2001 cr125 HELP!!!

Edited Date/Time 1/25/2012 1:14am
I'm going to soon be getting a 2001 cr125 and I'm a little too short, i need to lower the rear shocks like 1-2" and i need a rear shock lowering linkage kit or some thing under like say $100 or so, i REALLY need help
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NeWskoolmxer
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1/17/2011 4:29pm
Take the seat to an upholstery guy and he can shave the foam 2 inches.
1/17/2011 6:38pm
Take the seat to an upholstery guy and he can shave the foam 2 inches.
does it have enough to do that?
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1/17/2011 6:50pm
If not shave as much as you can... It will be a lot cheaper then buying new linkage to lower the bike.. Unless you find one on ebay...
1/17/2011 7:06pm


Cut the seat, use a sander to shape it like a step seat (I have a 5'1" Daughter that races full size bikes).
Kouba link will lower it 1.5 in. less than $200 invested -2.5 to 3 in.

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1/17/2011 8:29pm
MX Dad #27 wrote:
[img]http://DSC00144[/img][img]http://DSC00145[/img] Cut the seat, use a sander to shape it like a step seat (I have a 5'1" Daughter that races full size bikes). Kouba link...


Cut the seat, use a sander to shape it like a step seat (I have a 5'1" Daughter that races full size bikes).
Kouba link will lower it 1.5 in. less than $200 invested -2.5 to 3 in.
yeah i'm 5'1" and i'm not done growing yet =) i got another 10 years or so to grow...but the bike is as big as my dad's rm250, all they did was just use 250 frames and put the smaller motor in it lol *cough*cheapos*coughDry
1/17/2011 8:44pm
umm and wheres a free download for a bill of sale?
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1/17/2011 8:54pm
You can also adjust the rear shock ride-height, but you'll lose some suspension travel.
1/18/2011 5:09pm
bump, need to know of a link for a bill of sale for free...
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1/18/2011 5:32pm
You can lower the ride hight by putting a spacer in the shock and droping the forks in the clamps.
1/18/2011 5:45pm
still need the link!!!

umm i'm going to be trading a ttr125 for this cr125, and i put a procircut pipe on the bike (ttr125, now reffered to as "the bike") with the proper jetting. So my question is: do i need to take off the jettings and replace them with the stock ones if on "the bike" i put the STOCK pipe on, will it affect the bikes. or will it just like help it? i need this question answered a.s.a.p
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1/19/2011 7:07pm
Dude, you don't need to bump this every couple of hours. Patience grasshopper.

You can also have the sub-frame shortened by a competent welder, or I'm sure there are shops/companies that have a shortening service.
1/19/2011 9:31pm
TerryK wrote:
Dude, you don't need to bump this every couple of hours. Patience grasshopper. You can also have the sub-frame shortened by a competent welder, or I'm...
Dude, you don't need to bump this every couple of hours. Patience grasshopper.

You can also have the sub-frame shortened by a competent welder, or I'm sure there are shops/companies that have a shortening service.
well i needed answers like right away =|
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1/20/2011 11:49am Edited Date/Time 1/20/2011 11:53am
I would just back the spring off to the maximum length the manual states and drop the forks in the clamps, You don't need no stinkin link. All kinds of short kids riding them bikes had to stand on pieces of wood on the starting line. Get out and ride enough BS.
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1/20/2011 12:44pm Edited Date/Time 1/20/2011 12:46pm
umm and wheres a free download for a bill of sale?
Are you selling the bike? The seller makes a bill of sale not the buyer. I would recommend having the suspension lowered internally by a competent suspension shop.
1/20/2011 4:03pm
umm and wheres a free download for a bill of sale?
lumpy790 wrote:
Are you selling the bike? The seller makes a bill of sale not the buyer. I would recommend having the suspension lowered internally by a competent...
Are you selling the bike? The seller makes a bill of sale not the buyer. I would recommend having the suspension lowered internally by a competent suspension shop.
umm we're are trading...so we both need one =) but i got one already thanks buys for the answers
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1/20/2011 4:16pm
You better get something written on paper signed by both people, some type of written document! I don t want to see you on Judge Judy in 6 months LOL! With vin numbers, and what the trade involves, trust me cover your ass with documents,
1/21/2011 6:49am
DUDES i got the bike!!!....with my boots I'm on my tippy toes. so what we're probably going to do is:
lower seat (cut it)2-3 inches
lower forks like 1"
soften spring 1" or so
and if all that fails get a kouba link for it which is $140
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1/21/2011 8:02am
You fit fine if you can touch at all.

Here is the basic wording I use for a bill of sale. Make 2 copies so both parties have a signed copy.

I hereby sell one _________________ Serial number __________________
for $________ with no warranty either written or implied.

Seller______________________________ DATE___________________
Buyer______________________________ DATE___________________
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1/21/2011 11:25am
Lumpy your pretty sharp LOL!
1/21/2011 11:28am
i already got the bike =) thanks for the input guys
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1/21/2011 3:54pm
"You fit fine if you can touch at all." <<< Best advice, Wardy was in the same boat.
1/22/2011 10:53am
"You fit fine if you can touch at all." <<< Best advice, Wardy was in the same boat.
i can tippy toe it like one leg way over lets say the right leg holding me up, and the left leg is on its calf, so i can fit, but i'm on my tippy tippy toes

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