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Art5 (or anyone else who may have done an '03 or later hybrid),

I have been reading about the KX/KDX hybrids and read your post about using an '03 or later KX. I have loacated some 2003 KX parts and have some '03 KX forks on the way and was curious about how the '03 would be different than ebeck's 2002 hybrid. Do you have any pictures you could share with us or have any technical info that is different than his '02?

How similar is the '02 and '03 KX swingarm? Are both shafts 17mm? Does the '02 and '03 require the same mods?

I think I read that the KDX pipe fit without modification. Is this correct?

Were the head/frame mounts on the rear? Did this creat any unusual problems?

Any problems fitting the gas tank?

Is there a big difference in handling between the KX/DX and a KDX?

Thanks,

JC

Is Art5 still on the board? Does anyone know how to contact him?

He posts alot on Thumpertalk.com

ok sorry been off here awhile, its a 03 kx 125 chassis with a 05 kdx 220 motor in it, has showa twinchamber forks revalved, and a revalved rear shock off of a 06 kx250f, uses the stock front kdx headlight and all related kdx electrical components, all shortened and custom mounts built for coils, runs a 20 in front black excell with buchanon heavy duty stainless spokes up front, and a 18 inch black excel with buchannon heavyduty stainless in the rear, runs sidewinder prockets with a rk oring chain, custom made skidplate, works connection frame guards, and radiator supports as well as msr radiator front roost guards, carmichael bend renthal fat bars, boysen flex grip and tusk hand guards, we use the pivot pegs distributed by brap offroad,run a procircuit platinum 2 pipe mated to a kx 250 shorty silencer, and draped with a nstyle monster off road team graphic and custom decal works preprinted back grounds
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Thanks art5. That is an awesome bike. I did take the advice of bleackness and Indawoods and find some of your posts on TT. Great info.