changing DT125R speedo

[BlueMoto]

Ive just remembered, ive got some supermoto rims being made for my DT and the rim size is the same as the DTX so im not too sure if I sould get DTX speedo assay or the DTR speedo assay.

Its mostly going to be in SM trim when I get the bike back from the shop with the odd occasion i decide to go full dirtbike mode.

[NINJA]

@BlueMoto The later 2000's DTR's are pretty much all the same. If you will be swapping the wheels from time to time, then I would suggest getting the correct speedo drive for each wheelset. Then swapping the drive's whilst swapping the wheels would be a simple task.

[BlueMoto]

@NINJA im tempted to do that but its just the fact that they cost liek close to £60 for one unit, i know its not much in total but i dont exactly earn much
Like the wheels cost me around £800 with tyres so thats scraped my bank cleannn for the moment

[NINJA]

@BlueMoto Which is why I said search ebay dude;

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-DT-125-X-05-speedo-speedometer-drive/132969183381?hash=item1ef594b895:g:O64AAOSwg~9cdv7n

[BlueMoto]

@NINJA funny thing is, thats already in my watched list! Do you know if there is a way to tell if its a British speedo drive from the DTX?

[NINJA]

@BlueMoto Check the part numbers I guess???

[BlueMoto]

@NINJA i bought it... hehe. Just got to hope it works and that the gears aren't too worn

[BlueMoto]

does anyone know if the trailtech speedos can be fitted to Dt's

[NINJA]

@BlueMoto Yes, I prefer the Koso units but the Trailtech units have a good reputation as well.

[finnerz89]

@BlueMoto yes I've got one on mine. Works a treat - bit of wiring to do and I made a mounting plate as the one you get with it is a bit naff.

Not a huge job though