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Old 08-17-2008, 05:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Dog Bones

Have spent a long while in front of google, and visited other "specailised" forums; but to no avail.

Does anyone know the distance between hole centres on standard dog bones on a bandit 600. (1999)

I have found the 1200 are 180mm but I also have found that 600's are shorter.

I have tried to measure them in situ but it is almost impossible to get an exact measurement, and of course I don't know for definite mine are standard.

If anyone finds this information I will send them a free air guitar


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Old 08-17-2008, 05:37 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Dog Bones

the guy selling these Suzuki Bandit GSF600 Replacement Linkages (Dog bones) on eBay, also Suzuki, Motorcycle Parts, Motorcycle Parts Accessories, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 28-Aug-08 14:34:59 BST) ahs dog bones for the 1200 and 600. if you drop him an email he may be able to give you the dimensions



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Re: Dog Bones

Thanks for that Sam.. emailed him a couple of hours ago...but not sure he is gonna want to share the info I want.


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Re: Dog Bones

And... as I type my last post an email landed in my inbox. It was him and he shared the info.

Standard 600 dog bones are 170mm between centres (i think mine are about 177) which means it's been lowered, which explains my soggy rear end.

Gonna lift back end by 40mm.. should sort handling out

For completeness, should someone else want this info reducing hole centres by 1mm increases height by 7.5mm.



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Have spent a long while in front of google, and visited other "specailised" forums; but to no avail.

Does anyone know the distance between hole centres on standard dog bones on a bandit 600. (1999)

I have found the 1200 are 180mm but I also have found that 600's are shorter.

I have tried to measure them in situ but it is almost impossible to get an exact measurement, and of course I don't know for definite mine are standard.

If anyone finds this information I will send them a free air guitar
I don't know what any of this means.

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I don't know what any of this means.
try googling dogbones scud!
I did and now know loads about something I never knew existed
you too could be knowledgable about these little known parts of a bikes anatomy

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I will happily explain if you are interested..
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I will happily explain if you are interested..
No thanks Johnny but you can fix my bike if it goes wrong if you like.

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