exhaust dt125r 07 model
-
wrote on 16 Feb 2019, 06:43 last edited by
hi guys. anybody recommend were I can get a new exhaust for my 07 model dt125r? tanks for your help..
-
wrote on 16 Feb 2019, 08:57 last edited by
What you looking for?
Plenty about on the market.
Are you on about a DTR or a DTRE/X?
As a DTR exhaust won't fit the DTRE/X frame properly. And vice versa.
-
What you looking for?
Plenty about on the market.
Are you on about a DTR or a DTRE/X?
As a DTR exhaust won't fit the DTRE/X frame properly. And vice versa.
-
@Calum hi it's a dtr125. looking at the manual it reads dt125r I presume it's the same bike. I have little experience in the bike so any help would be great help pal.
wrote on 16 Feb 2019, 10:06 last edited by@pedro1970 I'll ask to make sure since I'm confused, if your bike is a 2004 or later it will be an RE or X. If its between 1987 and 2004 then it will be a DT-R. The styling is quite different.
DT125R
DT125RE
-
@pedro1970 I'll ask to make sure since I'm confused, if your bike is a 2004 or later it will be an RE or X. If its between 1987 and 2004 then it will be a DT-R. The styling is quite different.
DT125R
DT125RE
wrote on 16 Feb 2019, 11:16 last edited by@Minia I don't think it's enough to go off the registration alone. Since that only indicates to when it was registered, not year of manufacture. VIN would be the best place to look if you're unsure. But I don't know the numbers.
So the next best place is to look at those photos.
Should be fairly obvious as to what model you got.
-
@Minia I don't think it's enough to go off the registration alone. Since that only indicates to when it was registered, not year of manufacture. VIN would be the best place to look if you're unsure. But I don't know the numbers.
So the next best place is to look at those photos.
Should be fairly obvious as to what model you got.
wrote on 16 Feb 2019, 11:29 last edited by@Calum said in exhaust dt125r 07 model:
@Minia I don't think it's enough to go off the registration alone. Since that only indicates to when it was registered, not year of manufacture. VIN would be the best place to look if you're unsure. But I don't know the numbers.
I know, that's why I stuck the pictures on. I am wary of plates, especially when it comes to those facebook morons selling their vehicle and telling me its a 1956. Honestly at that point I am forced to wonder why they say 1956 instead of 56 plate or the year on their V5, assume they don't know how the plate numbering system works or in special cases people who believe their vehicle is from the year 1956 and that has happened to me once so far... I just walked away.
-
@Calum said in exhaust dt125r 07 model:
@Minia I don't think it's enough to go off the registration alone. Since that only indicates to when it was registered, not year of manufacture. VIN would be the best place to look if you're unsure. But I don't know the numbers.
I know, that's why I stuck the pictures on. I am wary of plates, especially when it comes to those facebook morons selling their vehicle and telling me its a 1956. Honestly at that point I am forced to wonder why they say 1956 instead of 56 plate or the year on their V5, assume they don't know how the plate numbering system works or in special cases people who believe their vehicle is from the year 1956 and that has happened to me once so far... I just walked away.
-
@pedro1970 I'll ask to make sure since I'm confused, if your bike is a 2004 or later it will be an RE or X. If its between 1987 and 2004 then it will be a DT-R. The styling is quite different.
DT125R
DT125RE
wrote on 18 Feb 2019, 16:52 last edited by@Minia tanks for the photos . it makes clear from the photos that my bike is a dt125re and this adds up to the year on the registration . as I am new to the forum could u suggest a good site to purchase a exhaust and other parts. tanks for your help..
-
@Minia tanks for the photos . it makes clear from the photos that my bike is a dt125re and this adds up to the year on the registration . as I am new to the forum could u suggest a good site to purchase a exhaust and other parts. tanks for your help..
wrote on 18 Feb 2019, 17:17 last edited by NINJA@pedro1970 See this thread bud;
https://dt125r.co.uk/topic/562/parts-suppliers-database
However if you want the ultimate in looks and performance then go for a Romeu pipe;
As they are not only hand made but they will outperform, outlast and look simply amazing on any DTR, as well as adding value. Personally I would not waste any more effort on this, just order that bad boy and be a happy biker 24/7!!!
-
@pedro1970 See this thread bud;
https://dt125r.co.uk/topic/562/parts-suppliers-database
However if you want the ultimate in looks and performance then go for a Romeu pipe;
As they are not only hand made but they will outperform, outlast and look simply amazing on any DTR, as well as adding value. Personally I would not waste any more effort on this, just order that bad boy and be a happy biker 24/7!!!
-
@NINJA Just a word mind you, some people have had fitment issues. Some people like the bolt on nature of the DEP.
wrote on 18 Feb 2019, 17:34 last edited by@Calum Very true, but I've not heard any reports of any major fitting issues about the Romeu pipes. Plus how many people complain about the quality and durability of DEP pipes? Which rust, look like crap quickly and are made from paper thin metal, ergo they wear out very quickly. Plus the Romeu is £30 cheaper even without shopping around, so I would say that it's a no-brainer which one to buy. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes: :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes: :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:
-
@Calum Very true, but I've not heard any reports of any major fitting issues about the Romeu pipes. Plus how many people complain about the quality and durability of DEP pipes? Which rust, look like crap quickly and are made from paper thin metal, ergo they wear out very quickly. Plus the Romeu is £30 cheaper even without shopping around, so I would say that it's a no-brainer which one to buy. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes: :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes: :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:
wrote on 18 Feb 2019, 18:31 last edited by@NINJA I think a few members on here had issues.
I had to custom fabricate up some parts to get mine to fit.
Don't get me wrong, bang on for the money.
The DEP isn't THAT bad. I was meticulous with it and rust spots formed. But it didn't rot.
-
wrote on 18 Feb 2019, 19:21 last edited by
The DEP is made of toilet paper, but it is one of the best designs for standard DTR. The geometry with the DEP was shared between Firebox and SPES, both great pipes.
Romeu's normal pipe doesn't rival the over rev with a DEP , comparatively the 'Special version' which is closer design, is incredibly expensive compared to performance gain against a DEP.
But he does great work, but also know examples of poor fitment aswell.
-
The DEP is made of toilet paper, but it is one of the best designs for standard DTR. The geometry with the DEP was shared between Firebox and SPES, both great pipes.
Romeu's normal pipe doesn't rival the over rev with a DEP , comparatively the 'Special version' which is closer design, is incredibly expensive compared to performance gain against a DEP.
But he does great work, but also know examples of poor fitment aswell.
wrote on 18 Feb 2019, 20:14 last edited by NINJAOf course there's always the FMF system from a WR200, which I completely forgot about and fit's well too. Exhaust pipes seem to be a hot topic on here ATM.
https://dt125r.co.uk/topic/793/finally-got-round-to-fitting-the-fmf
https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=fmf+wr200&_sacat=0
Not cheap mind, but then quality products never are!!!
-
@pedro1970 See this thread bud;
https://dt125r.co.uk/topic/562/parts-suppliers-database
However if you want the ultimate in looks and performance then go for a Romeu pipe;
As they are not only hand made but they will outperform, outlast and look simply amazing on any DTR, as well as adding value. Personally I would not waste any more effort on this, just order that bad boy and be a happy biker 24/7!!!
