I always just assumed they did it to run Showa A kit works stuff.
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Showa 47mm forks on 09 TE 310
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I always just assumed they did it to run Showa A kit works stuff.
I am curious as well what your thoughts are of the setup?
I need a new fork cartridge and at $400 for a new one plus the lower piston and shims I am considering this option. I am a novice machinist and can handle the spacers and boring with no problems.
You can get these forks for around $300-$350 shipped all day on ebay.
I need a new fork cartridge and at $400 for a new one plus the lower piston and shims I am considering this option. I am a novice machinist and can handle the spacers and boring with no problems.
You can get these forks for around $300-$350 shipped all day on ebay.
u2slow
Husqvarna
Looking to do the same with a '09 WR300
On the off chance that you are still using this forum I'd be real interested to know who you got to do the triple clamp sleeves as they are pretty trick!