[jladay83]

Whats up ladies & gentlemen! Here is my problem I have dropped the front of my K6 GSXR 600 but are having problems with the clip-on staying tight around the front forks witch sucks and is very dangerous...(what happens is the front forks on a k6 GSXR 600 are fat at the top then get narrow and go back to being fat at the bottom).....any suggestions on what I can do to fix this problem? :hmmm:

 

[sevenfiftybilly]

Whats up ladies & gentlemen! Here is my problem I have dropped the front of my K6 GSXR 600 but are having problems with the clip-on staying tight around the front forks witch sucks and is very dangerous...(what happens is the front forks on a k6 GSXR 600 are fat at the top then get narrow and go back to being fat at the bottom).....any suggestions on what I can do to fix this problem? :hmmm:

no suggestions man. sorry. why did you lower your bike? good luck on that!

 

[flyin low]

make sleave to go between the clip-on and fork or have one made

 

[jladay83]

no suggestions man. sorry. why did you lower your bike? good luck on that!

well its back at stock height now but I want to lower it for racing..

 

[pinkfloydscorpio]

You DO know that you change the dynamics of the bike when you lower it right? Like HANDLING!

 

[rebel750]

Blah blah blah.... if he wants it lowered leave him alone and answer his question...

make a shim to fit inside. I used strips of aluminum, I have also heard of using sand paper.

 

[jluck]

buy a set of driven or woodcraft clipons they come with a spacer that will let you drop about 1 inch. dont use sandpaper unless your dumb. also a friend of mine opened up the gap on his stock clipons so it would clamp tight on the 48mm section. how low you looking to go?