Showa works forks/clamps Honda cr/crf. $3,900

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jhansen510 2/21/2021 9:30am
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What do these fit?
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Factory Dick 2/21/2021 9:33am
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They fit cr250. And possibly crf250/450.
Forks are 49mm.
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matt.3150 2/21/2021 10:03am
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Factory Dick wrote:
They fit cr250. And possibly crf250/450.
Forks are 49mm.
I’m not trying to cause you any issues, but when you say they fit CR250 and possibly CRF, do you know how wide the triple clamps are, because those forks were for the steel framed CR’s. Which would normally have 185mm spacing on the triple clamps, were
Aluminum framed Honda’s had 192mm spacing. So for those to work you really need to know the spacing
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Factory Dick wrote:
They fit cr250. And possibly crf250/450.
Forks are 49mm.
matt.3150 wrote:
I’m not trying to cause you any issues, but when you say they fit CR250 and possibly CRF, do you know how wide the triple clamps...
I’m not trying to cause you any issues, but when you say they fit CR250 and possibly CRF, do you know how wide the triple clamps are, because those forks were for the steel framed CR’s. Which would normally have 185mm spacing on the triple clamps, were
Aluminum framed Honda’s had 192mm spacing. So for those to work you really need to know the spacing
Yup. You beat me to it. Those look like older version Showas.

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He easily has the worst ads on the site. Never any details, no set up info, what they came off of, what they actually will fit, just a couple pics and a price.

High dollar items too, would be well served to create a decent ad and really make some money.
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MOTO120 2/21/2021 4:52pm
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No matter what they fit, those things are gorgeous!
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Thinking that’s a works set for 98 - 99 works Honda cr 250
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matt.3150 2/24/2021 7:59am
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Redrcr34 wrote:
Thinking that’s a works set for 98 - 99 works Honda cr 250
There 1997 and off a 125, Lamson and Sheak ran them, they only ran them on the 125 for 1 year, the 250 ran a different set of forks.
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worksmx 2/24/2021 8:45am
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I say it's a good/balanced price for a rare setup in that condition. GLWS.
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Factory Dick 2/24/2021 10:29am
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Hell yea!!!!
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matt.3150 2/24/2021 12:14pm
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worksmx wrote:
I say it's a good/balanced price for a rare setup in that condition. GLWS.
They are absolutely a beautiful set of forks! No question about that!!!’
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Factory Dick 2/24/2021 2:15pm
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You need them matt 😍
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Factory Dick wrote:
You need them matt 😍
I don’t need them or want them, for the 3rd or 4th time. Sorry
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Must look away....😂
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matt.3150 2/24/2021 6:57pm
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Factory Dick wrote:
You need them matt 😍
matt.3150 wrote:
I don’t need them or want them, for the 3rd or 4th time. Sorry
Ok I’ll give you $625 you cover the shipping’
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William_Pawasarat 2/24/2021 9:30pm
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Didn't Everts run those on his 1999 proto aka 00,01. I believe it was a radson bike.
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William_Pawasarat wrote:
Didn't Everts run those on his 1999 proto aka 00,01. I believe it was a radson bike.
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Here’s Everts 99 Cr250




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matt.3150 2/25/2021 1:00pm
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William_Pawasarat wrote:
Didn't Everts run those on his 1999 proto aka 00,01. I believe it was a radson bike.
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Redrcr34 wrote:
Here’s Everts 99 Cr250 [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/02/25/480297/s1200_504447B6_E40B_4F9F_8F65_0EB14D6BA972.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/02/25/480298/s1200_2AC2CCFD_0987_43DD_9DC4_26FF8D93FFD9.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/02/25/480296/s1200_3DD8ED4A_0306_4EDA_BC06_52283CBCBD7E.jpg[/img]
Here’s Everts 99 Cr250




