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It fits , snug over the hub . Still unsure about it though , obviously wouldn't be using the speedo , only as a spacer . But I have no idea how the wheel works while it gets spinning . With the wall cracked , is there a chance of the rest of the wall cracking while riding , making the hub come loose ? I know the spindle runs on the bearings but how safe is this ?













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that hub will be ok m8 it wont affect the structure

i suggest fooking off the origional speedo and getting a digital jobbie then all the origional speedo drive will have to do is act like a spacer

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That's the plan mate , id need a DTX speedo anyway and those are mega bucks . Trailtek is what I'm after so you think i'll be fine ?

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yes m8 its only the lip that drives the speedo

check round the area of the hub itself (not the lip) for stress cracks if it looks ok it will be fine m8 its just because the ally is thin where its snapped off, the hub itself is a lot thicker and stronger

you gould even take it somewhere to get the rest of the snapped ally part shaved flush (or use a dremel) then chuck the speedo drive in the bin and get a spacer made up to fill the gap biggrin

-- Edited by bykerbaz at 11:35, 2009-03-08

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Have to agree with baz.Yes the hub is fine.If your not running the speedo drive then just machine the rest of the damaged alloy lip off, and have a spacer made to the fill the gap.

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OR ....


Ebay ...

140306156579



Check it's right one first though ?? !!



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Dude you're a star , been looking and came up with nothing

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Mugen Seiki wrote:

Dude you're a star , been looking and came up with nothing



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Moog ...

Just make sure it's right one ... take some measures with dial guage & as seller to check dimensions .. but it looks like the one ??



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hey bud the project looks really good so far cant wait to see it finished have you got out planned for the engine or leaving it standard till you get used to it have you got your bike license yet smile

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Not even done my CBT yet but im not worried , i know how to ride but wont go in there big headed . No engine plans yet mate just looking at the options , deffo a derestriction


Simon mate im 100% sure its the right one , so sure i just bought it lol

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if youve got a car licence you dont have to do your cbt do you ?

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unless he passed before 2001? he has to do his cbt.

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Well I got my car license in 2000 , but thought I had to do the CBT anyway

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Only applies to 50cc bikes IIRC.Anything bigger is a CBT test

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Hub issue over , replacement arrived today , will strip it and get it blasted , not coating it , will paint myself








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Tidy ...

& sensible money [im assuming it is the one ? !]

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Only £20 mate , thanks again for the heads up


sorted sprocket











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Airbox painted , cleaning it did nothing . And speedo thing painted just to neaten it up .

Still have to get a new filter and paint some of the outside covers . Also need to fix the battery tray .

Oh also need mudflaps



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another idea , rim tape




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the red rim tape looks good bud i got some for my dtx i was nt sure at first but once id stuckit on it looks good smile

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any pic of that man ?

Also what tape did you use and where from ?

-- Edited by Mugen Seiki on Thursday 19th of March 2009 06:48:18 PM

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Hubs and sprocket are done , coated and new bearings fit . Just need spokes and tyres then onto something else , swingarm maybe .






Sorting bearings out





















Pics or camera makes them look a bit off red but they aren't

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I couldnt think of a worse colour for the rear sprocket but the hubs look very nice indeed.Top marks fella

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lol wont be susing that sprocket mate , think i want the renthal convo

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lovely project mate looks like youve kept your focus which is hard on a project like this when it takes a long time, good effort mate stunning project

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i like itbiggrin looking forward to seeing it finished..

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cheers guys

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I dont like the colour scheme as I'm sponsored by matt black paint but this bike sure is going to look sweet when finished.

More pics please!

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Sorry guys , still no Internet at home so not been taking many pics .

Been doing loads though but nothing cool to look at


Took the front suspension off again as it needs to be adjusted which i did today . Got myself some proper tools for the rebuild so no more trips to Yamaha .

Have been there the past two day though getting part numbers and prices . Ive got almost half a DTR on paper and will post up everything as soon as i get connection at home again . Almost every part you can think of ... numbers will be sourced .

Anyways cousin moved out so his room is now my new garage , much easier to work in than a ****ty cupboard .

Left the wheels for now as it's time to sort the swingarm . I've sorted it out to the point I only need bearings , meaning that the £131 price tag should drop , not worked out how much by yet .

Have also started taking apart all the electrics , the wire harness i was going to replace , but the price (£120.12) plus the fact mine seems OK means i might just keep it . CDI (£364) and other bits are all good but wont 100% know until I hook it all up . Been mock fitting them though and it looks pretty straight forward .

All the handlebar electrics too , have stripped most of them down and a few bits will be powdercoated . Not too sure what to do about the master cylinder though as it's a bit complex to take fully apart ... and it costs £140 to replace if I muck it up . But it does need a repaint some how .

Airbox and battery tray is pretty much sorted and ready to go in after swingarm .

Have got almost all the nuts and bolts for everything important on my list and the only ones left to get are for the engine . ( which i still haven't touched yet )

So , very soon I'll be able to attach the swingarm and get cracking on bolting everything back on , no need for mock fittings as I've got the right tools now .

The engine I'm sending off to some guy in Maidstone . Cant remember his name at the moment but apparently he's the daddy at 125 engines and will get it going and do all the trick bits I need doing . Not sure on price or anything like that but will check it out soon enough .

OK so a few pics from the past two weeks , as i said it looks like nothing much has gone on but trust me I've been hard at it . It'll go from a frame to a full rebuild pretty soon .



New garage






Everything being unwrapped and shelved , helps me to concentrate on sorting all bits at the same time








Few days ago fitting the yokes ( failed attempt lol )










Sorting out the harness , might cut all terminals and re-crimp new bits on . Also need to wrap new tape etc around them










Stripping handlebar parts to coat them













Then my ever growing parts lists , got pages and pages now . Wont need half the stuff on them but doesn't hurt to get the numbers






That's it right now , off back home so no netz again . Next update should be a good one ... hopefully

Not given up

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