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Dt Danny


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Right guys i need new 
Grips
And a new front brake leaver

any of you lot know of good makes that will fit on the dt ?



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Also a new helmet

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FunkeyMunkeyDavid


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scott grips are good quality,feel right and quite tough.

not sure about brake levers (binned mine for asv's) but you can get teflon collar's for your brake/clutch bracket holders,saves breaking levers



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renthal grips, levers get dem chinese tings

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How hard was it David to fit asv's??

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lololololololol how hard is it to fit levers hahaha

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Lol. Harder than an engine rebuild! Liam. I mean it is well complicated.

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On a serious note, the ASV brake lever won't operate the breaking light IIRC. I was asking about them, you have to mess around with them.

The ASV clutch lever is all good though.

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Mate i've got am rs125 brake to operate a the brake switch. I'm sure its possible lol.

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Oh haha funny guys! I mean I thought you couldn't get aftermarket lever to fit the dt!

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Depends. How good is your modding? You'll be alright if you can improvise a little.

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FunkeyMunkeyDavid wrote:
you can get teflon collar's for your brake/clutch bracket holders,saves breaking levers

Or you can use ptf plumbing teflon tape just wrap around the bar several times, then remount. Job done smile



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im thinking about these ;

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ALIAS-RIVAL-MOTOCROSS-MX-GOGGLES-WHITE-with-MIRROR-LENS-FREE-CLEAR-LENS-/360649317255?pt=UK_Helmets_Headwear_Goggles&var=&hash=item53f85fdb87

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SHOX-MX-1-MOTOCROSS-ATV-QUAD-OFF-ROAD-MX-PIT-BIKE-MOTO-X-ENDURO-MOTORBIKE-HELMET-/190827008267?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Helmets&var=&hash=item2c6e2d110b

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the brake lever won't operate the rear brake light (could drill,tap a thread and insert a cut-off bolt to do the job)

had to take a grinder to the perch too,the asv's are a bit fatter....

amazed they don't make them for road legal stuff yet confuse



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Get banjo swich for the light think there about a fiver nowdays

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ToySoldier wrote:

Get banjo swich for the light think there about a fiver nowdays

 Interesting. Can you go into more detain what a banjo switch will acomplish? 

 

What it is and wht it does. 

 

Thanks. 



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its a brake light switch that works from the banjo bolt.

so you can use any levers that fit or swap out the master cylinder for say a yz one that take better levers and still have a light switch


im not sure the thread on the dt banjo but its ones of these


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brake-pressure-switch-Light-Banjo-Bolt-For-Suzuki-Yamaha-Kawasaki-Honda-ATV-New-/181145682885?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item2a2d1fc3c5

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Cheers. So its just a way around using different masters. Cause i've got a rs125 master on mine at the mo.

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with a rs master you can use the rs switch thats no problem.

with like yz masters and cr masters they have no space for a switch so a banjo switch works best and when you put different levers on sometimes it doesn't work with the dt switch

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Ah ok. I get ya. Thanks toy. Thats what i was spinning out about. So its for bikes that dont use switcha.

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pretty much yup

im going to put one on my brothers chink bike soon as hes on his 3rd switch as there so ****ily made and at £8 each its cheaper for the banjo switch hahaha

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Calum122 wrote:

Ah ok. I get ya. Thanks toy. Thats what i was spinning out about. So its for bikes that dont use switcha.

 It just works off pressure like a oil pressure switch on a car, rather than a physical switch that you press



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