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    YZ front end or parts bike ?

    Hi All,
    I am looking a 2000-2010 ish complete front end for a project. Preferably a 125 but anything would do ..
    Would also consider a complete rolling chassis if anyone have a dead bike laying around...

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    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
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    2005 had AOS which was good but 2006 onwards have SSS KYB and are a step above all others.
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    Are the engines not very good? - seem to be a lot in the wreckers with blown motors. Just not worth fixing?
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    They are pretty good, but a competition engine. Needs rebuilding and maintenance to schedule. After a few years no longer competing at top level and passed onto the play racer, then onto the trail rider, then onto . . . anyway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    They are pretty good, but a competition engine. Needs rebuilding and maintenance to schedule. After a few years no longer competing at top level and passed onto the play racer, then onto the trail rider, then onto . . . anyway.
    This, exactly. I have a great mate who runs them. 20 hours for a top end, 40 hours full rebuild. A bit longer for the 144 he built. Apparently the new model is 12 hours top end 24 hours full rebuild. Ignore at your peril!

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    Hi Pete..
    Thanks for the tip but these guys want absolutely ridiculous money for a beat up 20 year old front end !

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