The KTM 125 has kit forks on both bikes. The one on the left has the newest batch of 48mm CV forks which are silver again, the black ones on the right are actually an older batch.
The shock reservoir on the KX250 isn't larger, it's just a different brand than what comes stock (Showa vs KY and the adjuster angle is a bit different on the KYB version. And with the three piece adjuster, it needs a bit more room to access unlike the stock Showa one.
Was about to say the same. The only strangeness to the set-up is them using the old OEM round disk instead of the update wave disk. Possibly because of muddier conditions.
ML512
9/15/2020 8:49 AM
The KTM 125 has kit forks on both bikes. The one on the left has the newest batch of 48mm CV forks which are silver again, the black ones on the right are actually an older batch.
and the adjuster angle is a bit different on the KYB version. And with the three piece adjuster, it needs a bit more room to access unlike the stock Showa one.
The shock reservoir on the KX250 isn't larger, it's just a different brand than what comes stock (Showa vs KY
Snapper
9/15/2020 12:55 AM
dean122
9/16/2020 9:14 AM