XACT in Cone Valve out!

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11/5/2018 8:37pm Edited Date/Time 11/18/2018 9:06am
Branding on the new XACT forks and shock have started. JA21’s bike. Even more Cone Valves in the marketplace!
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11/5/2018 8:41pm
What's the XACT forks?
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11/5/2018 8:46pm
Monk wrote:
What's the XACT forks?
You know how you think your wife is hot and then you meet her younger even hotter sister who’s bi and can put her ankles behind her head? That’s what XACT is, the younger hotter sister.
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11/5/2018 8:48pm
Monk wrote:
What's the XACT forks?
AJ565 wrote:
You know how you think your wife is hot and then you meet her younger even hotter sister who’s bi and can put her ankles behind...
You know how you think your wife is hot and then you meet her younger even hotter sister who’s bi and can put her ankles behind her head? That’s what XACT is, the younger hotter sister.
interesting analogy.
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11/5/2018 8:48pm Edited Date/Time 11/5/2018 8:50pm
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway?

AJ I see you got a new set, did you get the new stuff, or still banging your wifeSmile ? How was Spoaks Saturday?

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11/5/2018 9:45pm
I wouldn't be surprised if it is something like the Kreft mod.
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11/5/2018 10:04pm
Monk wrote:
What's the XACT forks?
AJ565 wrote:
You know how you think your wife is hot and then you meet her younger even hotter sister who’s bi and can put her ankles behind...
You know how you think your wife is hot and then you meet her younger even hotter sister who’s bi and can put her ankles behind her head? That’s what XACT is, the younger hotter sister.
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11/5/2018 10:07pm
Monk wrote:
What's the XACT forks?
AJ565 wrote:
You know how you think your wife is hot and then you meet her younger even hotter sister who’s bi and can put her ankles behind...
You know how you think your wife is hot and then you meet her younger even hotter sister who’s bi and can put her ankles behind her head? That’s what XACT is, the younger hotter sister.
Rickyisms wrote:
interesting analogy.
Probably not the first analogy that would come to me, but Golf claps to you!
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I don't think there is anything new to the Xact? Just switched names. If anything, it might be they are considering putting cone valve forks, or a version of it, on newer SXF and want to leverage the name cone valve to sell bikes.
11/6/2018 1:17am
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway? AJ I see you got a new set...
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway?

AJ I see you got a new set, did you get the new stuff, or still banging your wifeSmile ? How was Spoaks Saturday?
I disagree with the 52mm's they are simply to stiff for amatuers and many pros except guys doing sx. This has been said by many riders who know what they are talking about.

by just offering the 48mm's they potentially save money on production and spare parts by only needing 1 style rather than 2.

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11/6/2018 2:04am
So do I need to sell my latest edition cone valves now before the XACT is released so they’re still worth something? Laughing
11/6/2018 2:06am
Justin345 wrote:
So do I need to sell my latest edition cone valves now before the XACT is released so they’re still worth something? Laughing
Yes...Sell them dirt cheap to me please ?
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11/6/2018 2:11am
XACT is the new motocross suspension name.
Xplor will remain on the enduro bikes.
Conevalves will have Pro CV added to the fork name.
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11/6/2018 5:37am Edited Date/Time 11/6/2018 5:38am
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway? AJ I see you got a new set...
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway?

AJ I see you got a new set, did you get the new stuff, or still banging your wifeSmile ? How was Spoaks Saturday?
Bangin the wife. Spoaks was good. Developed a lot of ruts later in the day that were awesome. The jumps kinda sucked though, he reshaped them and you have to slow down for everything or over jump them big time.

