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Please help quick

Posted: 06:36 pm Apr 22 2006
by Ryan
Hi, this guy said for $125 i can have these forks and the triple tree he is selling, do you all think i should go for it. I already have a pivot works fork rebuild kit, and i have .36 springs for my weight, (thanks brad). Does it seem like a good deal or do you all think i can get some cheaper?? thanks for your advice.

Posted: 06:48 pm Apr 22 2006
by Ryan

Posted: 07:33 pm Apr 22 2006
by Green Hornet
I would get them

Posted: 08:16 pm Apr 22 2006
by Ryan
ya it seems like a good deal, i think i will.

Posted: 08:36 pm Apr 22 2006
by m0rie
Thats a good deal Ryan. I'd snap that up.

Posted: 08:42 pm Apr 22 2006
by Ryan
yuor just saying that so i wont bid on your tt. :wink:

Posted: 10:22 pm Apr 22 2006
by m0rie
Hardly!

Posted: 06:13 am Apr 23 2006
by Ryan
the guy said he thought i just wanted the forks. Is it still a good deal. $125 for forks shipped to my door or should i just bid on them.

Posted: 06:31 am Apr 23 2006
by Green Hornet
Buy them

Posted: 06:35 am Apr 23 2006
by Ryan
GH or anyone elese i got one more question, do you know if the 98's have midvavles in them? I am looking at these

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/98-Kawas ... 1288QQrdZ1

that way i can save my rebuild kits untill this next winter, but if they have a mid vavle i will need to take them apart. If they dont i can just take out the base vavles, have someone give me a good set up and pop them back in. What do you think, should i set an esnipe on these? or buy the first ones?

Posted: 06:38 am Apr 23 2006
by Green Hornet
I don't know about the 98's, My mid valves were removed . In the NE woods, those shock settings will knock my teeth out.

Posted: 11:00 am Apr 23 2006
by skipro3
Ryan,
Just ride the bike with the forks as-is first. Before you go ripping out mid-valves, bladders, adjusting shimstacks, etc. Establish a base for your mods so you will know what the effects your changes have made. In my case, I found my stock 2002 KX250 forks to be as good as I desire. Could they be better? I don't know. I do know that I have never ridden a bike with better front suspension than I have now with the stock set-up, that I don't crash because of the limits to my suspension, and that I keep up or ride faster than any bike in the woods. (Read that last part carefully. I did not say I was faster than any other rider, just that my bike is capable of the feat.)

P.S. Apologize to m0rie for insulting him. Then go stand in the corner until he says it's time to come out.

Posted: 11:08 am Apr 23 2006
by Ryan
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skipro3 wrote:
P.S. Apologize to m0rie for insulting him. Then go stand in the corner until he says it's time to come out.

:neutral:

Posted: 11:11 am Apr 23 2006
by Ryan
alright, here is the deal the guy with the 98 forks that need seals said. He said $145 for the forks and the triple tree shipped to my door. Or i can get the other forks, and then just bid on a triple tree. what do you think i should do. Or do you all think i should wait for completly different sets.

Posted: 11:14 am Apr 23 2006
by Ryan
geez moire your gonna get that tt for next to nothing.

Posted: 11:15 am Apr 23 2006
by m0rie
Having a matched set of forks and triple clamps for under $150 shipped that just needs seals (that you already have) its a great deal. I'd go for it.

Posted: 11:18 am Apr 23 2006
by Ryan
your just saying that so i dont bid on your tt. :wink: I could have had a piar of 01's last week for $25 including shipping, too bad i didnt see mine were only 94's before then.

Posted: 11:44 am Apr 23 2006
by Ryan
well im going to bid on the ones without needed seals because they are in much nicer shape than the other ones. If i dont get them im gonna just bid on the ones that need seals.