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These forks came with the 200 I recently purchased, the previous owner inherited them from the owner before him and is not sure what they're from. I'd like to swap these as a winter project but yeah I need to know what they are first!

TIA

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. :-)

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.

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.

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.

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Yep. Look on eBay for used forks that match.

Well I think Im going to do the yz fork swap, i discovered the new triple clamps that they came with already have a kdx stem pressed in, so yeah thats easy now. I have the wheel and everything.

I need to get the forks sent off and overhauled first but i will update this when possible.

Wow. That is pretty good! Let us know how it turns out.

Awesome! What offset do those aftermarket clamps have?