Front fork specs
Posted: Thu May 09, 2019 1:29 am
Hi all, I've been looking at upgrading the front forks on my 2010-11 PCX (Vietnam) as presently they are shite.
I've considered the pd valve upgrades as mentioned now by a few people, however I'm limited in choices as online ordering and delivery is never reliable. Well the delivery side anyhow, and even then there is 50% tax imposed on imports. Which kinda makes everything expensive even if the parts I'm ordering are from a country next door, like Thailand where a lot of add-on goodies for PCX are manufactured. Go figure....
So in trying to search for replacement/upgrade options I've run into the difficulty of getting the specs for the upper front staunchion diameter ie inner fork tube diameter. As I'm considering for the first phase to upgrade to forks from one of the later model 150's - dependent upon fitment size of course.
I'd be interested in hearing about anybody else's experiences with retrofitment of later model forks into an early model and the problems you encountered.
But what I'm desperate for is for peeps to put a vernier over the forks of your own upper fork tube and post a reply with the model serial number and diameter size so I can cross reference of the YSS catalog or the Honda parts catalog and narrow down my choices.
Any and all help welcome. Cheers.
I've considered the pd valve upgrades as mentioned now by a few people, however I'm limited in choices as online ordering and delivery is never reliable. Well the delivery side anyhow, and even then there is 50% tax imposed on imports. Which kinda makes everything expensive even if the parts I'm ordering are from a country next door, like Thailand where a lot of add-on goodies for PCX are manufactured. Go figure....
So in trying to search for replacement/upgrade options I've run into the difficulty of getting the specs for the upper front staunchion diameter ie inner fork tube diameter. As I'm considering for the first phase to upgrade to forks from one of the later model 150's - dependent upon fitment size of course.
I'd be interested in hearing about anybody else's experiences with retrofitment of later model forks into an early model and the problems you encountered.
But what I'm desperate for is for peeps to put a vernier over the forks of your own upper fork tube and post a reply with the model serial number and diameter size so I can cross reference of the YSS catalog or the Honda parts catalog and narrow down my choices.
Any and all help welcome. Cheers.