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Brand new.....@calum I've seen them before in South America and Asia
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Pre 2001 3 row number platesHi guys, is there anywhere to buy a 3 row (legal size) pre 2001 yellow number plate?
Thanks
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Romeu, Romeu, where art thou RomeuCrazy, I send and receive parts from Europe every other day. Best way is don't charge or pay VAT on items same as the rest of the world and you may have to pay customs charges at the local countries rate.
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'92 Yamaha WR200@nottsbiker I'm pretty sure a wr400 wheel fits with the right spacers each side. My bike came with a spare set of wheels, the front one was a wr400. I didn't ever fit it but the previous owner said he used it with his off road tyres.
Also I'm pretty sure a TT or TTR model shares the same front disc
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New fairings for RE,X and lanza models.@calum no idea to be honest. The servo might be useful for many
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New fairings for RE,X and lanza models.Not sure if anyone has seen but alie is selling them cheap.
£44.32 | Suitable for yamaha DT230 motorcycles motorcycle shell Two side plate On both sides of the shell
https://a.aliexpress.com/_B04q5N£33.03 | Suitable for yamaha motorcycle DT230 shells The floors Location using the shell of tank
https://a.aliexpress.com/_B00Fx5£33.71 20%OFF | For Yamaha DT230 Front Shock Absorber Housing Fairing Protection Dirt Bike
https://a.aliexpress.com/_BT7qkTServo motor!!!
£86.37 15%OFF | OTOM Servo Motor Valve Control Machine Exhaust Pipe Valves Body Motor For YAMAHA DT230 MT250 TSE250 2 Stroke
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CB750 scrambler project@donaldmendez
Thanks, it didn't take anyway near as long as I thought to get it up and running. I've just been doing some final touches.
I'm going to ride this one on nice days
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New member@kevb1967 not enough power to pull the gear. Probably need a smaller front sprocket
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CB750 scrambler project@NINJA thanks man. I didn't think I'd actually finish it within a year
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CB750 scrambler projectNearly finished, I'm going to make up a front fender for a scrambler look
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Ypvs servo motorThe way the guy in the video has done it would make the valve not operate correctly.
The pulley on the motor is not the same size as the plastic pulley on the cylinder.... It's changed the rotary parameter and timing.
Also I'm pretty sure it would be running backwards as the servo is now facing the cylinder.
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CB750 scrambler projectGot all gears back now
Playing around with the appearance.
Covered all the yellow protaper logos.
Blacked out the white seat band.Made up a tank strap belt from a shotgun cartridge belt.
I'll probably out some empty cartridges in it.
I didn't like the "open" side of the belt facing up on the side stand.
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Yamaha DT125R '01 - Running Project@Darty tm34ss is the perfect upgrade due the the shape and angle, keeps the float bowl level .
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CB750 scrambler projectDoing the finishing touches. I really like this headlight guard.. took a bit of adapting to fit.
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CB750 scrambler project@Darty cheers man, yes just went for a little spin around the ind. EST.
Struggling to change gear....
After some checks, it looks like I was sent the cb750 nighthawk gear linkage.... The bikes share a lot of parts but the lever sits in a different position so the leverage isn't correct for a sevenfifty.But she pulls nicely, actually not too loud
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CB750 scrambler project@Calum like all the kids in corsas with cherry bombs all noise and can't even pull the gear with their 4 mates in the car eating maccys
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Athena 170cc questions@jackreece show a picture with your tm32 installed. The float bowl needs to be pretty level. Because of how the DT engine and intake is, some carbs will sit at a angle
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Athena 170cc questionsPinned valve doesn't perform well.
I'd put the standard carb back on and see how it runs with rejetting. I converted my 125r to 200cc. I run a tm34ss carb . And my dt200wr has the standard tm30ss (almost identical to the tmx30) both are good carbs for the bikes.
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CB750 scrambler project@Calum we all like a noisy exhaust until you ride a long journey with one, then it just gets annoying