• 4 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
     TE = 4st Enduro & TC = 4st Cross

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Are TE forks shorter than CR's?

racemx904

racemx904

Husqvarna
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Well just measured the fork on my 02' CR125 and they measure in at 38" and my 04 TE250 forks are 36-3/4"....

the reason I measured was I am really bottoming the front end on g-out type stuff...even extremely slow g-outs...

first I took the lowering link off...then took forks apart looking for a spacer or something...nope...the clickers were all the way soft...so I went in to 14 in on both rebound and compression...really didnt seem to matter much....they seem to work great on everything but bottoming control....any ideas? guess I will have to self medicate and revalve...
 
racemx904;122637 said:
Well just measured the fork on my 02' CR125 and they measure in at 38" and my 04 TE250 forks are 36-3/4"....

the reason I measured was I am really bottoming the front end on g-out type stuff...even extremely slow g-outs...

first I took the lowering link off...then took forks apart looking for a spacer or something...nope...the clickers were all the way soft...so I went in to 14 in on both rebound and compression...really didnt seem to matter much....they seem to work great on everything but bottoming control....any ideas? guess I will have to self medicate and revalve...
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You might try raising the oil level in the forks.
 
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