones are unique to this bike, I think the N/A ones have less offset and are a bit thinner.
JezZedexE1
2 x UK ZX-750E1
1 x US ZX-750E2
2 x UK ZX-750E1
1 x US ZX-750E2
Re: Dog bones
Hi,
I had a 600 arm in my bike when I was running top speed stuff and I *think* I still have the dogbones I made for it. They had spacers at one end, 10mm or so, and were adjustable for ride height, but can probably give you an idea. Are you looking to run stock ride height or lowered?
I had a 600 arm in my bike when I was running top speed stuff and I *think* I still have the dogbones I made for it. They had spacers at one end, 10mm or so, and were adjustable for ride height, but can probably give you an idea. Are you looking to run stock ride height or lowered?
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First to 200mph (2006) and still the fastest (211mph)
Quickest turbo-only 8.69 @ 162mph
Quickest turbo-only 8.69 @ 162mph