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Showa T.C. forks: Q's Re: reshimming for woods, and Company size prefs.
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[QUOTE="JTT, post: 793228, member: 19620"] I think you will find that a good revalve will fix your issues. After MUCH work I finally got my 2000 CR250 to work decent in the woods....save the work and send them to a reputable tuner. I'm sure you'lll be impressed with the results. Oh, for what it's worth, I left the midvalve intact in mine and still got them working. [/QUOTE]
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