Fork Oil

14 oz

210cc per leg

you apply oil to the suspension area and then push it up and down to work the oil in.

According to the service manual for the 1989 Kawasaki Ninja 750R (ZX750F), these are the amounts of oil for the front fork tubes:

Changing oil: 325ml

Complete disassembly: 380+/-4ml

The fork oil level (when forks fully compressed) should be at these levels (+/- 2mm):

Left tube: 120mm

Right tube: 149mm

The Ninja 750R is also known as the GPX750R in Europe, and was sold in the US from 1987 to 1990.

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125mm

250cc per fork

For a 1997 Harley-Davidson Sportster, the front forks typically require about 10.5 ounces (or approximately 310 mL) of fork oil per leg. It's important to check your owner's manual for specific recommendations, as the amount can vary slightly based on modifications or specific models. Additionally, ensure to use the recommended fork oil type and viscosity for optimal performance.

how much oil goes into each fork leg of a 1978 kz 750 kawi after rebuilding.

http://www.motorbikespecs.net/index.dyn?flag=2&model_id=5833984&make=Yamaha says 366 cc of SAE10W oil per fork leg Haynes manual specifies 486cc of SAE10W per fork leg for early (3DB1) models and 495 cc SAE10W per fork leg for later (3RN1 onward) models If you're looking for levels, you'll need to make a dipstick out of some wire. Haynes says the levels are 175mm for early(3DB1) models and 165.5mm for later(3RN1 onwards) models. From reading the manual I understand this level is measured with the top cap off the fork, and the chrome slider fully pushed down into the fork leg.. Then bend the wire over at the top (to stop it dropping inside the fork) and measure from the bend, down 175/165.5 mm down the wire, and mark the wire (flatten it with pliers) and cut it off a bit further down. Now use like a normal car dipstick.

643cc

6 oz of oil per fork

533ml of 10 wt

this is directly from Yamaha i work at a dealership 5w oil is recommended 329cc or 90mm oil height

While it is technically possible to substitute fork oil with other fluids, it's not recommended due to differences in viscosity, additives, and performance characteristics. Using alternatives like motor oil or transmission fluid can lead to inadequate damping, reduced performance, and potential damage to the fork internals. It's best to use the specific fork oil recommended by the manufacturer for optimal performance and safety. If you must make a substitution, consult a professional or refer to detailed guidelines to ensure compatibility.

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Justin, after researching this question i found that approx 21 oz should go in each fork, but its best to measure the oil from the top of the tube to the oil level based on the shop manual

yes use the sides

150mm

when changing oil 170 mL

after disassembly and completely dry 202mL + or - 2.5 mL

Level whe fully compressed 226mm