Which is the best swing arm for a katana?
For an good upgrade, I have found the first generation Bandit 1200 swing arm to be the best for the Katana. It does not need the pivot or frame to be modified to fit it. It does require reducer bushings which are available at www.parts.suzuki-katana.com.
Do you need a wheel for a Suzuki Katana?
You don’t need to upgrade your GS swing arm to install a 5.5″ wheel but it is highly recommended. The GS swing arm is not engineered for the forces applied by modern radial tires. For your stock GS swing arm you will need a 5/8″ offset front sprocket.
What kind of sprocket do I need for a katana?
For your stock GS swing arm you will need a 5/8″ offset front sprocket. For an good upgrade, I have found the first generation Bandit 1200 swing arm to be the best for the Katana.
How big is the Rember on a Suzuki Katana?
Rember, the conversion lowers the bike 3″ so you have to think about your kick stand, and header. DO NOT jack the back end up and diminish your trail. That will make the bike unstable and you will be a danger to yourself and others on the road. For the Suzuki Katana, some forks work better than others.
For an good upgrade, I have found the first generation Bandit 1200 swing arm to be the best for the Katana. It does not need the pivot or frame to be modified to fit it. It does require reducer bushings which are available at www.parts.suzuki-katana.com.
You don’t need to upgrade your GS swing arm to install a 5.5″ wheel but it is highly recommended. The GS swing arm is not engineered for the forces applied by modern radial tires. For your stock GS swing arm you will need a 5/8″ offset front sprocket.
What’s the difference between a Suzuki Katana 1000 and 750?
Here you will find a variety of specifications, information sheets and data pertinent to the gs(x)1000 and gs(x)1100 Suzuki Katana. There is some overlap for the gs(x) 750 Katana as the frame and cosmetics are exactly the same as her big brothers. The only difference is the lower motor mounts on the 750. Stock Fork length 32″ Swing Arm Length
For your stock GS swing arm you will need a 5/8″ offset front sprocket. For an good upgrade, I have found the first generation Bandit 1200 swing arm to be the best for the Katana.