pictures of mx front number plates on kdxs'

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est142

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I am going to swap out the headlight on my 97 220, for an mx number plate. I am interested in pics and please list the name of the plate you used. thanks alot.

 

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I used a Factory 2004 kx250f plate, sorry I dont have nay pictures available. I did have to weld up a lower bracket for it but it worked out perfect.

 

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I don't have any better pics right now.
If I remember correctly it's a 1991 KX125 plate. Top screw fits fine, then I just throw zip ties around the fork legs through the bottom holes. Not perfect, but works fine for me.

 

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Dang thats a nice ride you got. Where did that paint job come from. (Where were you riding)

 

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adam728 said:

I don't have any better pics right now.
If I remember correctly it's a 1991 KX125 plate. Top screw fits fine, then I just throw zip ties around the fork legs through the bottom holes. Not perfect, but works fine for me.

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How in the world do you dual sport that thing like that, Looks like you have a Mx rear fender to boot. Some guys like living on the edge when they ride but riding that bike on the road is over the top :laugh:

 

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What are you on there ridejunky. It is not a dual sport bike.

 

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2 strokes for life said:

What are you on there ridejunky. It is not a dual sport bike.

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Oh yes it is.

The muddy pic was taken at Durhamtown in Georgia. http://www.durhamtown.com/

 

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What. Am i missing something here. That pic was not the one he was talking about was it. That is a sweet ride. What did it cost you to do that.

 

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The Baja Designs kit and higher output lighting coil came to around $500. I'd piece it together myself if I had to do it again. Could easily come in under 1/2 that amount.

Insurance and licensing for a year probably came out around another $250 or so. Very worth it, as it opens up loads and loads of new legal trails. I don't ride it on the road too terribly much. I used to commute to work on it, but now my normal drive is close to 100 miles one way, a little much for taking the bike.

 

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That is the best street and trail bike ever. Way to go and good luck on the highway.

 

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Adam,
Are you running stock exhaust? your silencer looks stock, thought you had a PC pipe
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FMF rev pipe and FMF Turbine Core II silencer. I swapped silencers around for a while to see what difference there was. FMF gave a little bit better throttle response. In that pic I did have the stocker on. The stock one would be fine if it didn't weigh so much.

 

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Here's a couple of mine:

 

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Man those are some rad bikes you got. How much did the forks cost you.

 

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foots

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If you mean the ones on my KDX actually they were left over from a DRZ I parted out. I think I have about $35 in the whole conversion.

 

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nice vtx you got there... what does it have done to it??