DT125R NINJA Project
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@CYBER-NINJA Which wheel hubs are directly compatible with the DT? I'm guessing a lot are, so long as the spindle is the right thickness and you just use the right size spacers to centralize the wheel? Or am I totally wrong and they all different for each manufacturer? I'm guessing that the WR and YZ hubs are a direct fit, but what else is too please???
Thanks
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@CYBER-NINJA Wrong on that one pal.
You can't just go willy nilly changing wheels. Centralising the wheel to the swingarm doesn't achieve much. You must have the front and rear wheels inline. Then you must get the front and rear sprocket in line. Failure to do so will not end well.
Eventually I had to machine down the rear brake carrier to get everything centralised my end. Was a right faff!
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@Calum OK so the simplest solution is to use the existing hubs and just get the wheels rebuilt with alloy rims. As that way there will be less faffing around with lining everything up, but the issue would then be getting a larger front brake disc to fit the DT's 3x2 bolt pattern. However what if I used the stock rear hub and a WR or YZ front hub? Would that all line up if I used the correct spacers? As that would give me a better bolt pattern for a larger front disc too???
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A Few new pics of my latest upgrades - Enjoy!!! ;O)
Added;
Wing mirrors with some carbon wrapping.
TrailRider tyres F-90/90/21 & R-120/80/18.
New tubes
Kyoto Wavey discs
EBC Red stuff pads
Arrow indicators
Resprayed the swing arm, rear caliper bracket, chain tensioners, spokes & hubs, brake pedal, kick starter and shift lever.
Removed Air bottle.
Coloured YAMAHA seat logo in Red.
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Thanks guys. I got the decals from this dude;
You may know him he did a DT200/125 conversion?
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Well sadly this beauty is now up for sale, as I need to fund my next project. Full details can be found here;
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Well sadly the bike was sold today. She was a damn fine lady and a pleasure to own. Hopefully the new owner will keep her looking and running sweet? After being out of the saddle for 30 years I've really enjoyed riding her immensely! I'll miss the ole girl for-sure, but hey ho onto new adventures we go..............
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