Posted by Chet on July 1, 2010, 5:30 pm
d
this is a thought
CRF forks are essentially the old XR200 forks.
>
> Install Race-tech cartridge emulators and you will see a huge
> difference in stability over squirley rocks.
>
> -Jeff-
Posted by XR650L_Dave on July 1, 2010, 6:54 pm
> d
> this is a thought
> CRF forks are essentially the old XR200 forks.
> >
> > Install Race-tech cartridge emulators and you will see a huge
> > difference in stability over squirley rocks.
> >
> > -Jeff-
I have a pair of super-flimsy 1982 XR200 forks (not from an XR200R),
probably you mean 200R?
Dave
Posted by HellSickle on July 2, 2010, 6:44 pm
> > d
> > this is a thought
> > CRF forks are essentially the old XR200 forks.
> > >
> > > Install Race-tech cartridge emulators and you will see a huge
> > > difference in stability over squirley rocks.
> > >
> > > -Jeff-
> I have a pair of super-flimsy 1982 XR200 forks (not from an XR200R),
> probably you mean 200R?
> Dave
Yes, XR200R. I have a 1997. We're pulling the Race Tech modified
dampers & putting them in the 2003 CRF tomorrow.
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> this is a thought
> CRF forks are essentially the old XR200 forks.
> >
> > Install Race-tech cartridge emulators and you will see a huge
> > difference in stability over squirley rocks.
> >
> > -Jeff-