She was brightIt was a 1993. It only had 4000 miles when I bought it off the original owner. I put 1000 miles on it and then sold it after re-doing the entire wiring harness
She was brightIt was a 1993. It only had 4000 miles when I bought it off the original owner. I put 1000 miles on it and then sold it after re-doing the entire wiring harness
She was brightIt was a 1993. It only had 4000 miles when I bought it off the original owner. I put 1000 miles on it and then sold it after re-doing the entire wiring harness
She was bright for sureIt was a 1993. It only had 4000 miles when I bought it off the original owner. I put 1000 miles on it and then sold it after re-doing the entire wiring harness
There is something oddly satisfying about rebuilding forks.Forks are done! Didn't get to many pictures. Must have been on rebuild mode.View attachment 34544 View attachment 34545 new bushings and oil seal in. Locking ring. And dust seal left.View attachment 34546 just have to put oil. In .bleed it set oil height. And instal spring and rods.and button it up. They are done and on the bike.and tested. Probably going to adjust compression 2 clicks softer and try again.
Suspension is key on these. Good suspension can make you a faster rider. It still has stock valveing. As far as i know. Nice smooth ride now.There is something oddly satisfying about rebuilding forks.
Motion Pro Level Tool?Suspension is key on these. Good suspension can make you a faster rider. It still has stock valveing. As far as i know. Nice smooth ride now.
Used the syring tool . works good.
No it was the tusk oil level tool. Basically the same. Bought the tusk bushing/seal driver also. That thing works great.Better than pvc. They were done in no time.then the mandatory test ride.Motion Pro Level Tool?
Is it the universal seal installer?No it was the tusk oil level tool. Basically the same. Bought the tusk bushing/seal driver also. That thing works great.Better than pvc. They were done in no time.then the mandatory test ride.
No it.is A split design for 46-47mm forks only.Is it the universal seal installer?
I have a universal one. It worked great on my YZ250No it.is A split design for 46-47mm forks only.
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Yeah. Right tools make life easy. I'm going to do the yz forks too eventually. Almost had my hands on a kdx.I have a universal one. It worked great on my YZ250
I would do anything to get a nice KDX220...or 200...or 250. Shoot, I'd just like a KDX.Yeah. Right tools make life easy. I'm going to do the yz forks too eventually. Almost had my hands on a kdx.
Im really starting to lean that way.rode a yz250f. For awhile great bike. But. It's something about the 2t that I have a hard time giving them up.I would do anything to get a nice KDX220...or 200...or 250. Shoot, I'd just like a KDX.
I totally agree. I miss my '92 YZ250, but I don't miss how much of a mess it was.Im really starting to lean that way.rode a yz250f. For awhile great bike. But. It's something about the 2t that I have a hard time giving them up.
But can you get parts. It's hard to beat Japanese durability .I totally agree. I miss my '92 YZ250, but I don't miss how much of a mess it was.
I've been looking at getting one of the GPX Moto TSE250R's. It's a Chinese bike (not made with Coronavirus) that people have been claiming its "a modern KDX." That's about the best praise you can give ANY bike.