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being as how the zx9 stem pressed in from the bottom and uses a snap ring to keep it from being pulled up and out,and the kz stem pressed in from the top and had a shoulder to keep it from being pushed through,and a weld on bottom to keep from being pulled up and out.i was able to press it together and weld the two.the step on the stem means it can't be pushed down,and the snap ring on the bushing keeps it from being pulled up.
it ain't goin nowhere! ;)
it ain't goin nowhere! ;)
i do quite a few stem swaps.
(which means taking the steering stem from one lower triple tree and installing into a lower triple tree from another model)
this allows us to put modern brakes,suspension,and wheels on older bikes.
i mainly do this for kawasaki kz 1000's.the process is the same for any model mostly.
if the stem is welded in i have to first remove the weld that keeps the stem and tree together.
you can grind them out.
but,
i have a lathe >;).
so i machine the weld out .
(which means taking the steering stem from one lower triple tree and installing into a lower triple tree from another model)
this allows us to put modern brakes,suspension,and wheels on older bikes.
i mainly do this for kawasaki kz 1000's.the process is the same for any model mostly.
if the stem is welded in i have to first remove the weld that keeps the stem and tree together.
you can grind them out.
but,
i have a lathe >;).
so i machine the weld out .
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