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  SM wheels on 1994 DT125R
  • jonne123  

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  @jonne123 I believe they are different part numbers yes for the speedo drive, I use a DTX Speedo drive with mine. But, beware DTX are waaay better forks, stiffer with less travel in them, they are also shorter than DTR forks which really helps the front end geometry for a Motard setup, I have to run 30mm solid bushes in the DTR forks to take out the fork travel and make it somewhat reasonable to ride, otherwise I think it's pretty bad. I know WR125R forks are better sprung out the box, and that is a straight swap, you can just run the non mechanical drive WR125R Speedo sensor to the OEM Digital clock, pretty smart setup
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  Will Dtr supermoto kit off a 1997 for my 1990
  supermoto 1990 • • JazzyBLY  

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  @JazzyBLY Where are you looking to buy this 'Kit' from? Post a link please so we can see some photo's.
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  what are the wheel sizes for a 2001 DT125R
  • JJfitz28  

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  @JJfitz28 When you find some suitable originals, would you be open to selling the supermoto wheels?
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  Help with speedo drive
  • Jgb19830  

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  @Jgb19830 i think you should get one from a dt125x i have a supermoto converted dt125re and the speedo shows around 15-20kmh over what you are going. though my speedo doesnt work anymore since the wire broke and i cant be arsed to buy a new wire
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  Tyre choice
  • Jgb19830  

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  On DTX SM rims I run 120 front and 150 rear Conti Attack SM tyres, you don't really wanna go much wider than them on standard rims as the profile is pretty agressive, takes alot of lean to get full use of the curve but they feel very good on tight mountain roads.
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  Who is running a 55 tooth rear sprocket
  • dan28  

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  @dan28 What if I ran 55 rear an then went up two teeth on the front
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  tubeless rims
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  @britshgigolo Speak to Paul Ritson at SFX wheels, he may be able to advise you??? https://www.facebook.com/sfxwheels/
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  WR 125X wheels
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  Do the dt sm wheels fit the R callipers
  • declan  

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  @Calum yeah last time I ride was only for a few minutes and thanks @Calum @NINJA
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  1988 DT 125 LC front wheel on a DT 125 R
  • theportingmaster  

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  @theportingmaster There's a couple for sale on ebay, or see here; https://dt125r.co.uk/topic/562/parts-suppliers-database Scroll down to see the FB groups and some dudes who break DT's. Join the groups and message those dudes to enquire for parts.
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  DTR125X Wheel Hubs
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  @Bluestoesonnose @Glynn123 is correct, front hubs are very different. The only way you could have two sets of wheels and one set of brakes is by swapping the forks from another bike like a KTM. As caliper brackets to convert enduro brakes to larger SM brakes are more plentiful with KTM's. You would also need a custom spacer for the headset and you might have to fanny around with the wheel spacers as well, but they are relatively small problem's to fix if you plan on achieving your goal.
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  wr 125 supermoto wheels
  • admiral323  

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  @admiral323 Yes but you will need some other parts from the WRX as well. Ie. Front forks which will most likely need a custom spacer made up, full front brake, wheel spacers front & rear and the speedo drive. The DTX is an easier swap see here dude; https://dt125r.co.uk/topic/207/how-to-supermoto-a-dt-using-donor-parts-from-other-yammy-s
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  Rear Wheel Spokes
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  Front wheel swaps
  • declan  

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  Yeah I don't think it's as simple as you think Declan. It's not a case of spacers for the wheel, the rotor offset as to be exact, else you'll risk having a braking imbalance on the front wheel. Probably not so much an issue if it's a single pot caliper, but if you've got pistons either side... If it's not identical then I expect the brakes will bind.
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  Tyre sizes and choices for Supermoto
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  How much of a problem is this
  • declan  

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  @Sgt-Robuck-5 I can’t get a bit in there as it’s recessed I paid 1,6 from a dealership I ain’t got no wiggle room for finds I can’t just buy a new wheel I wish I could right now I’ll run it I ripped it yesterday after jetting it and it’s awesome
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  Best chains / sprokets for dtx
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  Yes a 428 is lighter per link, but you also need more liks than a 520 because a 428 is smaller. We've talked about the supersmall weight difference in another thread, so please, lets not go there again
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  Rear wheel spacer
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  @stinkwheeler or fowlers have them online cheap enough
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  I have a spare rear wheel if anyone's interested
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  Speedo drive repair/rebuild kit?
  • Glynn123  

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  @glynn123 I had an issue with mine couldn’t afford a fix so I done what I needed to the circlip was too big and wouldn’t stay in the groove so I threaded some wire in the circlip holes then tied it so it clamped the circlip shut and I ride off-road and it’s been good for a long time now