cantrell24x
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- Oct 24, 2001
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I thought I had a bent subframe on my kx250 because my seat is rolled over to the left and down, and my rear fender sticks up and right a couple inches.
So since its a new season adn all I bought a basket o parts for the bike, including a new sub frame and rear fender.
After installing the new SF and fender without any hint of trouble, I found that I still have the goofy ergo's problem.
Does this mean my frame frame (as opposed to sub frame) is bent?
If the fram frame is bent does it justify spending the money on a new bike without telling my wife until afterwards?
Or if the wife gets smart to my new bike plans does anyone out there fix bent framed kx250's?
Also this is a two stroke so I realise that I will have to travel to the japanese highlands to search out an aged kawasaki guru from the old days that understands the lost art of the two stroke. And beg him and plead with him and show him pictures of the wife and explain I can never buy a new bike and will he please one last time put a frame in a jig for a damn dirt biker.
So since its a new season adn all I bought a basket o parts for the bike, including a new sub frame and rear fender.
After installing the new SF and fender without any hint of trouble, I found that I still have the goofy ergo's problem.
Does this mean my frame frame (as opposed to sub frame) is bent?
If the fram frame is bent does it justify spending the money on a new bike without telling my wife until afterwards?
Or if the wife gets smart to my new bike plans does anyone out there fix bent framed kx250's?
Also this is a two stroke so I realise that I will have to travel to the japanese highlands to search out an aged kawasaki guru from the old days that understands the lost art of the two stroke. And beg him and plead with him and show him pictures of the wife and explain I can never buy a new bike and will he please one last time put a frame in a jig for a damn dirt biker.