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New purchase 1990 dt125r

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    ukchad
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    Thanks @Nottsbiker

    If any one knows, finds or has one that fits please bear me in mind.

    I can then start a build thread and you can all watch me mess it up!

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      Nottsbiker
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      Think you and i will be after m the same vintage servo motors 😉

      Don't out bid me on any lol

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        Let me know, and we can make sure!

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          The powervalve is different you would have to change the whole lot in my opinion its not worth it the servo takes the fun out of it anyway

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            The powervalve is different you would have to change the whole lot in my opinion its not worth it the servo takes the fun out of it anyway

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            declan
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            @andrewj1680 0_1502635173746_IMG_1500.JPG

            Any idea what that yellow and black wire does that goes to the powervalve servo it turns using the key still?

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              At a guess mate that 1 sends signal from the cdi unit, have you tried riding the bike to see if it still cuts in?

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                At a guess mate that 1 sends signal from the cdi unit, have you tried riding the bike to see if it still cuts in?

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                declan
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                @andrewj1680 on it right now and no decent seem to be and it always lands on the open position crazy how much different the bike sounds when it's open

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                  At a guess mate that 1 sends signal from the cdi unit, have you tried riding the bike to see if it still cuts in?

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                  #39

                  @andrewj1680 love it it's actually use able at low speed now but my idle has gone up to 2.5 when I'm gear in neutral it drops back down to a slow 1.5 any reason for this?

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                    andrewj1680
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                    I dont know about that 1 mate but see what i mean about them being more fun, my dt i use most just to thrash about has now covered 1100 miles with the pv pinned and it hasn't been a problem at all

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                      I dont know about that 1 mate but see what i mean about them being more fun, my dt i use most just to thrash about has now covered 1100 miles with the pv pinned and it hasn't been a problem at all

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                      @andrewj1680 yes I do I haven't ridden it properly only on my garden but I could ride smooth at low speeds with the pv it was way choppy and was un usable for me in 1st

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                        have fun @declan

                        "Muddy water is best cleared by leaving it alone" Alan Watts

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                          have fun @declan

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                          declan
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                          @terry-tz thanks buddy

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