DT200WR restoration project pic heavy
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@Glynn123 ok thanks.
Would you prefer to sell the whole set up? Or do you want the tyre?
wrote on 25 Jan 2019, 22:59 last edited by@Louis-James I'd be happy to sell the whole lot if you wanted, I have no use for the tyre as my DT is just in sm trim and should be staying that way
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@Louis-James I'd be happy to sell the whole lot if you wanted, I have no use for the tyre as my DT is just in sm trim and should be staying that way
wrote on 25 Jan 2019, 23:23 last edited by@Glynn123 did you fit wr200 forks?
Just after the front wheel tbh.
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@Glynn123 did you fit wr200 forks?
Just after the front wheel tbh.
Thankswrote on 25 Jan 2019, 23:27 last edited by Glynn123@Louis-James I fit WR 426 forks but made my own custom axle to run the standard DTR/WR200 front hub sizes, the WR200 front disc was the same size as a standard nissin front brake system on a WR 426 so was a better wheel choice than changing calipers to use the smaller DTR wheel and disc combo
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@Louis-James I fit WR 426 forks but made my own custom axle to run the standard DTR/WR200 front hub sizes, the WR200 front disc was the same size as a standard nissin front brake system on a WR 426 so was a better wheel choice than changing calipers to use the smaller DTR wheel and disc combo
wrote on 25 Jan 2019, 23:28 last edited by@Glynn123 great thanks
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@Louis-James I fit WR 426 forks but made my own custom axle to run the standard DTR/WR200 front hub sizes, the WR200 front disc was the same size as a standard nissin front brake system on a WR 426 so was a better wheel choice than changing calipers to use the smaller DTR wheel and disc combo
wrote on 25 Jan 2019, 23:30 last edited by@Glynn123 the front wheel I have looks exactly like a wr400 or wr426.
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@Glynn123 the front wheel I have looks exactly like a wr400 or wr426.
wrote on 26 Jan 2019, 01:28 last edited by@Louis-James the axle is larger in the 400/426, the WR 200 wheels I bought use the same size axle as a DT, I actually ran them with the DT spacers on my standard forks for a while. Is this the same with yours?
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@Louis-James the axle is larger in the 400/426, the WR 200 wheels I bought use the same size axle as a DT, I actually ran them with the DT spacers on my standard forks for a while. Is this the same with yours?
wrote on 26 Jan 2019, 10:27 last edited by@Glynn123 I haven't tried them on yet. But you could use bearings with small ID?
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@Louis-James the axle is larger in the 400/426, the WR 200 wheels I bought use the same size axle as a DT, I actually ran them with the DT spacers on my standard forks for a while. Is this the same with yours?
wrote on 27 Jan 2019, 09:55 last edited by@Glynn123 according to the All Ball's site the 400 front end fits straight onto the 200. Guessing it wasn't as easy as that for the 125?
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@Glynn123 according to the All Ball's site the 400 front end fits straight onto the 200. Guessing it wasn't as easy as that for the 125?
wrote on 27 Jan 2019, 14:57 last edited by@Nottsbiker are you referring to the front wheel or fork assembly mate?
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wrote on 28 Jan 2019, 13:17 last edited by
Sorry - meant to say the 400 front end complete - yokes / forks etc
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Sorry - meant to say the 400 front end complete - yokes / forks etc
wrote on 28 Jan 2019, 17:39 last edited by Glynn123@Nottsbiker the yokes use a different bearing type on the top, and bottoms different taper too. Standard DT 125 uses ball bearings on the top compared to tapered rollers, also 400 stem is longer, takes some spacer work and a bearing cup but the swaps doable if you have a lathe.
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@Nottsbiker the yokes use a different bearing type on the top, and bottoms different taper too. Standard DT 125 uses ball bearings on the top compared to tapered rollers, also 400 stem is longer, takes some spacer work and a bearing cup but the swaps doable if you have a lathe.
wrote on 28 Jan 2019, 18:05 last edited by@Glynn123 thanks. Makes me realise I'll be building supermoto rims onto my hubs and looking for an oversized disk to make the changes. I have access to cnc etc but will try to minimise this type of work to just a caliper bracket
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@Glynn123 I haven't tried them on yet. But you could use bearings with small ID?
wrote on 29 Jan 2019, 18:15 last edited by@Louis-James few quick questions if you don't mind;
Front fork guards - assuming you've gone with UFO YZ new old stock?
What size is the bottom bolt on the forks that hold them together? It's massive and I need to buy the correct one
Is the chainguard the same as a 125?
