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What’s this bit called?

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    It’s the rubber splash guard that I’m pointing at 🙂

    Is it supposed to be more complete than this? Connecting to the chain cover? Anyone know where I can get one please?...

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      alt text

      It’s the rubber splash guard that I’m pointing at 🙂

      Is it supposed to be more complete than this? Connecting to the chain cover? Anyone know where I can get one please?...

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      @spookdog I always thought it was just the mud flap.

      Might still be able to get a genuine one, acerbis used to sell aftermarket ones.

      Acerbis Mud Flap

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      Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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        alt text

        It’s the rubber splash guard that I’m pointing at 🙂

        Is it supposed to be more complete than this? Connecting to the chain cover? Anyone know where I can get one please?...

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        @spookdog Fowlers webby is very good at finding parts for your bike;

        https://www.fowlersparts.co.uk/browser/manufacturer/yamaha/bike/dt125r

        SEDUCED BY THE DARK SIDE!!!

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          @spookdog Fowlers webby is very good at finding parts for your bike;

          https://www.fowlersparts.co.uk/browser/manufacturer/yamaha/bike/dt125r

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          @ninja
          I never seem to be able to find a bit that is In Stock, even then it usually turns out to be discontinued. I was hoping someone knew of a place that had one...

          It’s like the inlet manifold, the 3ET one. Can’t find any in stock...

          😕

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            @ninja
            I never seem to be able to find a bit that is In Stock, even then it usually turns out to be discontinued. I was hoping someone knew of a place that had one...

            It’s like the inlet manifold, the 3ET one. Can’t find any in stock...

            😕

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            @spookdog some core alignments / “VIP” (Very Important Parts to you and I) you’ll find are discontinued because even during a bikes production time it was such a highly unlikely part the fail / need replacing. God willing though second hand is your friend 😉

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              @ninja
              I never seem to be able to find a bit that is In Stock, even then it usually turns out to be discontinued. I was hoping someone knew of a place that had one...

              It’s like the inlet manifold, the 3ET one. Can’t find any in stock...

              😕

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              @spookdog you try getting parts for a 1989 TDR125 originally made by Belgarda Yamaha in Italy then - PMSL

              Parts are so rare that I swear I've bought most of the NOS stuff from across Europe and I'm still searching - I gave up looking for a 3SH inlet manifold and used a 3ET one with the oil inlet blocked off...

              Still its almost as hard finding bits for my 3XP 200 - I must be bonkers and should start buying bikes that were originally sold in the UK 😉

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                @spookdog you try getting parts for a 1989 TDR125 originally made by Belgarda Yamaha in Italy then - PMSL

                Parts are so rare that I swear I've bought most of the NOS stuff from across Europe and I'm still searching - I gave up looking for a 3SH inlet manifold and used a 3ET one with the oil inlet blocked off...

                Still its almost as hard finding bits for my 3XP 200 - I must be bonkers and should start buying bikes that were originally sold in the UK 😉

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                SpookDog
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                I had no idea, i kinda thought with dtr’s being so popular they still made some parts. When did they stop making re’s new?

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                  I had no idea, i kinda thought with dtr’s being so popular they still made some parts. When did they stop making re’s new?

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                  @spookdog 2007 IIRC

                  Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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