[Asmith]

Buy the forks on Ebay. There are a bunch of them on right now. Some pretty cheap.

These at $102

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BRAND-NE ... enameZWDVW

[satisfied]

you have lot of money to waste

well, cr85 fork are really good, but I won't pay like 1600$ to put them on my 150 if I can buy stiffer spring for 150$, yeah I know they are stiff but I prefer 150$ to 1600$

You assume too much. I paid $150 for both the forks, and the rear shock and spring from some guy who had them on his CRF150f, the forks are already springed and valved. So.... I think I spent as much as you did, only made away with a muich better deal! I just finished installing the forks, I haven't even changed the oil on my bike, or washed it before. It took 7 hours of work, One thing I learned is that things never fit like websites say they do, they require a lot of work, washers, time, patience, and strength. I'm beat, I still don't have the rear on, and I need a bracket for my ignition, unless someone can tell me how to bypass/remove it, a new clutch cable, and a new/longer brake line. Some nuts are not fitting as safely as they should (filling their holes only halfway through) I hope It's safe to ride on, because tommorow I plan on riding. What do you guys think?