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'07 Canadian spec registered in Japan '08 VIN: 2282 Engine: 4351 UK registered Gen 1s =748: https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/vehicle/yamaha_vmx_1200

Not a radial but you can use a 120 80 18 Avon Roadrider II on the stock front rim. It's sold as a rear tyre but you can reverse the rotation to use it up front. Profile matches a 170 80 15 Michelin Commander Ii very well. Compounds are very similar between the two. I'm not a fan of oversized...

I'm seeing different (apparently both OEM) damper rod set ups on two pairs of 43mm forks. On the left of photo is an older set (with aftermarket progressive springs - not Maxton btw) with OEM damper rods that appear identical to those depicted in my workshop manual. On the right is a younger set...

Thanks, Sean. I'll see how we go...

Do any of the caliper options allow fitment of Thundercat 17" front wheel without modification to the left fork leg?

I'm sure everyone's aware of this but just in case: Years ago, on GP race bikes, we used a very thin tie-wrap (zip tie) on the fork leg to accurately measure both sag and deflection / travel. A tight, oil-soaked, piece of string can do the same job, as long as it's tight on the fork stanchion.