Wanted Zx6r 2002 AP1 LEFT heel plate

Discussion in 'NWB Marketplace' started by JoshD94, Oct 29, 2014.

  1. JoshD94

    JoshD94 New Member

    Need a left heel plate for my track bike, anyone got one? was hoping to have it fitted by Saturday so my foot isn't dragging in the chain again! all the ones on ebay won't be here till next week :(
     
  2. HondaPete

    HondaPete New Member

    Tried Blacks breakers?
     
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  3. Dave

    Dave Moderator Staff Member

    you leave everything too late Josh..this was the same story about the Paddock stand

    defo try Blacks In Burscough like Pete says
     
  4. JoshD94

    JoshD94 New Member

    hahaha i'm just not very good at forward planning, something i need to master for next year hahha!
     
  5. Pacuk

    Pacuk New Member

  6. Dave

    Dave Moderator Staff Member

    You will defo need forward planning on a track .....you line up corner 2 by planning and executing the correct lines at corner 1 ...good luck with the heel plate
     
  7. Dave

    Dave Moderator Staff Member

    Oops that's the right one he wants a left ! .... Suppose he could just turn it over

    Incidentally young josh. How are you judging the left side of the bike ? By being sat on it ? Or stood in front of it ? There's a difference
     
  8. JoshD94

    JoshD94 New Member

    'was hoping to have it fitted by Saturday so my foot isn't dragging in the chain again!'

    Doubt my right foot would be getting stuck in chain so obviously it's left hand side when sat on it haha ;)
     
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  9. Pacuk

    Pacuk New Member

    Noticed that @Dave so I removed it quick.. Could always nick one off your zx4 put one bolt through and cable tie through the holes in the plate and round the swing arm
     
  10. JoshD94

    JoshD94 New Member

    Don't be deleting my post now Dave cause I just owned you ;) hahaha

    Never thought of that Paul, good shout will have a go
     
  11. Dave

    Dave Moderator Staff Member

    Owned me ??

    Not a lot of riders know how to judge which is left or right on the bike ! You are correct it is as you sit on it !....but with you being young and erm well..... Erm..... Full of knowledge :eek: I should have guessed you would have known
     
  12. HondaPete

    HondaPete New Member

    And this, children, is why we call it the nearside ;)
     
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  13. Cabernet

    Cabernet Smug to be riding the Moto Guzzi VIP Member

    Can steel be confusing when buying second hand parts from a Euro seller.

    "The way you turn is the side of the bike", is best as Josh says and Dave concedes he's right.
     
  14. HondaPete

    HondaPete New Member

    True...but he asked on a northwest uk forum....and as of 18:02 GMT, the south hasn't yet drifted off to join the continent.
     
  15. JoshD94

    JoshD94 New Member

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    Quick update: All sorted now for saturday, took the piss to be fair but atleast now its safer to ride at Oulton, will feel more confident getting my foot in the right position to lean further :) will replace it with a proper heel plate & chain guard next year!
     
  16. lee

    lee Moderator Staff Member

    :jawdrop:

    Out of interest is the original heel plate underneath?
     
  17. Pacuk

    Pacuk New Member

    That looks as though it would do more harm than the chain :)
     
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  18. JoshD94

    JoshD94 New Member

    No the heel plate isnt underneath lol, should have noticed that before yesterday hahaha!
    Nah Paul it has a safe edge all the way round pal, bent the metal all the way round the outside so there are no sharp edges, will do for now :p
     
  19. Pacuk

    Pacuk New Member

    Metal work skills level - potato
     
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  20. JoshD94

    JoshD94 New Member

    New Forum name - Bodge Josh
    can you believe i got a distinction level nvq2 in metal work hahahaha!
     

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