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I'm not sure what benefit there is to doing it [other than to replace a damaged unit] but,
Yes. a '99 750SS swingarm should bolt up.
But, the '99-750ss has a steel swingarm, and I believe your '95 cr has a steel swingarm. I don't see a benefit here.
I swapped an aluminum swinger from a '95 SS/SP onto my '99 750SS. It was a simple, direct, bolt up. I just had to install the pin to hang the rear brake on.
I can't remember for sure, but I believe it shaved about three pounds.
Mark has another '95 SS/SP aluminum swinger for sale [that's where I got mine]: www.woundedduc.net
Yes. a '99 750SS swingarm should bolt up.
But, the '99-750ss has a steel swingarm, and I believe your '95 cr has a steel swingarm. I don't see a benefit here.
I swapped an aluminum swinger from a '95 SS/SP onto my '99 750SS. It was a simple, direct, bolt up. I just had to install the pin to hang the rear brake on.
I can't remember for sure, but I believe it shaved about three pounds.
Mark has another '95 SS/SP aluminum swinger for sale [that's where I got mine]: www.woundedduc.net
