Questions and comments about converting to beefier forks..
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by jaunt » 10:38 pm May 25 2023
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by KDXGarage » 09:24 am May 26 2023
I smell Yamaha.
Do some legwork on that fork guard, then report back. I think 2004 was the first year for 48 mm on Yamaha.
You almost had me thinking they were KX Forks. I got to watch you. :-)
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by jaunt » 09:31 am May 26 2023
KDXGarage wrote: ↑ 09:24 am May 26 2023
I smell Yamaha.
Do some legwork on that fork guard, then report back. I think 2004 was the first year for 48 mm on Yamaha.
You almost had me thinking they were KX Forks. I got to watch you. :-)
Haha yeah i dont even know if they're KX forks...
I'll try to look for some kind of markings.
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by KDXGarage » 02:37 pm May 26 2023
They could be 2004 YZ or 200x WR. 2005 and newer YZ125 and YZ250 have dual chamber forks.
EDIT ADD ON: See about 2005 - 2006 WR250F / WR450F. I am not sure if / when the WR line went to twin chamber.
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by jaunt » 02:15 pm May 27 2023
KDXGarage wrote: ↑ 02:37 pm May 26 2023
They could be 2004 YZ or 200x WR. 2005 and newer YZ125 and YZ250 have dual chamber forks.
EDIT ADD ON: See about 2005 - 2006 WR250F / WR450F. I am not sure if / when the WR line went to twin chamber.
Check this out
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by KDXGarage » 11:36 pm May 27 2023
Yep. Look on eBay for used forks that match.