The Everts forks are the 1998-1999 works Showa’s forks for the 250, they are quite a bit different , I have a set of those. They are both 49mm, but have different coatings on the lower tubes. Everts had redish brown TIN coating were the forks that are for sale have Black DLC. Also the upper tubes on Everts have a yellowish clear anodize, were the forks that are for sale are the whitish hard anodize, some people confuse it for magnesium, which they are not. The fork caps are completely different from each other, yes they are both red, Everts has duel bleed screws where the forks for sale have a single bleed screw and the part were the bleed screws are doesn’t go alway across the top of the fork cap, has an angle down. The forks for sale were only run on the 125’s one year, maybe a year and a half. So far most of these thing are just cosmetic issue, I prefer the 125 forks better in the way they look. But here the kicker, they had smaller cartridges and compression adjusters also pistons. They can off the 45mm twin chamber works Showa’s forks off a previous design that was also run on 125 one year. The 45mm twin chamber forks are very rare. Henry ran them in 1994 on his RC125. Everts 49mm forks had much bigger chambers, pistons and compression adjusters that were designed for the 49mm forks. Have Richard show you a picture of the fork caps!
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William_Pawasarat 2/27/2021 6:59pm
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thanks Matt for clearing that up, I'll look at the caps.
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William_Pawasarat wrote:
Didn't Everts run those on his 1999 proto aka 00,01. I believe it was a radson bike.
SWEET FORKS.
Redrcr34 wrote:
Here’s Everts 99 Cr250 [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/02/25/480297/s1200_504447B6_E40B_4F9F_8F65_0EB14D6BA972.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/02/25/480298/s1200_2AC2CCFD_0987_43DD_9DC4_26FF8D93FFD9.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/02/25/480296/s1200_3DD8ED4A_0306_4EDA_BC06_52283CBCBD7E.jpg[/img]
Here’s Everts 99 Cr250




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The Everts forks are the 1998-1999 works Showa’s forks for the 250, they are quite a bit different , I have a set of those. They...
The Everts forks are the 1998-1999 works Showa’s forks for the 250, they are quite a bit different , I have a set of those. They are both 49mm, but have different coatings on the lower tubes. Everts had redish brown TIN coating were the forks that are for sale have Black DLC. Also the upper tubes on Everts have a yellowish clear anodize, were the forks that are for sale are the whitish hard anodize, some people confuse it for magnesium, which they are not. The fork caps are completely different from each other, yes they are both red, Everts has duel bleed screws where the forks for sale have a single bleed screw and the part were the bleed screws are doesn’t go alway across the top of the fork cap, has an angle down. The forks for sale were only run on the 125’s one year, maybe a year and a half. So far most of these thing are just cosmetic issue, I prefer the 125 forks better in the way they look. But here the kicker, they had smaller cartridges and compression adjusters also pistons. They can off the 45mm twin chamber works Showa’s forks off a previous design that was also run on 125 one year. The 45mm twin chamber forks are very rare. Henry ran them in 1994 on his RC125. Everts 49mm forks had much bigger chambers, pistons and compression adjusters that were designed for the 49mm forks. Have Richard show you a picture of the fork caps!
Damn you know your stuff.
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matt.3150 wrote:
There 1997 and off a 125, Lamson and Sheak ran them, they only ran them on the 125 for 1 year, the 250 ran a different...
There 1997 and off a 125, Lamson and Sheak ran them, they only ran them on the 125 for 1 year, the 250 ran a different set of forks.
Matt.3150, so these should bolt on to any steel frame CR 93-96 with maybe a stem swap for certain models?
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[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/02/28/480760/s1200_038C8C95_2354_4CB2_A03C_55E313AA4055.jpg[/img]

DAMN! That is a HUGE brake bracket!!! I mean it's bigger than a front number plate!
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Factory Dick 2/28/2021 8:20am
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Today only 3,700 includes shipping to USA or Europe.
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matt.3150 wrote:
There 1997 and off a 125, Lamson and Sheak ran them, they only ran them on the 125 for 1 year, the 250 ran a different...
There 1997 and off a 125, Lamson and Sheak ran them, they only ran them on the 125 for 1 year, the 250 ran a different set of forks.
sandman768 wrote:
Matt.3150, so these should bolt on to any steel frame CR 93-96 with maybe a stem swap for certain models?
Yea those should be for a steel frame !if there the clamps that are supposed to be with the forks.
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Are these still available?
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matt.3150 wrote:
There 1997 and off a 125, Lamson and Sheak ran them, they only ran them on the 125 for 1 year, the 250 ran a different...
There 1997 and off a 125, Lamson and Sheak ran them, they only ran them on the 125 for 1 year, the 250 ran a different set of forks.
sandman768 wrote:
Matt.3150, so these should bolt on to any steel frame CR 93-96 with maybe a stem swap for certain models?
matt.3150 wrote:
Yea those should be for a steel frame !if there the clamps that are supposed to be with the forks.
Judging by the angle of the frame stops on the lower clamp I don’t believe the clamps are for a steel frame, with the fork caps being stamped “7A01” that should indicate that they were built in 97, one question I do have is could these have been used on the 250, and if they were 125 only, from looking at pics of lamson and sheaks bikes they had different front hubs with lamsons being a machined silver and sheaks being coated black, any idea if the forks or a potential clamp width difference dictated that?
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Factory Dick 3/22/2021 9:28am
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Yes they are still available.
Text me if it’s easier. 240-338-1867.
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Factory Dick 3/22/2021 2:36pm
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Clamps fit aluminum frame
Pics show them on a 2002 cr250 frame.

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