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97-98 rm 125 forks
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[QUOTE="2-Strokes 4-ever, post: 1218366, member: 58946"] The conventional forks on those bikes worked really well I thought. Although very labor intensive to work on with the twin chamber design, they were very plush. With all the rage at the time being conventionals, maybe for huge landings or pro-level speeds in the ruts the conventionals were more stable. They don't work like today's forks, but they're still real smooth in the chop. If you can out-ride those forks, you need a newer bike. [/QUOTE]
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