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Mr. Robinson Liked a reply to forum topic KOK blue seals vs SKF green fork seals

11/2/2021 4:02pm
Yeah, I know what you guys are saying. I normally run SKF, but I was just giving these a try for the sake of this thread and sharing my findings so nobody wastes their money on them. And for an update, I let a guy ride my bike today who's forks I have valved similar to mine, but mine are set up to be a little softer. He actually thought mine where firmer over roots and rocks than his, so the seals seem to be creating considerably more stiction than his OE Yamaha seals. So, the blue seals are coming...
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Kartwheel Added a reply to Any Suspension Gurus That Can Help?

11/2/2021 12:33am
Stock 5.0nm fork springs are good for your weight, you should do what Enzo said and go up 1 rate on shock spring to balance the bike. If the back of the bike rides too low it will make the forks feel harsh because there is not enough weight on them Enzo are KYB specialists and I do lots of...

Kartwheel Added a reply to KOK blue seals vs SKF green fork seals

10/5/2021 4:29pm
Use NOK Japanese made OEM nothing else is as good thus far For WP forks I use a KYB seal made for the PSF1 or PSF2 air forks they are a single spring seal and work really well in the WP stuff

FahQ Liked a reply to forum topic KOK blue seals vs SKF green fork seals

10/5/2021 4:24pm
Look for NOK
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Kartwheel Added a comment about feature Race Shop Build: 2021 Beta 300 RX 2-Stroke

6/10/2021 3:58pm
Hey Ping it looks to me like you could have gone a spring rate softer on the forks or maybe just less preload on the springs that were in it. The shock looked pretty good but is for sure a bit softer than the forks. I'm that Factory Spec guy from Australia, you rode that Garage build Twisted Development YZ250 a few years back that belonged to Kris Puffer who is around 220 lbs so it was sprung waaay to stiff for you. Anyways just thought I would throw my 2 cents in. Cheers from Straya Ken Wheeler
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mxb2 Liked a reply to forum topic Kawasaki kxf 450 18 suspension to 2020

3/4/2020 11:36am
Crazy idea, huh.
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Kartwheel Added a reply to KYB Springs

6/30/2019 7:27pm
Thats a for a KYB 46mm shock that will fit YZ125/250 if you have a YZF you need a spring for 50mm shock. The top is bigger diameter than the bottom on both type of springs I'm pretty sure SDI are genuine KYB springs

mfferreira Liked a comment about Feature Vital MX Pit Bits: Atlanta

4/4/2019 12:56pm
Not wanting to bash anyone with this comment but I have been noticing less and less "tech" content in the Pit Bits. I used to come to see factory bike close-ups, details, technology but I feel like lately, this has been giving way to more practice/riding shots.
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Kartwheel Added a reply to 17 CRF450 Springs

12/30/2016 12:00pm
2015/16 CRF250R shock springs should work, both shocks are 50mm SHOWA and the spring length is the same

Crush Liked a comment about Feature Spy Photos: The Production 2017 Honda CRF450R!

7/25/2016 9:21pm
Kenny just got a hard on.
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Kartwheel Added a reply to New factory showa hybrid fork

2/7/2016 12:56pm
I have had a hybrid fork setup on my Honda 450 for over 3 months now and it has a very nice feel to it. It consists of the original KYB PSF1 on the left and a KYB spring fork on the right using a YZ450 cartridge and everything matched up for correct length and travel. In the spring fork...

Kartwheel Added a reply to 2015 ktm 350 sxf forks.

2/3/2016 12:19pm
For your weight you need .48kg or stock fork springs and stock shock spring as well. When the springs are too soft for your weight the suspension rides low in the stroke and that is why it feels harsh. The 4CS forks that are on your bike are not the greatest forks ever but they will be better with an...

MotoX85 Liked a comment about Feature New Halfpipe At Hangtown - What Do You Think?

5/13/2015 1:25pm
Hell yea that is sick, but it should be mandatory to at least throw a 180 turn down each lap.
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Kartwheel Added a reply to Lowering fork oil

4/20/2015 1:59pm
Make sure your forks are not bound up on the axle, if they are they will be sticky and not absorb bumps when the front is light under acceleration and wiggle side to side. Bleed the air out between motos as well The springs are a bit stiff front and back as well