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Yamaha DT200R 3ET

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    Tuan Rizkhan
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    Hi, I have recently purchased a dt200r.I want to make it super moto. I would like to know everyone opinion before starting the project. most of YouTube videos they change wheels and use Portugal rear fenders.
    Share with me your projects photos and engine tuning knowledge.

    Thanks.

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      Hi there and welcome.

      What a great machine, they're becoming rarer and hard to find in unmolested condition, so definitely bear that in mind before tou do anything drastic and keep all the original parts.

      I super moto'd my DTRE using Yamaha WR450F Forks and Aprilia RS125 wheels just because.

      But the simplest way, to my knowledge, using the stock DT200R would be to grab the DTX setup as that should be a drop in replacement, may need to machine up some rear spacers for the swinging arm, or just grab a DTR rear swinging arm.

      If your bike uses the ally arm then it's just easier to get spacers made. PCBWay will make them for £40 no dramas at all.

      Sounds great though, I always wanted a DT230 Lanza personally.

      Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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