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    Very nice, well bar that giant chain guard.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JMemonic View Post
    Simple sure its a 2 stroke but the gearbox oil needs changing as well, it might help with that shifting issue, get a decent mc oil or diesel engine oil designed for wet clutches in the and change it regularly, ie 6000 km or 12 months.

    Oh 000 steel wool and 3 in 1 oil will be your friend
    So it's OK to rub steel wool on polished steel?


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    Good things happen to good people - well done EJ!

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    Nice bike mate....looks stunning for its age and is a wondeful classic. Lucky boy....I wish I had friends that gave me these things
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    Quote Originally Posted by EJK View Post
    The bike is an old 1987 Yamaha YB125, two stroke.
    The bike is not as fast as my old FXR (The theory of 125 two strokes perform as well as a 250 four stroke doesn't work here) however it can go and maintain at 60kph at ease (which I only need when riding in town). I don't think I will tour on this one
    A sexy bike EJK. Nice score and well done on getting it running. Definately a chick magnet. Now a tour on this bike would make interesting reading / viewing. It should be able to maintain 90kph one up OK unless you've been overdoing the Christmas food thing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KiwiKat View Post
    A sexy bike EJK. Nice score and well done on getting it running. Definately a chick magnet. Now a tour on this bike would make interesting reading / viewing. It should be able to maintain 90kph one up OK unless you've been overdoing the Christmas food thing.
    Haha I doubt it I don't think I'd want to tour on this 125! However I'd tour on the FXR anyday.

    Gah seriously for just one time I would like to own a 250* or a higher bike!



    *My Scorpio was a 225, not an official 250.


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    Nice EJ, keep it looking as good as it is now and it will slowly increase in value

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJK View Post

    *My Scorpio was a 225, not an official 250.
    if you couldnt handle a 225 how will you handle a 250?

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJK View Post
    So it's OK to rub steel wool on polished steel?
    Yeap 000 or better 0000 steel wool it so fine and use the oil you will be amazed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JMemonic View Post
    Yeap 000 or better 0000 steel wool it so fine and use the oil you will be amazed.
    The gear box oil? Ah got it. Thanks!


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    Nice. Now who would like to give me a bike for free?
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    Congrats EJ.

    If you bin it do it in the next week or so while squigles is touring the south island so he can come and fix it...
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    Quote Originally Posted by McJim View Post
    Nice. Now who would like to give me a bike for free?
    You gotta fix it first!

    Quote Originally Posted by TOTO View Post
    Congrats EJ.

    If you bin it do it in the next week or so while squigles is touring the south island so he can come and fix it...
    Ah gosh come on whys everyone think I will bin it? Do I smell jealousy?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Magua View Post
    Very nice, well bar that giant chain guard.
    Au contraire -- it may look a touch excessive, but man, a fully enclosed chain is a wonderful thing. Chain lasts forever and doesn't need cleaning/lubing/tensioning anywhere near so often. With a smooth little 2-stroke engine like that (instead of twin/single 4 stroke power pulses) the chain will last for years.

    GiJoe1313's two A100s are good examples.

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    I only heard about this from Toto and opend this thread with bit of anxiety....


    You traitor!!!! Im so jealous!!!!!

    Arggggg its classics and its 2stroke. The kind of bike I should have!!!!



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