gary zxr400

To be honest it would probably be a bit of a destructive job to do just to take the measurements I was hoping some one had them from doing the job previous or had a set waiting to be fitted that they could measure. Thank you very much though for taking the time to help me though it is really apreciated. I think i will end up just getting the bike of my mate who needs them doing and striping one down to take the measurements. Was just looking for an easy/lazy way of getting the measurements lol.

Cool thanks for that mate i was idealy looking for the oil seal sizes which sit under these dust seals but this should help me narrow it down a bit anyway. Thanks Gary

That would be great thanks would also need the depth of the seal if possible from top to bottom as sat in the fork stantion. Thanks for the help

Hi there need to sort out the fork seals on a YBR125 but cant seam to find out what the size is on them can find the official yam part number but can get them from elsewhere if i can get the sizes (probably cheaper as well)

came apart fairly easy the second one i didnt even need to put in the vice just held between my feet and gave a good pull (ohh er missus lol )

Cool thanks for that was sort of what i had been trying but was not sure so was being a bit gentle incase i was wrong

Hi there I am currently restoring an old DT 50 for my cousin and am trying to take the forks apart to replace the seals and to give the fork bottoms a coat of paint. I have taken the nut out of the top along with the washer and the rubber seal and at the point where the leg enters the bottom i have removed the circlip and also the flat washer. ~I expected there to be a bolt at the bottom of the fork bottom to undo as there was on my old ns125 that i had the forks apart on several times but there is not and so i am now stumped as to how to seperate the fork. Any help would be apreciated as trying to get it sorted asap for his 16th birthday and the bike is litraly a box of bits.