Also, The CV are noticeably stiffer than the AER fork. They don't taper down at the bottom of the tube and gives it a much better feel in the front end.
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11/6/2018 6:19am
Monk wrote:
What's the XACT forks?
AJ565 wrote:
You know how you think your wife is hot and then you meet her younger even hotter sister who’s bi and can put her ankles behind...
You know how you think your wife is hot and then you meet her younger even hotter sister who’s bi and can put her ankles behind her head? That’s what XACT is, the younger hotter sister.
Funny!
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11/6/2018 7:03am
Monk wrote:
What's the XACT forks?
AJ565 wrote:
You know how you think your wife is hot and then you meet her younger even hotter sister who’s bi and can put her ankles behind...
You know how you think your wife is hot and then you meet her younger even hotter sister who’s bi and can put her ankles behind her head? That’s what XACT is, the younger hotter sister.
My wife has a sister like that. Lots of tattoo's and a big ole booty. That ragin' bitch is fun to look at though.
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11/6/2018 7:20am
Is this having something do to with the rumor that ktm's and husky's are using the cone valve forks on production bikes next year? Possibly ditching the aer48 forks?
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The_Diablo wrote:
Is this having something do to with the rumor that ktm's and husky's are using the cone valve forks on production bikes next year? Possibly ditching...
Is this having something do to with the rumor that ktm's and husky's are using the cone valve forks on production bikes next year? Possibly ditching the aer48 forks?
I’d love for this to be true but it’s hard to believe.
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11/6/2018 7:36am
The_Diablo wrote:
Is this having something do to with the rumor that ktm's and husky's are using the cone valve forks on production bikes next year? Possibly ditching...
Is this having something do to with the rumor that ktm's and husky's are using the cone valve forks on production bikes next year? Possibly ditching the aer48 forks?
I’d love for this to be true but it’s hard to believe.
I don't know but if I recall correctly it's either the '08 or '09 CRF that had as close to kit suspension you could get on a production model.
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11/6/2018 7:38am
The_Diablo wrote:
Is this having something do to with the rumor that ktm's and husky's are using the cone valve forks on production bikes next year? Possibly ditching...
Is this having something do to with the rumor that ktm's and husky's are using the cone valve forks on production bikes next year? Possibly ditching the aer48 forks?
I'm also wondering about that. I guess we'll see what forks the 2019 FE and RE bikes will have in a few weeks.
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11/6/2018 7:39am
The_Diablo wrote:
Is this having something do to with the rumor that ktm's and husky's are using the cone valve forks on production bikes next year? Possibly ditching...
Is this having something do to with the rumor that ktm's and husky's are using the cone valve forks on production bikes next year? Possibly ditching the aer48 forks?
I’d love for this to be true but it’s hard to believe.
-MAVERICK- wrote:
I don't know but if I recall correctly it's either the '08 or '09 CRF that had as close to kit suspension you could get on...
I don't know but if I recall correctly it's either the '08 or '09 CRF that had as close to kit suspension you could get on a production model.
I think you mean the '17/'18 CRF 450's and and the new Kawi 450. Those are closet to kit suspension so far.
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I’d love for this to be true but it’s hard to believe.
-MAVERICK- wrote:
I don't know but if I recall correctly it's either the '08 or '09 CRF that had as close to kit suspension you could get on...
I don't know but if I recall correctly it's either the '08 or '09 CRF that had as close to kit suspension you could get on a production model.
smv ryder wrote:
I think you mean the '17/'18 CRF 450's and and the new Kawi 450. Those are closet to kit suspension so far.
Possibly but I'm thinking the '08/'09 CRF did as well. Michael would have a better idea.

Paging ML512.
11/6/2018 8:38am
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway? AJ I see you got a new set...
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway?

AJ I see you got a new set, did you get the new stuff, or still banging your wifeSmile ? How was Spoaks Saturday?
I have a set
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11/6/2018 8:41am
-MAVERICK- wrote:
I don't know but if I recall correctly it's either the '08 or '09 CRF that had as close to kit suspension you could get on...
I don't know but if I recall correctly it's either the '08 or '09 CRF that had as close to kit suspension you could get on a production model.
smv ryder wrote:
I think you mean the '17/'18 CRF 450's and and the new Kawi 450. Those are closet to kit suspension so far.
-MAVERICK- wrote:
Possibly but I'm thinking the '08/'09 CRF did as well. Michael would have a better idea.

Paging ML512.
The 08 had a 47mm Showa spring fork, quite a bit different in overall components to a works fork at the time. The 09 CRF450R had a 48mm KYB AOS fork.
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11/6/2018 8:44am
I did find this posted on the electric 50 first look:

WP suspension – XACT air fork and a WP rear shock - for advanced performance and control
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11/6/2018 9:04am
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway? AJ I see you got a new set...
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway?

AJ I see you got a new set, did you get the new stuff, or still banging your wifeSmile ? How was Spoaks Saturday?
I have a set [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2018/11/06/300499/s1200_IMG_2277.jpg[/img]
I have a set
52's? How do you like them and where did you steal them?
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11/6/2018 9:16am
AJ565 wrote:
I did find this posted on the electric 50 first look: WP suspension – XACT air fork and a WP rear shock - for advanced performance...
I did find this posted on the electric 50 first look:

WP suspension – XACT air fork and a WP rear shock - for advanced performance and control
Based on the latest PRs, it sounds like XACT is a term for a valving component, thus the reason it'll be listed with both air and spring fork models.
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11/6/2018 9:18am
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway? AJ I see you got a new set...
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway?

AJ I see you got a new set, did you get the new stuff, or still banging your wifeSmile ? How was Spoaks Saturday?
The internals are basically the same whether you run CVs or not. All a Cone Valve system does is replace a mid-speed valve on the end of the damping rod. Or vice-versa if you use a mid-speed valve to replace a cv...
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11/6/2018 9:19am
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway? AJ I see you got a new set...
They need to offer the 52mm's to the public. I'm not sure most owners run CV internals anyway?

AJ I see you got a new set, did you get the new stuff, or still banging your wifeSmile ? How was Spoaks Saturday?
I disagree with the 52mm's they are simply to stiff for amatuers and many pros except guys doing sx. This has been said by many riders...
I disagree with the 52mm's they are simply to stiff for amatuers and many pros except guys doing sx. This has been said by many riders who know what they are talking about.

by just offering the 48mm's they potentially save money on production and spare parts by only needing 1 style rather than 2.

When you tell me I can't have it, and the Pro's have been running them forever, that just makes me want it moreLaughing
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When you tell me I can't have it, and the Pro's have been running them forever, that just makes me want it moreLaughing
You can have it, they're just hard to get...more expensive...harder to get parts for...and possibly worse for the average Joe than a set of 48s would be.
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