Hi Guys

Can someone identify these forks. make/model etc ? 

seems bit longer is length. 

thanks & Regards

 

Edited March 12, 20188 yr by bsa4life

Obviously not Trials forks, look Suzuki-ish to me. There is probably a logo or casting # somewhere on the clamps.

@motovita

do you mean they are from Enduro ? i want to use with bsa bantam frame. 

i will have a look again .. Thanks

A generic trail bike fork

Edited March 12, 20188 yr by faussy

If you're going to use those on a Bantam then Uncle Bunt would be the man to advise☺

4 hours ago, motovita said:

Obviously not Trials forks, look Suzuki-ish to me. There is probably a logo or casting # somewhere on the clamps.

I agree ,look like DR200 or similar,from memory they will be 35mm diameter.

Possibly from a Chinese clone called a Flywing MX150 from 2004

 

Edited March 12, 20188 yr by ourian
add some

Kawasaki, Suzuki, Honda and Yamaha have all used similar types to the ones you show in your first picture. It was a novel way of getting more suspension travel without raising the height of the bike at the front end. The design was first seen on MX bikes and then migrated to Enduro and Trail bikes. You might find that the extended lower part of the leg may foul on rocks and other trials type going, which would be a disadvantage. They probably weigh a bit more than the normal forks.

Thanks @section swept @ourian @potto @2stroke4stroke @faussy

you guys are spot on .. it seems like suzuki DR200 etc , i got them for some part exchange. i would like to use them if possible. i have another drum brake wheel as well 

if i want to use it on bantam . i would like to lower them a bit. i think they still very high for trials bike. 

thanks again for your quick help 

Regards

 

 

Edited March 12, 20188 yr by bsa4life

Get hold of some steel bottoms from something like a B40 or heavy weight cub and turn the forks down to fit inside

@teamferret 

good idea. i will look around . Thanks