Thursday, July 9, 2015
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Nikki asks about the two yamalink YZ125 lowering link units
Down Under question of the day: What lowering links do you have available for a 2015 YZ 125?
Our reply: We make two versions of the 2015 YZ125 YamaLink. Version #1 lowers the YZ rear more and requires resetting sag and being properly resprung for the extra leverage. Version #2 just needs sag readjusted a few millimeters in comparison due to less leverage. Version #1: Click to the LINK Version #2: Click for the other LINK
YamaLink post of the day: 2016 YZ450FX coming soon
According to Dirt Bike World: click HERE for the link
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Thumpertalk YamaLink YZ125 RACEr at High Point
http://www.thumpertalk.com/topic/1143620-racer-x-profile-yz125-racer-gared-steinke/
Monday, May 18, 2015
Mick's 2015 YZ250FX suspension lowering kit question
"Hi, I just want some help to me decide if and which link would be good for me on my YZ250FX. I am 43 and weigh 130lbs. 5ft 8in tall. I ride all areas of off-road Desert, some motocross, enduro, endurocross and mountain single track. No racing but have in the past both motocross and desert. Obviously the stock springs are too stiff for me however I like feel of the bike overall and even in stock trim can ride aggressively.
I was going to get an softer rear spring and see what the forks felt like before I messed with it. My understanding is that the yamalink along with the seat lowering will also reduce spring rate. I am thinking with this link I can get the benefits of a lower seat height plus possibly put the rear spring range for my weight. What is your thoughts and opinion? Trail link or race link?"
Our reply: "Based on what you wrote I'd go for the Trail YamaLink for the YZ250FX."
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