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Technical / Rad Louvers
« on: August 15, 2012, 09:00:10 PM »
Just wondering if an 02 yz125 rad louver (radiator plastics), will fit on an 01 yz125. or even if 02 yz 125 rad louvers decals will fit on an 01 yz125
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I know I know, but I personally kind of enjoy the fuel injected bikes.I wish I had a newer 02 or up yz125 or 08 or up 250f.
Please tell me the 250f part was a joke
most of what to do is based on your budget.Yeah we are going to take it to the shop this weekend and have them strip it and list off all the necessary parts that need to be replaced, get that done first. Then we are getting the whole suspension setup replaced with hopefully RG3 or Factory Connection, and getting it tuned by our local guy Joel Burkett. Then some engine modification like the Reeds, maybe an athena 144 kit. after that hoping to replace the whole exhaust system to make it look good and I hear procircuit performs better. Handle bars and triple clamps, MX51 tires front/rear. after that really its accessories, powder coat frame, asv levers, new gripper ama seat cover, new plastics, graphics, number plate backgrounds, Clutch cover, rad louver decals, renthal kevlar grips, new Solid Black Excel Rims with blue nipples, silver black spokes and blue hubs, all gonna happen eventually.
motor: id take the motor to a local builder or ship to some big names such as procircuit or even eric gorr. have them do the top and bottom end and the seals everywher on the engine. if you have the extra cash while you have it torn down have the tuner do a port and polish/blue printing or even a big bore kit from 134/139/144. i would even buy a new clutch kit this old and beaten the plates are worn down and the basket might even be notched so id suggest a new clutch basket kit. barnett or even hinson.
susp: 1) you can take the stock suspension to a tuner they can revalve them and refurb them and theyll do pretty good. or 2) search ebay of local listings for 05 ssos forks or 06/newer sss forks (which is standard on new yz's) it would require matching triple clamps mind you and also the 05-newer shock and get a rebuild on them/revalve.
if you want a little extra flavor you can get the carb bored and tuned
tires pick your flavor
your pipe should still be good even with the dent, theres been evidence that a dent actually improved performance, i would get a shorty silencer for it
id get a vforce3 or even a boyesen reed block
also to have the bike run that much better run 50/50 vp 110 or even straight.
That's easy man, do what they say and do any high school sport, but play the worst you can, and then they realize that you suck and belong to a mx track, everytime you ride, you gotta behave for them to see that you deserve more to pursuit a dream.haha that's a good idea actually
btw, how old are you?
i think 02 yz 125 came with a 5 speed gearbox besides 6 speed.yeah im keeping my bike and actually planning on replicating the tsm 125 project, except with blue plastics, blue hubs, and muscle milk graphics, oh different bars
you'd better keep up that 01.. i've got a 5 speed 125 and i feel that i need something between gears..
check yz 125 tsm's project, you'll see that with a few mods the bike will look stunning.
I wouldn't be too quick to idolise too many top pro athlete's.I am completely serious about MX, every morning I get up at 7am and ride my bike across town and back, and then do sit ups and pushups, etc. And honestly I wished I was home schooled so I can focus more on it, I'm not saying my parents are wrong, cause there really is no right or wrong. And yes I have broken a couple bones riding, crashed about 15+ times, dumped the bike practicing corners about 30+ times. I race in 125 C and yes, this sport is pretty much my life. And just like all the pros say, I don't know why I do it, it's really hard to explain but I do. And my 2 inspirations in this sport is adam cianciarulo and a local 15 year old rider.
Many train 6-7 days a week , are home schooled and don't have much of a life outside of their sport.
Sure they seem to live the dream with fame and fortune but most are either washed up or the body has given up by the time they are 30. With most of us living past 80 that leaves alot of life left to survive outside of the sport. ( I am talking about most sport's here. )
For every x pro you see on tv doing well in business/commentry/coaching etc I bet there are 10-20-30 that have fallen on hard times. You just don't hear about them.
It is fine to have hero's but most people will not/can not get to the level of them.
A good grounding in life from a young age is better for all of us.
Go to school , play sport , make lots of friends and if the planets align and you have the necessary skills you may make it in your chosen sport.
Just remember that all teenagers think that their parents are wrong.It's not untill you reach 30+ that you realise they may have been right.