My dt125r/wr200 project
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@ricky0115 Yeah but it's not a hard job to do
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@calum I am a total novice to motorcycles, normally I don’t venture past building my brothers pushbike at Xmas
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@ricky0115 You basically compress the spring. which allows you to remove the retaining washer. It then just slides off.
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@calum oh I think I will leave it, a friend of mine did that and ended up with a broken chin and dentures. Saying that it was a car shock so much more powerful I guess you could probably compress the DT spring with your hands
@ricky0115 not likely, still requires a lot of force
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I compressed it by hand so there isn't a lot of tension on the really and I'm running the dt200wr rear shock setup so it's possibly easier to do giving that you can turn the stiffness to suit
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I don't know alot about it but I do know it totally changed my 125 which is why I gave him the 200 as I know he seems to know his stuff he seems to be pulling good power figures to anything he puts his hands too
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 nice and clean
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 nice and clean
@andrewj1680 said in My dt125r/wr200 project:
 nice and clean
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Keeps coming up entity too big mate, how are people uploading pics now?
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Keeps coming up entity too big mate, how are people uploading pics now?
@andrewj1680 You can upload images to Imgur directly bud. Create an account.
I can't possibly increase the upload as it would cripple my home network.
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http://imgur.com/95wuT7y
All part of the cleaning process
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http://imgur.com/95wuT7y
All part of the cleaning process@andrewj1680 Looking good thus far dude, just click upload cloud button, to upload pics direct to the thread/forum.
SEDUCED BY THE DARK SIDE!!!
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Sadly not no, I've put abit much into that 1 tbh more than I like to imagine I wouldn't like to sit and think about what I've spent
