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thanks, the copyright/fair use policy for the pics is kind of a b*tch to get around. I assume until someone complains I stole their pic from google images everything will stay the way it is.

Just had someone think that the '95 up bikes have cartridge forks due to this wiki. That needs to be corrected.

SS109 wrote:Just had someone think that the '95 up bikes have cartridge forks due to this wiki. That needs to be corrected.

The Wiki is correct in that regard:

• '95+ KDXs have conventional cartridge forks.
• '93-'94 KDX200s have inverted cartridge forks
• 92' and prior KDX200s have conventional damping rod forks.

sarrant wrote:

SS109 wrote:Just had someone think that the '95 up bikes have cartridge forks due to this wiki. That needs to be corrected.

The Wiki is correct in that regard:

• '95+ KDXs have conventional cartridge forks.
• '93-'94 KDX200s have inverted cartridge forks
• 92' and prior KDX200s have conventional damping rod forks.

I hope this is true! If so, maybe I'll keep the USDs on my 93 after all!

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According to Cyclepedia, regarding the H series in 95:
"43mm conventional slider cartridge forks replaced the inverted forks from the year before"

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Friedom wrote:According to Cyclepedia, regarding the H series in 95:
"43mm conventional slider cartridge forks replaced the inverted forks from the year before"

Both the '95+ H Series conventional forks and '93-94 E-Series inverted forks are more or less the same internal design. The cartridge valving stacks for each are exploded at the bottom of these pictures by Jason:

H Series conventional:

E Series inverted: