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Marque Remarks => Suzuki => Topic started by: LWC82PE on September 01, 2014, 09:44:11 pm
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can anyone tell me the length that 76/77 RM250/370 forks are
-from centre of axle to top of alloy slider
-from top of slider to top of chrome leg (not inc the actual fork cap)
with forks full extended, no weight on them
Thanks
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From axle to top of slider = 355mm
From top of slider to top of staunchion = 480mm
RM250A Forks
Measured with a Stanley FatMax tape measure.
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Well thats a lot shorter than i thought. Only 835mm total length which is shorter than 77 PE250 which i was told was 845mm, so it does not make sense as the PE has less travel. I have also had measurements of around 860 or 865mm for RM too but maybe theirs had a fork kit in it then??. If some other people could check theirs too tat would be great.
76 and 77 RM forks are the same length aren't they?
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I have a 77 PE250B and the fork legs are longer, but they have way less travel, I can measure them tonight. The damper rods are where the travel is lost, I did compare them a few years ago when I put RM125B forks in the PE.
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I think the 77 RM250B type forks had a few mm more travel, they have a different way of the axle retaining....A = screw into fork leg....B = axle goes through fork leg and has a nut on the end.
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let you know this arvo
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I wondered what the difference between A nd B sliders was.
So far i got this info from various people
77 PE250
lower - 346 + upper 476 = 822mm axle to top
lower - 345 + upper 500 = 845mm axle to top (big difference to above though???)
76 RM250
lower - 355 + upper 480 = 835mm axle to top
On paper the PE has 195mm travel and RM 220mm
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RM 370 A. centre of axle to top of slider = 355mm , top of slider to top of chrome leg = 480mm.
RM 250 B. centre of axle to top of slider =355 mm, top of slider to top of chrome leg = 480mm.
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Same as I would have supplied ....with respect to nippers post.
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Thanks guys. Thats got the RM's sorted so now it would be good to get another answer on PE250B aswell.
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PE250B
Fork leg = 345mm
Staunction = 475mm
Was hard to read though.
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Thanks Davey. Thats 820mm total. The 822mm measurement i got from a USA friend who measured in inches and fractions and i had to convert to mm so yours is probably more accurate.