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miguelNS


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Hey im miguel from portugal, and heres my dtr...

i had a crash, and im going to show the process of the repair

it was ready to paint

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here already painted

 

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more parts 

 

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braking system

 

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those rimms look sick, what are they from?

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and here's the final result, sorry i only have one pic, when i go home ill take some more :)))

 

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tell me what you thinkk



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looks rad man, i've noticed you've chopped down the end of the frame too, is that so the rear fender to fit better?

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thanks mate!! the rims arte from a derbi gpr 125

the end of the frame was already chopped, so it wasnt me but from my opinion this way is worst, i had to adjust two little metal plates to fix the rear fender properly, and it was better when i had the end of the frame without being chopped!



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ahhh, what a bummer. what did yous need to fit the wheels? they look awesome and I'm on the hunt for a decent set

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i had to adapt them... fit new bushings (i dont know if that's the word, but i dont know how's said in english, in portuguese its "casquilhos"). then i had to make a front calipper support, to adjust the derbi braking system. then i had to make a part of aluminium to fix the dtr brake disk onto derbi's rear rim!

my english is pretty good but when it comes to techical words i suck a little lol



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some big beefy upside down forks would finish that right off! love the wheels too!

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the portuguese dts always look so fresh nice one m8!

good quality adapter plate for the disc, did u make it urself or get an engineering firm to do it?



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A 2000's and forward upside down forks can be heavier that some 1980's japanese regular forks like dtr. Besides making the ride much stiffer they are very heavy! and i had my dtr forks with a little bit more fork oil for them not to be so smooth as they originally are

im starting a engine preparation now, and wheight is something i dont need, muahahah biggrinbiggrin



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DT-R_bradders wrote:

the portuguese dts always look so fresh nice one m8!

good quality adapter plate for the disc, did u make it urself or get an engineering firm to do it?

 cheers mate, i had it made myself! it was really hard but after some hours working on it it turned out something good!

the bikes here are different but here we dont have the laws that you have there. the modifications are more more intense, in the engine and in the looks

 

i had been watching ur project too, nice wheels mate :)

ur bike is going to look like "pstolas" bike 

that's a user from the portuguese forum!!

 

you guys should visit us more :)



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cheers m8 we would visit more but we cant understand wat ur all sayin! lol most of the world speak a bit of english, but the english dont speak anything else lol

u got a link to his build thread so i can av a look?

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but you speak english and we reply english :)))

http://www.clubdtr.com/index.php/topic,40926.0.html

 

ull have to sign up and introduce yourself here  http://www.clubdtr.com/index.php/board,51.0.html to start a tread click the blue button "novo tópico"



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Lol i jus tryed but cant read anything so its comin up with a different page saying iv not done somthing right... i think lol

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try this after register http://www.clubdtr.com/index.php?action=post;board=51.0

 

or ur troubles were while register?



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Trouble registering m8

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i use google chrome bud,translates it for you (ish lol) lots of info on there,nice and extreme biggrin nice bike too miguel 



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Ive got those wheels on my derbi, I keep looking at them and then looking at my currently being rebuild DT and may just split the derbi for parts and use the wheels on my DT!

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CarlosRexx wrote:

Ive got those wheels on my derbi, I keep looking at them and then looking at my currently being rebuild DT and may just split the derbi for parts and use the wheels on my DT!

 the wheels look nice on dtr. i never heard of any like mine :P 



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idk if that adapter plate would pass MOT here in the UK, I made one for my front wavey disc taken from a KTM and they failed MOT for it because it wasn't "original mounting" and it was made from steel and solid as a rock, bastards :l

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here we don't have nothing like that lool if my bike had to go to inspection it wouldnt pass for sure xD

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Wassup fellas? Here's some more pics of the bike and the new bike exhaust :))

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What you think? :)

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beautiful job, looks perfect imo

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looks good mate. what wheels are on the black dt?

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the wheels are from tdr 125 i think

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miguelNS wrote:

Wassup fellas? Here's some more pics of the bike and the new bike exhaust :))

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Thinking of using an underslung TZR exhaust for my project, but the best type are the ones with the longer 'stinger' that one looks like a 2rh exhaust does that. the 4dl TZR Belgardas had 3 different types of exhaust.4dl1 4dl2 & 4dl3

 

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haha still rocking analogue tv over there eh lol 

 

this pic is amazing ****in clouds are level with u!! how high up is this u know??

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your bikes are looking awesome btw good job m8y, not too keen on the tzr pipe tho : /



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I reckon Nath lad and Ezygreenfingers could duplicate the same effect up on Dartmoor.

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DT-R_bradders wrote:

haha still rocking analogue tv over there eh lol 

 

this pic is amazing ****in clouds are level with u!! how high up is this u know??

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your bikes are looking awesome btw good job m8y, not too keen on the tzr pipe tho : /

 not analog tv, mobile network!! At that poit i was about 2000 meters. Thats no tzr pipe aswell mate ;)



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NEV wrote:

I reckon Nath lad and Ezygreenfingers could duplicate the same effect up on Dartmoor.

 Didnt understood what you mean mate xD Are you talking about the pipe?



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