Holy F#$@*#@ S$%t Batman!

[Rebel Customs]

Maybe heat it a bit? like the aluminum that it goes into.

[whyzee]

I have a set of 200x forks. Pm me if interested

[yaegerb]

I have actually done that before. It worked for me, JB weld is great stuff. Best way to get those out is use a butane torch, heat the crap out of it and the will pop out pretty easily. Metal bolt in an aluminum housing....works every time.

[Killbot]

I have a set of 200x forks. Pm me if interested

WoW! It begins again! I just spent 4 years modding my enduro to the way it should be. Let me think about it! I like skinny tires but scared of the disc brakes!

[Killbot]

Ok! Now it's stripped! Heated it up but was just to far gone. I only need the fork tubes . Can't I just drill it out? Not like I trying to save the slider.

[Killbot]

Ok! A little update. All is good in the world!!! I bought a entire front end off ebay for $45 +$25 for shipping. Got it all together! I put a Cheng shin or (whatever the name of the company is) front tire on. The tire says 5psi manual says 2psi. Which one? Tried 2.4 psi but tire looks flat.

[BoostedRNR]

I would just mess around with the pressures. More pressure=Better steering. Less Pressure=Cadillac ride
I was going to say that I bought a set of forks off ebay for around that price, not too bad I thought

[thestud25]

Noticed a fork oil leak on my new to me 1985 250sx. Took off the Carlisle tire on front and saw this. Wow! Really wish it was only my fork seals now! What exactly do I need to fix this?

I had Carlisle Trail wolfs on my Big Red 250es and they did the same damn thing.

[blackriver4x4]

those tires are notorious for that...