CR 125 forks, caliper fixing
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CR 125 forks, caliper fixing
Hello,
I've got a pair of 1992 cr 125 forks which i plan to fit to my Mk3.
The forks will fit in the yokes but i can see that i will need to change the spindle/axle to suit and also that the brake caliper bolt holes are in a very different position.
Can anyone tell me how to get a front caliper fitted in the correct position?
If i get a compatible spindle will that be likely to fit the standard crm bearings?
thanks
I've got a pair of 1992 cr 125 forks which i plan to fit to my Mk3.
The forks will fit in the yokes but i can see that i will need to change the spindle/axle to suit and also that the brake caliper bolt holes are in a very different position.
Can anyone tell me how to get a front caliper fitted in the correct position?
If i get a compatible spindle will that be likely to fit the standard crm bearings?
thanks

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Re: CR 125 forks, caliper fixing
You may also need to change any mix of spindle, bearings, spacers as well, particularly if the original CR spindle is bigger than 17mm.
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Re: CR 125 forks, caliper fixing
speedodrive might be a issue as well. with my cr 125 91 forks i had to make a spacer/cover for this when trail tech was set up. can't remember if standard forks had a groove for it to sit in
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Re: CR 125 forks, caliper fixing
thanks very much fellahs, a bit more fiddling to do ....