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Thread: 250r INVERTED FORKS

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    Racerguy381 is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
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    Figured someone would figure out the streetbike triple clamp sooner or later. Im surprized I havent seen any Tecate's with Inverted forks. Or has someone done it an not posted pics?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ctk View Post
    Kasey could you please explain to me the advantages to an inverted fork. I have heard of it but do not know what it is.
    I remember reading in a Dirtbike mag article about forks is that conventional forks were better suited for trail riding and inverted forks were better for motorcross and big jumps.
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    Thats realy cool!! Ive wanted to put inverts on my R forever now, but have always been too cheap.. Cant wait to hear what bikes they came from and start searchen..
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    900rr?
    How's it compair in overall in width? What forks are those from? Able to mill and press in the 250r steering stem?
    Last edited by audioworks04; 11-29-2009 at 11:56 PM.

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    Man the prices for the pieces are gonna be through the roof on ebay everytime someone bumps this post. I really want to do this to my R but doubt i can afford it even with the bolt on. Is the steering stem length the same as well? It just seems too easy...
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    Nope, it's not a 900rr. I'm pretty sure I know what it is though..........

    Yes, unfortunately every guy with an R and some $$ will be all over these for awhile. We'll be bidding against one another
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    Good find. It looks like the forks are a smaller diameter that the holes in the tripples, I bought a tri-z once that had 85 forks in 86 tripples and a bush made to fit the difference in the fork diameter. I never trusted it and swapped them straight away. When will we find out what the tripples are off.

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    I would love to do this on my 350x.....Anything that works for 350x's?
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    The forks look to fit fine in the triples, Kasey said "near bolt on" so I doubt the tubes need bushings.....

    The 350X has rake in the triples so these would not work I don't think.

    I think the triples rhyme with "Damn fee!!"
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    2002 cr80 forks?

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    "Damn free" you say. I can't think of a honda in the uk that rhymes with that. Anymore clues?

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    Kasey I see you on the site right now...

    C'mon give it up!



    Edit: Not trying to rush you just very interested as everyone else is.
    Last edited by SeaBass8; 12-01-2009 at 12:41 PM. Reason: Not trying to be a dink

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    It's kinda lame people keep this stuff a secret, who cares? Wouldn't you want other trikers to have the better ride of newer suspension? I don't even have a 250R and I wanna know....
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    whiney whiney whiney

    350x tripples have rake built in...do what?

    last I heard zero rake triples, 35in cartridge forks, and a +2.5 swinger netted you a 58 inch wheel base....

    why would you want anything else.
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    Patiently waiting..

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    Quote Originally Posted by inv3ctiv3 View Post
    It's kinda lame people keep this stuff a secret, who cares? Wouldn't you want other trikers to have the better ride of newer suspension? I don't even have a 250R and I wanna know....
    Slow down!! He want to be sure it is basically a bolt-on affaire before he tell the part required! It is not a couple days of waiting in your life that will kill your passion!

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