Aprilia RS125 2010 Spain's no.1

[Calum]

@pedrobatista10 One on eBay at the moment 10K

But usually around the 5K mark.

[pedrobatista10]

chinese radiator tubes arrived today from aliexpress. ~27€ they look good for the price

[declan]

@pedrobatista10 I really need to bite the bullet and start shopping there I’m just scared nothings going to show up lol

[NINJA]

@pedrobatista10 They actually look just the same as other makes like Samco. There most likely the exact same hoses just without the branding.

[pedrobatista10]

@declan you can buy lots of good stuff, just need to lose some time searching. But sometimes low quality on some products

@NINJA yeah, it should work. Calum used on his build too.

Next week i will bring more parts already finished the order.

[Calum]

@pedrobatista10 You know it.

I wanted Samco, but realistically, the bike is never going to get used so...

[pedrobatista10]

Hi!

My package arrived, right now

tyga racing step, melloti complete kit, domino trothle, oil pump cover red and oil cap bc engineering, nck cr2 racing cable.

money flying in parts for this bike :face_with_tears_of_joy: and still so much too buy.

next parts all carbon parts from tyga and maybe yss shock absorver (not sure, if worth need some reviews first)

[Calum]

@pedrobatista10 Very tasty, this is what we like to see! Bling bling.

YSS shock is lovely. I found the rebound the stock, or pattern, shocks awful. YSS gives you nice adjustment and decent rebound. But is still "Budget". I couldn't justify the price for a more premium shock when the bike still actually hasn't been ridden yet. If you intend on doing lots of road riding, then shock is a worth while investment. An adjustable one that can be set up to your weight...even better.

[NINJA]

@pedrobatista10 YSS is a quality brand for-sure. :thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:

[pedrobatista10]

Thank you for your opinion guys!
Yss will be on my bike then.

For now, im dealing a rs 250 diablo nero, if i buy it. I need to stop parts for this one for a few time. But dont worry, i will still buy all parts i said in time for summer

[pedrobatista10]

Hi
Yesterday i tried ro fit the tyga racing kit step on my rs.

But i had some problems fitting that.

@Calum when you installed yours it was plug n play? Or you did some modifications?

[NINJA]

@pedrobatista10 Post some pics of the fitting issues you're having dude, as they may offer a better insight.

[Calum]

Botled on no problems.

Maybe you've been ent the wrong ones.

[pedrobatista10]

@Calum @NINJA

this part on yellow, dont fit. too big one of the sides.

[Calum]

How long?

It is adjustable, the two rods can be tied in, and the anchorage on the gear shaft lever can be manoeuvred

[pedrobatista10]

@Calum im not explaining very well, sorry. its not long. problem is big size, just dont fit that tyga part. tyga part is bigger then the side it fit on the engine.

i dont know if i explained right.

maybe @DanRacing can help me explaining.

[NINJA]

@pedrobatista10 I would contact the supplier ASAP and get their advice dude. Normally you have 14 days to return stuff, so the sooner the better really.

[pedrobatista10]

@NINJA this part AP8121163 from tyga rear kit, doesnt fit on LEFT BALL JOINT M6 from motor.

can you guys understand what im saying? i hope i explained well.

anyways on tyga website they have for sale separately 2 different replacement link rod sizes.

1- TYGA STEP KIT REPLACEMENT LINK ROD, 238MM ------- Uses M8x1.25 thread in one end and M8x1.25 L/H thread in the other. 238mm in length.

2- TYGA STEP KIT REPLACEMENT LINK ROD, 110MM ------- Uses M6x1 thread in one end and M6x1 L/H thread in the other.

maybe my tyga rear kit come with m8, thats why dont fit on the original m6 from my bike.

[Calum]

Yeah, we would buy from different Stockists, I got mine from JapPartsUK.

A picture says a thousand words, well worth just throwing up a photo.

[Calum]

Looks like mine from the photo above.