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Hey everybody,
Im new to the site and new to the kdx. my son bought his first big bike its a 96 kdx 200. So far im pretty
happy about his purchase. I need to rebuild the forks and i am not shure what these usd forks are
off of. I need to figure it out, its hard to keep the boy off his new bike.
Thanks for the help
Mike

Pictures would certainly help!

hard to tell without some more info
but congrats on the KDX
they are great bikes

if you can post some pictures and measurement of the forks then maybe we can figure it out for you

Thanks for the help.
how do you post pictures? im really new at the computer thing. I have some pictures just not sure how
to link to this post
Thanks

Upload to an image host such as http://www.photobucket.com. After uploading, they give you a set of links on the right side that you can copy and paste here. Post the bottom one wrapped in the [IMG] brackets

Thanks for the help
Sorry the photos are not the best im just lucky i figured out the picture thing before i tossed the computer into the yard. I did find some #s at the base of the fork it looked like kx84. at the top of the
fork is a air bleeder and dampning screw. there is no rebound screw at the bottom of the fork, just a large allen head recessed plug.
Thanks

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Here you go. Someone will recognize those forks for you, but I am unable to say for sure I would say late 90s kx125

Looks to be forks off of a klx to me

Thanks for the help I will dig in to it this weakend

Sorry. Definitely NOT from a KLX. The fork caps have a rebound adjustment in the middle and air release on the side.

Measure the chrome, inner tube diameter.

If they are KX125 or KX250, then I know they are not newer than 1998, as the axle mount changed in 1999.