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    • smudge1995
      smudge1995 last edited by

      Just wandering what restrictions are on my bike that's easy and quick to sort out I have a 2002 dtr125?
      Can anyone help.

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      • Zrako
        Zrako last edited by

        https://dt125r.co.uk/category/25/derestricting

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        • NINJA
          NINJA @smudge1995 last edited by

          @smudge1995 The complete guide for derestricting;

          https://www.slideshare.net/kerryprinceuk/derestricting-the-yamaha-dt125-r-1988-through-to-2007-scrimsmustangs-classic-yamaha-restorations

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          • tunertom
            tunertom @NINJA last edited by

            @CYBER-NINJA alot of that guide is correct, but things like cutting and chopping up the inlet manifold is just bollocks, you loose power doing that, dont take this guide as gospel

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            • NINJA
              NINJA @tunertom last edited by

              @tunertom I take your point, my DTR had it's stock front pipe cut open and derestricted. I was unable to test for a before and after to feel the difference personally. But it's probably a safe bet that most owners will not go to that trouble and just swap the whole exhaust over for a DEP, Giannelli etc or similar after market exhaust set-up. 😉

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              • Calum
                Calum @tunertom last edited by

                @tunertom Yeah that inlet manifold is a load of tosh, but don't discount Scrim, he knows his shit.

                @CYBER-NINJA haha yeah I did chop my exhaust up and removed the cat, but oh my seriously those pipes have some serious weight, so if not for the performance the weight alone is worth swapping out lmao!

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                • NINJA
                  NINJA @Calum last edited by

                  @Calum Added bonus with the weight saving as well - good shout dude!!! 😉

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                  • Calum
                    Calum @NINJA last edited by

                    @CYBER-NINJA Weight is a restriction that affects every single aspect of performance.

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