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  • XJ11 Front Fork Bushing

    Where would I find a pair of XJ1100 front fork bushing, also called sliders? I did find the top bushings but I need to find some lower sliders. Thanks. I'm in the process of rebuilding my forks and braking system before the spring riding season. Woohoo, I can feel the Ozark mountains approaching soon with my May departure schedule; via the Arkansas Pig Trail. SooWee
    '80 XS1100LG Midnight Special
    Looks like an '82 Maxim, Fuel Injected
    '82 XJ1100J, Fuel Injected
    Stan Hutchison

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    Originally posted by shutchis View Post
    Woohoo, I can feel the Ozark mountains approaching soon with my May departure schedule; via the Arkansas Pig Trail. SooWee
    Is that near Eureka Springs? We had an XS rally there a long time ago.
    Skids (Sid Hansen)

    Down to one 1978 E. Stock air box with K&N filter, 81H pipes and carbs, 8500 feet elevation.

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    • #3
      Yes, Eureka Springs is at the very top of the Pig Trail. The entire area is wonderful; pretty scenery combined with a nice motorcycle adventure; better than Houston TX's flat land.
      '80 XS1100LG Midnight Special
      Looks like an '82 Maxim, Fuel Injected
      '82 XJ1100J, Fuel Injected
      Stan Hutchison

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      • #4
        The upper stanchion bushes are probably still available but not the lowers, they never were. They are a non removable part of the lower fork leg according to Yamaha.
        Last edited by bikerphil; 01-27-2020, 08:38 PM. Reason: G
        2H7 (79)
        3H3

        "If it ain't broke, modify it"

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        • #5
          I would suggest making contact with Traxxion Dynamics in Woodstock, Georgia.
          www.traxxion.com Maybe they can help.
          Marty (in Mississippi)
          XS1100SG
          XS650SK
          XS650SH
          XS650G
          XS6502F
          XS650E

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          • #6
            Yep, I remember getting some custom bushings from Lindemann many years back, was not the effort changing them myself, buggered up the fork leg pretty bad.
            2H7 (79)
            3H3

            "If it ain't broke, modify it"

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            • #7
              ^
              worth the effort
              2H7 (79)
              3H3

              "If it ain't broke, modify it"

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              • #8
                Nice response team. Thanks. I reassembled the forks without replacing the bushings. They're NOT available, but I did locate the top sliders. It looks like you need a special tool to remove them. Thanks again for the info., it's one reason this forum is a great resource...smart and knowledgeable riders.
                '80 XS1100LG Midnight Special
                Looks like an '82 Maxim, Fuel Injected
                '82 XJ1100J, Fuel Injected
                Stan Hutchison

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