Is the gear lever the same as a 125?
Where did you get your chain slider without taking out a new mortgage?
I've got a factory manual in Japanese but no parts list - do you have one at all you could email across?
Cheers - Ben
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@Louis-James few quick questions if you don't mind;
Front fork guards - assuming you've gone with UFO YZ new old stock?
What size is the bottom bolt on the forks that hold them together? It's massive and I need to buy the correct one
Is the chainguard the same as a 125?
Is the gear lever the same as a 125?
Where did you get your chain slider without taking out a new mortgage?
I've got a factory manual in Japanese but no parts list - do you have one at all you could email across?
Cheers - Ben
wrote on 29 Jan 2019, 20:32 last edited by@Nottsbiker said in DT200WR restoration project pic heavy:
@Louis-James few quick questions if you don't mind;
Front fork guards - assuming you've gone with UFO YZ new old stock?
What size is the bottom bolt on the forks that hold them together? It's massive and I need to buy the correct one
Is the chainguard the same as a 125?
Is the gear lever the same as a 125?
Where did you get your chain slider without taking out a new mortgage?
I've got a factory manual in Japanese but no parts list - do you have one at all you could email across?
Cheers - Ben
Hi Ben,
Yes the fork guards are old stock yz ones around £28
On the forks, are you regarding the one under the bottom of the fork leg?
I used a cheap AliExpress chain guard for the dt125r
The gear lever is the same.
The chain slide I bit the bullet and bought one from Yamaha... £45
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@Nottsbiker said in DT200WR restoration project pic heavy:
@Louis-James few quick questions if you don't mind;
Front fork guards - assuming you've gone with UFO YZ new old stock?
What size is the bottom bolt on the forks that hold them together? It's massive and I need to buy the correct one
Is the chainguard the same as a 125?
Is the gear lever the same as a 125?
Where did you get your chain slider without taking out a new mortgage?
I've got a factory manual in Japanese but no parts list - do you have one at all you could email across?
Cheers - Ben
Hi Ben,
Yes the fork guards are old stock yz ones around £28
On the forks, are you regarding the one under the bottom of the fork leg?
I used a cheap AliExpress chain guard for the dt125r
The gear lever is the same.
The chain slide I bit the bullet and bought one from Yamaha... £45
wrote on 29 Jan 2019, 21:08 last edited by@Louis-James nice one mate
Did your fork guards come with the clamp / guide parts? Mine are yellow and broken
The fork bolt is the bottom one as I need to fit some new seals as mine are leaking. They've taken out the pads too ffs!
Ben
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@Louis-James nice one mate
Did your fork guards come with the clamp / guide parts? Mine are yellow and broken
The fork bolt is the bottom one as I need to fit some new seals as mine are leaking. They've taken out the pads too ffs!
Ben
wrote on 29 Jan 2019, 21:18 last edited by@Nottsbiker yes they came with the clamps.
I don't think it's a standard size bolt but it's probably the copper washer leaking.
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@Nottsbiker yes they came with the clamps.
I don't think it's a standard size bolt but it's probably the copper washer leaking.
wrote on 29 Jan 2019, 22:14 last edited by@Louis-James cheers! Btw it's the seals leaking not the bolt o-rings. To change the fork seals I've got to strip the forks completely and the large bolts hold the damper rods in
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@Louis-James cheers! Btw it's the seals leaking not the bolt o-rings. To change the fork seals I've got to strip the forks completely and the large bolts hold the damper rods in
wrote on 29 Jan 2019, 22:30 last edited by@Nottsbiker mine were leaking on my mates bike.
It's usually because of crap in the seal. There's a trick to fix it.
Pretty much like this: https://youtu.be/-D9ygYuSDiM
You can make similar tools with beer cans or plastic bottles -
wrote on 30 Jan 2019, 17:51 last edited by
Thanks but the previous owner has really neglected the maintenance on my wr so I'm changing them as they are too far gone.
Found some UFO guards for £35 delivered just need a useable front disc before I figure out what I'm doing regards the headlight / front mudguard (mines rubbish after market junk)
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wrote on 4 Feb 2019, 15:17 last edited by
Still perfecting...
Had the whole front end off to sort notchy headset.Got the new old pump cleaned out, seal replaced and installed.
The broke brake switch was not work and replaced it. The lever was also the wrong shape, so couldn't operate properly.
Got my skid plate powdercoated.
Inline filter for the 2 stroke. Thought it was a good idea as both pumps were ganked up inside.
