Easy peasy lemon squeezy! I had same thing on some forks I bought. I used a SMALL amount of heat ( propane focused on the BOLT) latched on tightly with a pair of vise grips and it came right out.
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Copied from Kawasaki K-Tech News:
KX, KDX, KLX Front
Axle Mount Studs
The 6mm studs that
thread into the fork legs to
secure the front axle are
not listed separately on
the microfiche but are
available. The studs fit the
KX 125/250/500 models
as far back as 1982, the
KDX 200/220R models,
and the KLX250/300R
models. The Kawasaki
part number for these 6 x
20mm studs is
172G0620.◆—John Griffin
Or instead of welding a nut on you could use two nuts and then back it out with the inside one, much quicker! Edit: Actually on second look, there aren't that many threads showing, you might not get two nuts on there (hehe), but might be worth a shot
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