How to Rebuild Forks & Shock on a Dirt Bike • YZ125 Rebuild Ep. 5 • WIN THIS BIKE!!
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- Watch a suspension expert rebuild forks and a shock on a 2007 Yamaha YZ125. It's a process that goes much quicker when you're organized and clean, so follow along and enjoy!!
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The only thing I learned from this video is that I WON'T be trying to service my suspension. Not anytime soon, anyway .... that's for sure. Glad to see that you are dialing in the suspension for a 170 lb rider. I thought 125s come from the factory for about a 150 rider. I'm 180, so tuned for 170 should work fine for me when I win the bike.
True professional ! Love how organized his shop and work area is . Yeah, l will have the pros do this.
Fun to watch. Alittle different than doing the seals on my wp open chambers. To those who are scared, it isn't too different if you have decent mechanical abilities. Find a friend who knows what they are doing for your first time. I wont touch shim stacks though
Doc just revalved my forks on Monday. Excited to try them out this weekend
You have a really nice setup in your shop!! Nice work!! I have been rebuilding suspension like this for 25+ years myself.
Great job, awesome setup, this video made me decide that I definitely Won't be attempting it myself.
Love watching doc perform his magic
I love the shop setup in this video
Heck yea. 812 does some sweet work!
Another great video
Very informative 😁
Thanks Caleb!
Nice work man 👍✌💥
Do you have any idea where to get the for decals from
This thought me to pay the mechanic so he can eat too 😂
okay so the fork needs to be serviced every 40-50 hours. what about the shock? also do i need to service after winter?
Nice to see experts do their thing. This is beyond me - "fill with nitrogen" - uhhhh :)
i wish we have expert like this in Malaysia....
This is really cool to watch but tbh I will just pay my suspension guy do this properly for 160 and change. It does help when he lives just minutes down the road.
Totally understand that!
How do I jump and rut
nice and clean job thanks ... how can i get those stickers?
We will have a graphic kit on the site very soon. Thanks!
You left air when assembling the shock absorber inside the middle valve. The stack of rebound and compression washers is pressed tightly against it. It turns out the effect of a cup immersed in liquid upside down.
I use 4 pieces of wire with curved edges under the stack of washers on top, after diving I pull out these pieces, all the air comes out on top of the middle valve.
But each has its own methods ...
Cool it Francis
Yep I will keep sending my Suspension to Jason McCormick at JMR...lol
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@@mxgryan 1. He's local to me, 2 he has tons of experience both as a PRO Racer at the national level (He's one of the few who can say that he Smoked RC4 bad enough RC thought he won the Moto at Washougal), a test rider for Honda, and he been in the suspension business for years starting out with RG3. 3. He knows all the tracks that I race like the back of his hand. 4. I don't have to ship my suspension off I can take it directly to his shop. 5. He can be there to fine tune the set-up when I am testing and tuning. I have no issues with other suspension companies but if I don't have to pay extra for shipping that's more money in my pocket for the track.
Nice! #team#Cotton ⛽🏆💯💯
Thanks!
Found a blemish on the fork tube nobody else will have that issue so we're not going to show that video clip just mention the cross hatch.
First comment noice
There ya go!!
170lbs? 150 lbs with 20 pounds of gear?
Average 125 rider 170lbs???? 125’s come set up for 130-160lbs lol 😂
You should speed up rebuild video, too slow
shutup
holy shit use gloves! your skin absorbs all those chemicals.
Great work.
Horrible instructional.