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Inversion

Posted: 01:45 pm May 13 2006
by motorhed220
Anybody kow why the KDX was not made with Inverted forks from the start, and why the KLX was...? What is the Main difference between the two forks and is it worth the hassel of converting?

Posted: 03:46 pm May 13 2006
by Green Hornet
KLX is 43mm Inverted vs. Example mine 2001 KX125/250 which are 46mm. Inverted.
Early 90's they made USD KDX for 2yrs.
Whats the reason they don't? Probably too much YEN.......................................

Posted: 10:08 pm May 13 2006
by tim
they did produce a couple over seas (in england i think) only for the special people

Posted: 07:14 am May 14 2006
by KDXer
KLX forks have no rebound adjuster just like the KDX so the only advantage I see is no underhang or the bling factor.

Posted: 10:23 am May 14 2006
by Rhodester
I think that's a low speed compression adjuster (on the KDX)....at least in the states. :wink:

Posted: 03:23 am May 15 2006
by KDXer
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Rhodester wrote:I think that's a low speed compression adjuster (on the KDX)....at least in the states. :wink:
I'm not sure what you mean by this comment ?? :?

Our aussie KDX's only have compression adjustment too. As far as I know the KLX forks have NO rebound just like the KDX have none. :mrgreen:

Posted: 12:27 pm May 16 2006
by fulltiltboogie
The conventional forks have more flex than USD forks which can be a good thing in nasty off road conditions. I've seen Scott Summers put conventionals back on his CR450 for some of the rougher GNCC's.

Posted: 02:11 pm May 16 2006
by fuzzy
Yeah, but those are good conventionals :wink: