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Top Link Yoke Fork

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Pete@easttn

03-02-2002 15:03:12




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Would like to buy new yoke fork, the piece with 3 holes in it where the top link attaches. Does anyone know if this part is available, I have bored mine out to 1 inch holes getting ready to have 3/4" reducer bushings welded in but still would like like to purchase new if possible. How about it Peter Tatum if you read this, can this part still be purchased in England. Pete

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Pete Tatham

03-04-2002 02:31:44




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 Re: Top Link Yoke Fork in reply to Pete@easttn, 03-02-2002 15:03:12  
Pete, Sorry, the part you're looking for is not available in ythe U.K. now, as far as I'm aware.
The method you have adopted is probably the best, I've bored out and re-bushed several Fergis in this manner with no bad after effects.
Sorry cant help any further,
Pete.



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Pete@easttn

03-04-2002 06:55:46




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 Re: Re: Top Link Yoke Fork in reply to Pete Tatham, 03-04-2002 02:31:44  
Peter,
Thanks for the reply, Mark Hendershot had one for sale he emailed pictures to me looks to be in excellent shape.



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Ray,IN

03-02-2002 20:44:49




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 Re: Top Link Yoke Fork in reply to Pete@easttn, 03-02-2002 15:03:12  
Try MF dealers for the control spring yoke. Here's a listing of salvage yards in N. America if you need it.



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Mark Hendershot

03-02-2002 17:41:11




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 Re: Top Link Yoke Fork in reply to Pete@easttn, 03-02-2002 15:03:12  
I got it OFF the way you said, ruin the socket but not the part. I drove it out with a hamer and a socket close to the same size as the bushing and it worked! No heat also it was tight but some oil on it for a few days helped. Mark



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