Sorry to bring this up again...But i bought 96 KX Forks...and i Have a 94 KX 250 Wheel...Do i need an axel that Matches the Wheel, or the Forks???
I Might Machine my own with a lathe, but if the Axel isnt to expensive i might as wel buy it...WHich one???
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For the most part, the 125's and 500's use the same axle/spacers with a threaded sleeve on one end, the 250 uses a different axle, spacers and a nut instead of the sleeve. If your forks have removable clamp plates on both sides the 125 or 500 axles should work.
I have all three kinds of wheels and can interchange them by changing the axles/spacers out.
Now, mind you, this is a generalization for those years I've been dealing with; 1990-1998 kx125, and later 90's and 2K KX500's and late 90's to 2001 kx250.
I have all three kinds of wheels and can interchange them by changing the axles/spacers out.
Now, mind you, this is a generalization for those years I've been dealing with; 1990-1998 kx125, and later 90's and 2K KX500's and late 90's to 2001 kx250.
1994 KDX200, Beta 200rr, yz125, yz250, kx100 modded for adult, gasgas contact 250.
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