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  1. keny

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    Hi.
    I wounder if anyone knows if there is any differens betwen the 1986-87 vfr700F/750F(f2) rear swingarm and 1988-89 vfr750F swingarm. The stock on a 86-87 is quit flexy, wounder if they stranged it for the 88-89 model as they did whit the fork (37mm tube up to 41mm).
    And I`m talking euro version 88-89 vfr 750F, NOT vfr750R (rc30).

    found a 88 swingarm that come cheap....
     


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    Hi, the part no. for the swing arm assembly is 52100-ML7-690 for the FH 87 model and the part no. is 52100-ML7-920 for the FJ 88 and FK 89 models. It should fit as first and second group of numbers are the same and the third group I believe it is mostly used to indicate various suppliers or improvements for the same part. So regarding whether it has been reinforced I can not say, but if it is cheap you could take a chance and buy and if you dont want it then resell it.
     


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    Thanks for the info. I think its its proberly modyfid (reforced). The stock of the -87 is flexy. Askingprice is 70 euro for swing, 30 euro for the linkage, which should rise the rear slightly when mounted on a -87 FH. The parts are from a FJ-88.

    I have long looked for a better swingarm for the VFR, the Honda VTR sp1/sp2 swings look like they have a same kind of fastner also, but don´t know if its wider betwen the mountings?

    Anyway I proberly go for the FJ 88 swing then.
     
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    Let us know if it is reinforced when you get it thanks
     


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    Ok. I let you know. Will get it soonest middle of next month as I will pick it up when I have the way by then anyway.
    If its not reinforced, I got a tough that if I have 2 I can try to straingh the other ala sp1 style...still have a stock one...
     


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    I got last price today. I get the swingarm and linkage + rear brake calliper holder and tourge arm for 80 euro!
     


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    Was going to say they didn't make one, but realized it was a non import to the US thing, so you guys go and have fun..isn't this place great or what..
     


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    I piced up the swing today. Didnt find any difference to the one I have now :(

    And the linkage seems to be the same. The swing also have date stamp 86, same like mine, but the letters wher different. It made me think if its a 88 registred 87.... I will try to get that info.

    GOT CONFIRMD TODAY ITS A 88 REG 87 :mad:

    Anyway I will keep the linkage, and try modyfy it to get higher ride hight.
    The braker took back the swing and I got the linkage for free as he had wrong year metion.
     
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    Finaly found a -88 swingarm (for 70 € whit linkage) and the only thing that I found diffrent from my -87 is 2 holes on upper brake side, like for a diffrent brake horse mounting. The main linkage is same as my -87, as the mesurments of the swing (including thickness of material). :ballchain:
    The only missing part now is the "dogbones" betwen main linkage and frame, I still dont know if they are diffrent on a 88-89 than my -87. Mayby someone that has one here can mesure the lenght of it fer me? From what it looks from a pic I found on german e-bay, it might be shorter...
    Here the pic of the -88 linkage whit "dogbones", will post a simalar pic of the -87 linkage as soon I get a pic taken...
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    Pic of -87 linkage:
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    Just wondering..if the SSSA from the newer RC30 would work on the older bikes anyone know?
     


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    Newer RC30 ? I only know of one RC30 (1987 to 1990) and they all had SSSA, But dont know if they work on a VFR.

    Editin becorse I just saw you have a VF, not a VFR, so dont know what will work on your bike...

    Anyway finding a RC30 swing is hard and cost many $$$$$$$.....
     
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