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Can you skim the bottom of cylinder

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    Hi I'm looking at a dt200wr cylinder from eBay and it looks like the bottom of the cylinder needs skimming I know how to do the top of the cylinder and head but it won't work as the bottom isn't flat thanks jimmy

    DT200WR 1997 - New Project
    DTR 125 1997 - The Bike That Got Stolen
    DTR 125 2002 - Project
    DT 125 LC 1986 - Old Bike

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      Does anyone know a way of skimming the bottom or is this a machinist job

      DT200WR 1997 - New Project
      DTR 125 1997 - The Bike That Got Stolen
      DTR 125 2002 - Project
      DT 125 LC 1986 - Old Bike

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        Does anyone know a way of skimming the bottom or is this a machinist job

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        @jimmydc98 If you had a chuck big enough you could machine it in a lathe.

        But it does sound like you would need to send it away.

        To be honest with you, it's really not that expensive. It cost me £80 to get my Starlet head chemically cleaned and skimmed.

        Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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