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bigfatmat
8th September 2007, 19:49
Please help does anyone know where i can buy a complete r/h chain assembled engine for my yz 125
motorbyclist
9th September 2007, 14:38
without googling it, i'd say they don't exist (standard from yamaha that is, dunno bout homemade jobs)
why do you want one? what's wrong with standard left-hand drive
bigfatmat
9th September 2007, 20:38
myne is rh assembled it is the way that they were made in the 1982 to 85 trouble is they are very hard to find and myne has a hole out the side and a munched gear box
Kickaha
9th September 2007, 20:40
IT200 from that era is the right hand chain, don't know if the bits are interchangable though
cowpoos
9th September 2007, 21:00
chains and sprokets are symetrical...so why do you specifically need right hand ones??
B0000M
9th September 2007, 21:04
chains and sprokets are symetrical...so why do you specifically need right hand ones??
i think his bike would perform better if both the front and rear sprocket were on the same side of the bike
cheese
9th September 2007, 21:08
LOL. You could try eBay, they have lot of old bike parts, but I'd say you will have a hard time finding the bits.
motorbyclist
9th September 2007, 23:35
myne is rh assembled it is the way that they were made in the 1982 to 85 trouble is they are very hard to find and myne has a hole out the side and a munched gear box
good luck with that, i suspect unless a wrecker did have the parts your only option is to give it to an engineer to remake the gearbox... or change the rear assembly; maybe flip the wheel over and modify the swing arm to hold the brake on the rhs
sounds like an "interesting" restoration, good luck
barty5
10th September 2007, 07:39
http://hometown.aol.com/vintageyz/index.html
try this link its a US web site i have used in the past heaps of people with contacts and old YZ bike part check out the photo sections there are some awsome rebuilds that have been done look brand new in most cases.
cowpoos
10th September 2007, 10:16
i think his bike would perform better if both the front and rear sprocket were on the same side of the bike
wheels...sprokets...chains....etc etc as all symetrical??? so please explain how he is having a problem?? as I'm getting confussed?
Kickaha
10th September 2007, 17:50
as I'm getting confussed?
how hard is that to do though?
Some of the early eighties Yamaha models had the drive from the gearbox on the right hand side
bigfatmat
10th September 2007, 18:14
good luck with that, i suspect unless a wrecker did have the parts your only option is to give it to an engineer to remake the gearbox... or change the rear assembly; maybe flip the wheel over and modify the swing arm to hold the brake on the rhs
sounds like an "interesting" restoration, good luck
Yeah its my fiance's childhood bike so she would like it restored
Motu
10th September 2007, 19:07
Get in touch with the kart people - a lot of YZ125's of that era went into karts.There were plenty of rolling chassis missus engines around I know that....
cowpoos
10th September 2007, 19:12
how hard is that to do though?
Some of the early eighties Yamaha models had the drive from the gearbox on the right hand side
and?????? that means they can't find sprokets??? just get left hand one and turn them over!!!
Kickaha
10th September 2007, 20:48
Please help does anyone know where i can buy a complete r/h chain assembled engine for my yz 125
and?????? that means they can't find sprokets??? just get left hand one and turn them over!!!
He's after a complete engine not just sprockets
cowpoos
10th September 2007, 20:56
He's after a complete engine not just sprockets
roger that!!!....lol
675trippy
10th September 2007, 21:30
gee cowpoos that was bloody funny
cowpoos
10th September 2007, 22:11
mate...never a problem!! and yes...I feel like a dip shit!!!
but meh...I'll be over it in a few mins :)
barty5
21st September 2007, 08:26
here is a link for whole bike on trade me
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/Motorbikes/Parts-accessories/Frames-bodywork/auction-118769619.htm
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