No, the anti dive is mechanical at the rear of the forks - not sure what the rods do at the front, can only think it's a damping adjustment.
Have you got a belly pan? https://www.classic-raceshop.com/fairings-screens/belly-pan-kawasaki-kr1000-style
Yes, the guy in your link replicated the bodywork to fit his Harris - I am using his and modifying to match the original - so I have work to do on the fairing, seat unit and belly pan - the belly pan needs to be about 125mm longer at the back and more tapered.
I asked because I saw this https://www.classic-performance.eu/product-page/kawasaki-kr-1000-verkleidung-fairing
Seat Unit modified over the last couple of days - I slotted the saw cut out to 3mm and inserted a 3mm sheet of fibre glass in place to bond to with Araldite. This made it easy to get the adjustment required. It needs a little fibre glass matting and resin to finish off but I just need to tweak the fit first...
Today I've been roughing out the Front and Rear tank strap brackets - all fit tight and well after an afternoon of tinkering Ignore the temporary large cross heads in the fairing mount - they will be replaced...
Posted on the Chain Adjuster thread but it's all progress so adding here too Iconic Chain Adjusters fitted from @Jamie Clare with Gilles Lifters.
Finished off my Oil Cooler Bracket - even got a couple of Domed Nuts (in black stainless) on the assembly: gotta have a domed nut or two on an early '80's bike
Decided to send the anodised red 90 degree vent valve back as the original was a vertical exit - now bought a vertical one (still in gaudy red) and fitted it today. It will probably be going black or bare aluminium after the dry build...
Finally decided what to do with the seat pad - not doing an upholstered seat now, going for a 20mm modern race foam pad that I can cut to shape. This makes it easier to mount the seat too and will look better. So over the last 2 days I have been filling the large hole that was cut out of the seat unit by the supplier - it serves no purpose so now gone! Not done any fiberglass work for over 30 years, god is it messy! The brush supplied with the kit fell apart after the first layer so ended up holding the bristles in my fingers for the rest of the time
Needed a spacer for the seat unit to sit correctly following all the fiberglass alterations so used aluminium as it will show where the front of the seat unit is cut out. Just the fixings to sort now on the seat unit and a bit of sanding and it's done ready for paint. Not looking forward to more fiberglass work on the belly pan
Been a bit busy installing a bathroom for family and also putting off more fibreglass work as it's messy but finally made more progress today. Back to Lancashire tomorrow on bathroom duty and then onto Liverpool with my plumber mate Col to pick up a Kawasaki SV he has just bought after searching for a Multistrada for a couple of months Seat unit now fibre-glassed on the top surface where I widened it at the front... The belly pan originally came in different lengths and depths, mine was too short as I wanted the version in the first picture... This is a stubby version similar to what I had... I used a PP former 1mm thick to form a mould (PP doesn't stick to the resin which helps) to extend it at the rear, using filed V's to give a better bond at the transition point... Side view of PP former... Getting messy with the laying up... Side view before laying strips on the outer face... Outer face now laid up to hopefully give a full strength joint, now ready to sand and shape...
