howard furner
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I want to do a front/rear suspension upgrade for my very talented 7 y.o. son's crf50. On a limited budget, what's the best way to go about it?
crf50 suspension upgrade
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+1 Fork Legs up front with possible some new springs and an Elka/Fox Float/Ishock rear is a good starter.
There aren't many ways to do it really cheaply though. Buy from the US at the moment as you will get a good deal with the aussie dollar being so good.
There aren't many ways to do it really cheaply though. Buy from the US at the moment as you will get a good deal with the aussie dollar being so good.
Hillz
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yer as MM said Springs such as these for the front Classic Honda 50's Australia - CHP Fork Spring Set XR-CRF50
& a nice shock for the back or even a heavy duty spring such as this CRF50 Shock Spring
& a nice shock for the back or even a heavy duty spring such as this CRF50 Shock Spring
wogtaz ryder
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Is he bottoming the suspension out on it ?
the stiff springs in my experiance , are stiff! and designed for adults .
a hole new rear shock is a good investement as they allow abit more travel compared to the stock crf shock which is always good.
i have found the cheaper a-style fastace shocks work good for the money.
and up front probably +1 legs and a few spacers on top of the springs.
the stiff springs in my experiance , are stiff! and designed for adults .
a hole new rear shock is a good investement as they allow abit more travel compared to the stock crf shock which is always good.
i have found the cheaper a-style fastace shocks work good for the money.
and up front probably +1 legs and a few spacers on top of the springs.
mini mullisha
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or just go 1 hd spring on 1 fork leg , stiffens it up a bit but not rock hard with both