I was looking at what SSS forks are going for and came across these listed as 02 YZ250F. Are they something that was used on Ws or are they not Yamaha?
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What are these? YZ/F forks
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If I remember right you can put the 06 up to 09 yz250f - 450f factory fatbar triple clamps on those forks but you have to use both clamps off the newer bike as they are 2mm wider
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They are twin chamber. Couldn't tell you the year but definitely not 2002 46mm open chamber KYB
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Deff 2005. Only year for that bell bottom style outer tube. 04 was two piece and 06 was sss that looked like the ones on a bike today. 100% 2005 Yamaha forks. Couldn't tell you if there off a 125 or 450 though.
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Deff 2005. Only year for that bell bottom style outer tube. 04 was two piece and 06 was sss that looked like the ones on a bike today. 100% 2005 Yamaha forks. Couldn't tell you if there off a 125 or 450 though.
These forks are from an '05 YZ125 or YZ250. I wasn't aware of the 250F and 450F having these forks too. It makes sense though.
The spacing between the fork centers should be 2mm smaller than '06+, matching the '04 and older bikes. Also, in '06, the bar clamps became removable, and the 2T's got SSS forks and an upgraded shock.
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