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Old 04-30-2009, 08:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Need to know what the piece you put inbetween the tire and inside the front fender when tieing down the bike. Prevents shocks form collapsing too much.
What is that thingy called and where can I find it??
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Re: MX Bike Tiedown

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Need to know what the piece you put inbetween the tire and inside the front fender when tieing down the bike. Prevents shocks form collapsing too much.
What is that thingy called and where can I find it??
that's what it's called and you will find it between the tire and inside of the front fender.
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Need to know what the piece you put inbetween the tire and inside the front fender when tieing down the bike. Prevents shocks form collapsing too much.
What is that thingy called and where can I find it??
called a fork saver, available at most bike shops that sell off road motorcycles. UFO Plastics makes this one

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Re: MX Bike Tiedown

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called a fork saver, available at most bike shops that sell off road motorcycles. UFO Plastics makes this one

Thanks teeroy, appreciate the info..
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Re: MX Bike Tiedown

Mine's called a 2X4, and I found it for free lying around in my garage.

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Mine's called a 2X4, and I found it for free lying around in my garage.

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you KTM guys....buy the expensive iron then cheap out on accessories....

(I used the 2X4 for years too...)

you got one of these Waxy??

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Re: MX Bike Tiedown

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you KTM guys....buy the expensive iron then cheap out on accessories....

(I used the 2X4 for years too...)

you got one of these Waxy??

LOL, that thing is awesome!

Seriously though, a 2X4 cut to length works just as well, or better because it's a lot stronger, than most fancy aftermarket gadgets, and you really can't beat the price.

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Re: MX Bike Tiedown

could you maybe make a couple pics of your 2x4 setup ???

was also thinking about building something my own


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Fossy, here's a drawing of one....
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Re: MX Bike Tiedown

Make sure you don't get one of them cheap 3 1/2" X 1 3/4" 2X4's either, if your gonna do it do it right............
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Re: MX Bike Tiedown

It's just a piece of 2X4, cut to length, about a foot should do it.

Nothing to it.

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Re: MX Bike Tiedown

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Fossy, here's a drawing of one....
LOL nice!

A little trick that has worked well for me is to put a bungee through the front wheel and then hook to the strap on each side, it takes up the slack going over bumps so you dont lose a strap when the fork compresses a bit. You can actually roll with the straps a fair bit looser this way.
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