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What I Won So Far
Posted: 09:34 pm Oct 26 2005
by Green Hornet
Posted: 09:59 pm Oct 26 2005
by Indawoods
Great deal on the forks!

Pretty good deal on the rim... your way ahead on what I paid so far! Should be able to get the triples for around $50 and then it's all down hill from there.....

Posted: 10:20 pm Oct 26 2005
by m0rie


Indawoods wrote:Great deal on the forks!

You certainly did!
Posted: 11:00 pm Oct 26 2005
by KDXer
I'll third that.

I got mine for what I thought was a bargain price and you had to go and out do me, didn't ya !!!
Seriously though, WAY TO GO !!!
Did the wheel come with axle and spacers ??
Posted: 11:07 pm Oct 26 2005
by KDXer
Posted: 11:31 pm Oct 26 2005
by KDXGarage
So far, so good!
Posted: 07:22 am Oct 27 2005
by Green Hornet
"Did the wheel come with axle and spacers ??" No have to work on those, currently working on the TT, have one in my sight
Posted: 05:02 pm Nov 01 2005
by canyncarvr
!!NEWS REPORT!!
STOLEN KX125 FORKS! REPORTEDLY SOLD FOR BEANS ON EBAY! IF YOU KNOW THE WHEREABOUTS OF THESE STOLEN FORKS, PLS CALL: br549!!
Yeah... You stole'em all right!
Good for you!!

Posted: 05:37 pm Nov 01 2005
by Green Hornet


canyncarvr wrote:!!NEWS REPORT!!
STOLEN KX125 FORKS! REPORTEDLY SOLD FOR BEANS ON EBAY! IF YOU KNOW THE WHEREABOUTS OF THESE STOLEN FORKS, PLS CALL: br549!!
Yeah... You stole'em all right!
Good for you!!

Thats what the guy said also

Posted: 10:04 am Nov 03 2005
by Green Hornet
Posted: 12:32 pm Nov 03 2005
by canyncarvr
Sooo....an axle and a couple of wheel spacers..and you're done!!!
Well...swap the stems.
I recommend getting another KDX stem! That will keep you from messing with YOUR KDX clamp to get to THAT stem. You can get the extra stem in the KX clamp, then get it all done at once...vs: taking the KDX parts out...taking them to a shop to have the stems swapped.
Pickup some spacers (I used fender washers from the hardware store) to space the top clamp 'up' the stem.
Use some shim stock to make up the difference in diameters between the KDX stem and the hole in the top clamp. I had a bushing made for my KX top clamp. There are notes on this site that say WHAT that diff is..not a lot. Something like .020" (inch!!) which is about .5mm.
Going to get a new tire while you're at it?
Don't forget to at least check the bearings!
Oh...check out the new MXS series EBC pads! A lot of them come with caliper slide pins!!
Good luck!
Oh...you might as well change the oil in the forks while they're out. Well...that isn't a MUST. Remember the guy said one fork leaked...............
Remember what Ski found...no more than 12ft/lb on the clamps!! 10-11 better.
Good Luck!!
HAVE FUN WITH IT!!!
Posted: 02:02 pm Nov 03 2005
by Green Hornet
Service to the forks will be performed before riding, I have a new S12 that is goiing on the front.
Posted: 02:17 pm Nov 03 2005
by KDX220PHIL
Green Hornet, did you get your pm?
Posted: 02:17 pm Nov 03 2005
by KDXGarage
Allow me to err on the side of caution and ask instead of telling. You listed some items you won and said, "Heres everything". I am seeing 2001 forks, but 2003 clamps. Again, erring on the side of caution, IF you intended to use 2003 clamps on 2001 forks, then that won't work. 2003 clamps have larger outer fork tube mounting holes. They are too large to work.
EDIT FOR CLARIFICATION: 2003 clamps won't work with 2001 forks.
Posted: 02:50 pm Nov 03 2005
by Colorado Mike
Jason, you mean they won't work with older forks right? you can still use 2003 stuff, it just all has to match?
Posted: 02:57 pm Nov 03 2005
by KDXGarage
Hi. 2003 clamps won't work with 2001 forks. I'm afraid that may be what Green Hornet accidentally is trying to do. 2003 clamps and 2003 forks would be a perfect match. Several people here have 2003 "stuff".
Posted: 03:05 pm Nov 03 2005
by canyncarvr
Well...'thar 'ya go! Leave it Jason to ask the right questions!!
I just looked at the pictures...didn't worry about the years of stuff (well, I did the wheel..cuz I had a problem with THAT). I presumed in error...that homework had been done.
Jason's right. What....the '01s are 46mm and the '03's are 48mm? Something like that.
I should'a caught that.
Good job Mr. Who!!!! Best to know earlier than later...but, that not being an option at this point (before purchase)..it's still
better to know it now!
Sorry, GreenH. Looks like a bit of misstep. No biggee! Forewarned is forearmed, though! Now you know!!
Uh...a BTW...some folks have
machined clamps to fit larger forks as in this case. I'll be you
could get by with taking a couple mm off and still be OK. **edit..sorry. Had the two backwards. Here comes the shim-stock!
Best to get what fits, imogdo*!!
(In My Own Generally Disregarded Opinion)

Posted: 03:06 pm Nov 03 2005
by Colorado Mike
serves him right, he outbid me on those clamps

. Okay kidding on the serves him right , but serious on the outbid. Good luck getting it together greenie.

Posted: 03:08 pm Nov 03 2005
by canyncarvr
So...now he sells'm to you!
Winners all 'round!!
Well...in and out of the country a few times, they might be up to around 100 bucks or so....

Posted: 03:13 pm Nov 03 2005
by KDXGarage
Uh...a BTW...some folks have machined clamps to fit larger forks as in this case. I'll be you could get by with taking a couple mm off and still be OK.
The holes in those clamps are too large, not too small.