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Yeah i hear ya on that my motovert came with them and the bike all together only cost 1200, so i got lucky with that. Theres these heard some good reviews on them after they've had the correct oil put in them for your weight: DNM Hornet Front end - Pit Bike Chassis Parts - Front Forks - DNM...

it's not mine, it is has crf50 marzocchi shiver forks, +4 sano swingarm, fox float, 12/10 wheels and i think a billetware frame. Sweet set-up, hoping my bike had the same. I have marzocchi's on my motovert they feel like your on a big bike the amount of travel you get, and i have a fox float on...

You an always change the oil weight in the forks to adjust them a bit. The fox float will work with most A-Style aftermarket swingarms. Heres Cash's crf (sweet set-up by the way) Zocchi's, +4 swinger and Fox Float

haha where im livin it's been an average of 37, a few days reached 42 and couple a days last week it was 30 degrees at 12:00 at night.:microwave: i've forgotten what 20 degrees felt like

Ya they arn't adjustable depends how much of a budget you have. Im only running a fox float and +1 legs and springs and it sits alright but i be looking out for a +2 swingarm though. You should get the Fox float first, compared to a stock shock it's like night and day so much smoother. After...

i have been looking at these for a while only $280 for forks, complete wheel, bars ect Here's the link: Piranha Pro 50 Front End fits CRF 50 and Pit Bikes - Pit Bike Chassis Parts - Front Forks - Piranha Pro 50 Front End fits CRF 50 and Pit Bikes - TBolt USA, LLC There is a rear and front...

haha great watching, thought you were going to smash ya head on that light when you were celebrating your win :lol:

haha compared to my last china i had some orion 125 (to many issues to list), its like riding a factory team bike. Suspension wise it feels and sits like my little bro's 85.

Here's an old pic of my 09 crf250 Pro Circuit T4 and engine upgrades (Wisco Hi-Comp piston, valves, Hot Rods crank ect). Seat covers now gone, red front fender, lucas oil graphics and ringmaster custom front and rear fender graphics and numbers are being made. Will post new pics once the new...

Sweet is it one with marzocchi's and elka rear shock

Yeah it was there isnt many in WA either, shops only get them in if you order them

if your talking about the bike it was $1200

I'd say we are just quicker :D

yeah sure its pretty much new once i get the new stuff ill put up a for sale thread since im replacing a few things

Thanks mate Yeah its last on my list, would you know where to buy just the can Full custom graphics are 150, Full UFO plastics in any colour are 118 and shipping for plastics and graphics is only 60 bucks. haha yeah i did but they are from my bro's spare set for his 65 and he needed the...

Just ordered the things that i needed from DHZ and MX1 Aus - Fuel breather thing, lost the top cap bit - Gear lever, not sure why haha - Lightspeed Brake line Guide, brake line is cable tied to the forks at the moment - Pitster Pro Kickstarter, dont like the feel of it and read the...

Yeah its a daytona 125, KLX Plastics and the graphics a from Magik sc. I've searched a lot but just cant find anything, the pipe has bends just like a klx style but its a crf style engine so im not sure. Would a crf70 pipe fit since they a longer (are they)? with a little bit of bending ...

I know my build isn't as high end as some builds on here but its been a bit quiet on here lately and my graphics preview came back from Magik sc (anyone looking at getting custom graphics Magik's ya man), only thing stopping me is MWA with my number and license. I will post picks of the bike...

Heres my drz70 TBR +1 fork legs and stiffer springs Fox Float MXR Heavy duty spokes BBR Skid Plate Red Baron Bar Clamps Pro Taper MX style ASV Copy levers Costum Backgrounds TBR drz70 Full Exhaust system Millville rear tyre And China throttle and gear lever Edit: haha my bad, pics are huge.

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