Need Recommendation

[ninjachic]

So the last thing I need that I finally have money for is I need my forks rebuilt ASAP. Anyone know of a good place/person to do that?

[conn-e-rot]

Pauly

[jblosser]

Reuben at 35 Motorsports in Indy.

Hoblick here in central ohio.

[baggyp]

The Iron Pony does them for around $130.00.

I had good luck with mine being done there.

But if Hoblick still does them the quality (from his reputation) would be better.

[MidgetTodd]

Pauly

This

Reuben at 35 Motorsports in Indy.

Hoblick here in central ohio.

These

The Iron Pony does them for around $130.00.

Not This

[baptizo]

Hoblick

[MidgetTodd]

If for some reason you cannot get it resolved with Ruben, Pauly or Hoblick and need to go to a local shop go to Honda Northwest / Ohio Motorcycle. They are close to you and a far better service dept than Iron Pony. They are the only shop I use period if I need to use a dealership shop

[ninjachic]

OK so I've sent out 1 message and the boytoy has someone in mind so he sent one out as well. Pauly might be a little far for me but if I get nothing from the first too then i'll try him.

[jblosser]

If for some reason you cannot get it resolved with Ruben, Pauly or Hoblick and need to go to a local shop go to Honda Northwest / Ohio Motorcycle. They are close to you and a far better service dept than Iron Pony. They are the only shop I use period if I need to use a dealership shop

i will second the Honda Northwest / Ohio Motorcycle recommendation.

they're batting 2 for 2 in my dealings with them.

[bowdog]

Mj USA.

[cmh_sprint]

Mj USA.

Great place, especially if you want a new ride.

[ninjachic]

Hoblick said if I ordered the parts, he'd help. Now I just need parts. awesome.

[ninjachic]

http://www.cheapcycleparts.com/model_years/1754-kawasaki-2001-ninja-250r-ex250-f15/assemblies/24840-front-fork

Part #92049 (x2)

Part #92093 (x2)

Part #44065 (x2)

Part #44065A (x2)

The last two part numbers you can skip' date=' but only if money is scarce. Those are the bushings that keep your forks tight and aligned. Chances are, they're pretty worn.[/quote']

Holy shit thank you! I owe you a beer! That helps so much!

[jporter12]

On the Ninja 250, many highly recommend installing the Racetech Gold valve emulators while the forks are apart. They are about $170 though.

[ninjachic]

i'm sure that would be a good idea but I cant quite afford that much. I'm not made of money.

[ReconRat]

Don't overspend on a small bike. Save it for another.

Your forks squirting? So sad.

[jporter12]

i'm sure that would be a good idea but I cant quite afford that much. I'm not made of money.

THAT is why I haven't done it yet!

Don't overspend on a small bike. Save it for another.

Your forks squirting? So sad.

A Ninja 250 can last someone a LONG time with some care and maintenance.

[TSB67]

http://www.cheapcycleparts.com/model_years/1754-kawasaki-2001-ninja-250r-ex250-f15/assemblies/24840-front-fork

Part #92049 (x2)

Part #92093 (x2)

Part #44065 (x2)

Part #44065A (x2)

The last two part numbers you can skip' date=' but only if money is scarce. Those are the bushings that keep your forks tight and aligned. Chances are, they're pretty worn.[/quote']

Holly phuck those parts are expensive. If that's "cheapcycleparts" what do they cost at the dealer?

[jporter12]

Holly phuck those parts are expensive. If that's "cheapcycleparts" what do they cost at the dealer?

Probably about the same.

[ninjachic]

the only plus with a dealership is Id have the parts a lot sooner.