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  • 90 and 91

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    @scrimsmustang

    Anyone want a purple DT ? Im starting on an 88 Endurance Blue on so if anyone is interested let me know. Cant post in for sale section.

  • All clean ready for it's new owner

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    @oldman

    Glad she's arrived safely Paul, enjoy her she's a beautiful old girl

  • Need help

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    CalumC

    @andrewj1680 I know it's common fouled plugs on crossers that simply once there is heat in the combustion chamber that it they start.

  • DTDR Build

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    NINJAN

    @tdrgreg2 Looks damn good to me dude, very motocrossy I must say. Top job :thumbsup_tone3:

  • 1 to put away

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    NottsbikerN

    Thought it might be similar to the ones fitted to Cagiva Supercity's to guide cool air to the caliper.

    TDR-R's have something similar as well so Yamaha seem to think they work, out did backin the 90's

  • Original exhaust

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    I agree to a point, now I have the history from DVLA colour change recorded in 1991, so only white for 3 years. God knows why it was changed, do have the owners address at the time but how likely is it they still live there? Be good to know though, same owner changed the engine 5 months later. The red is a great colour and as much as I like the white colour scheme the red is a real eye catcher. Maybe I will get the frame on the 89 powdercoated silver when I do it and swap it all over. Once done if I had to sell one it would be the white, no question, even with the worn panels. I think they call it age related patina! History from dvla very comprehensive, good value for a fiver, going to do the same for the 89

  • Gonna be having a good clear out

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    NottsbikerN

    Sorry got all over excited for a moment there and after thinking about it over a brew decided I couldn't get it to work.

  • Fuel overflow

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    NottsbikerN

    @dan28 sounds like a bargain 🙂

  • Just about to list on ebay

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    NottsbikerN

    Ebay has had its day. They only want big volume sellers not the likes of you and I shifting unwanted spares any more as its too much hassle for them. Don't get me started on the fees either = total rip off

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  • New side panels

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    NottsbikerN

    Keep an eye on eBay for DT125R nos parts. NOS means new old stock btw

    You could also try Fowlers and CMSL but think prices might be high

  • Dt125r/wr200 build

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    @terry.tz hes moved from there mate

  • Suns out get your dts out

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    MightymanM

    @declan nice collection you got there! 👍

  • Flywheel puller for an 03 flywheel

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    ZrakoZ

    @mattdwi yes this will do the job

  • 2003 DTR 125 engine rebuild

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    CalumC

    @castrolsniffer The barrel 3BN run larger bore, shorter stroke.

  • Good clean after a weekend of abuse

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    NINJAN

    2003 DTR - FTW!!! 👍

  • My third dt125r

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    declanD

    @Calum you can get the same graphics kit as that bike on eBay for 40 pound see them all the time

  • Just had to buy another

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    DartyD

    You Don, what a find!

  • TOP END FLAT SPOT

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    @Calum You can have to big a fuelheight, and the engine will be rich. This is possible even without the carb overflooding. if its really excessive, then the bike will spit fuel out the overflow when its on its sidestand. The same goes the other way, it can very well be lean, without running totally out of fuel. When fuellevel is lower than its supposed to, more air can rush by. As I said, af few milimeters makes a lot of difference.

    I had this exact problem when i bought mine used. It was only running witch choke on, so the PO assumed it was very lean, and richened it by altering the fuellevel. What was wrong was that all jets were partially blocked, so the bike almost lived entirely of the choke circuit. It didnt run that well 😀

    As to the OP, set everything to stock, so you dont have too amny things fooling you. It could very well be a combination of things. Atleast this way you ran rule out a lof of stuff.

  • New bike, no clue

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    declanD

    @dazzagtir "girls" what ya tryna say lol 😂😂😂