Today I finished cleaning them up and put a few layers of clear coat on them and mounted them into the clamps.
Ive taken on the task of rebuilding a 1986 KX125E. Follow along as I delve elbow deep into this greasy worn out mess of a bike.
If this is your first visit find the very first post in the archive and start reading there, it will make more sense.
Saturday, December 24, 2011
The Forks Return
Today I finished cleaning them up and put a few layers of clear coat on them and mounted them into the clamps.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Mounting the Shock
I Finally got the shock put back together and mounted back onto the bike after getting it Back from ProMotion Suspension. Dave did a great job with the rebuild. I had to order a lower shock bearing and got that installed this morning with the help of a home made bearing tool.
Friday, December 2, 2011
1986 Race Photos
Okay yes things have seriously dropped off this last week. Very busy schedule at home with running kids here and there and also waiting on some crucial parts to arrive. Did finally get the bearings for the lower shock mount so that will be going in this weekend in between basketball games (we have 4 to attend). Also received the front rim but don't have the spokes yet to put that together. I am still waiting on the forks to come back from Pro Motion, I thought I would see them this week but it didn't happen. I know Dave had to order seals and bushings so it took a bit longer for the turn around. Hope I will get those back next week early so I can move forward. Till then posting up a couple of vintage race photos.

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Photo below is Clarksbranch in the summer 1986.
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