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    Anyone have a YZ125 cylinder for sale?

    I might be in need of a Yz125 cylinder to suit a 2003.
    Has anyone got one for sale or know where to get a new one at a good price.
    Was quoted $760 from local bike shop but i could get one from ebay for $460 NZ shipped.

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    144cc Athena kit is meant to be pretty competitive compared to a factory new 125cc replacement.

    Haven't looked into the #'s myself though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by josh_oj View Post
    I might be in need of a Yz125 cylinder to suit a 2003.
    Has anyone got one for sale or know where to get a new one at a good price.
    Was quoted $760 from local bike shop but i could get one from ebay for $460 NZ shipped.
    just buy the one of ebay - any second hand cylinder will eventually want a resleeve (imo) which will prob run you $400 - buy new and get a maching piston and you'll be laughing

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    can do $240 for a sleeve and last one i had done cost round 100 to have machined and fitted would have recheck fitting cost though
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    Why is it i can get a OEM brand new cylinder for $440 NZD shipped from a dealer in the US but local bike shops can only do 700 odd. Ill prob grab the one off ebay, is it ok to put the power valves out of my old cylinder into the new one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by josh_oj View Post
    Why is it i can get a OEM brand new cylinder for $440 NZD shipped from a dealer in the US but local bike shops can only do 700 odd. Ill prob grab the one off ebay, is it ok to put the power valves out of my old cylinder into the new one?
    Because the US market has purchasing power that NZ will never have

    What is the matter with your original cylinder? could you not have it replated?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha View Post
    Because the US market has purchasing power that NZ will never have

    What is the matter with your original cylinder? could you not have it replated?
    The exhaust bridge is cracked

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    Quote Originally Posted by josh_oj View Post
    The exhaust bridge is cracked
    That can be repaired before it is replated but it's probably cheaper to buy the one from the US

    email them and ask, they're normally fairly good at responding

    http://www.nzcylinders.com/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha View Post
    That can be repaired before it is replated but it's probably cheaper to buy the one from the US

    email them and ask, they're normally fairly good at responding

    http://www.nzcylinders.com/
    Yea thats what i thought, if its going to cost 300 -400 to repair i might as well get a new one. Thanks for the link

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    I priced up having a scored cylinder welded and replated in NZ and it was around 700 or so, not including shipping. It can be done cheaper in aus or the us, but shipping is the killer.
    we may just go where no ones been

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    i get them done for round $550 if you ask me nicely which cutting a good 100 of normal retail.
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    Quote Originally Posted by josh_oj View Post
    Why is it i can get a OEM brand new cylinder for $440 NZD shipped from a dealer in the US but local bike shops can only do 700 odd. Ill prob grab the one off ebay, is it ok to put the power valves out of my old cylinder into the new one?
    700 odd ain't that bad for a new cylinder... would say that US place is clearing old stock at near cost, great deal

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    Quote Originally Posted by barty5 View Post
    i get them done for round $550 if you ask me nicely which cutting a good 100 of normal retail.
    Do you mean you can get a new cylinder for that or replate / repair one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by josh_oj View Post
    Do you mean you can get a new cylinder for that or replate / repair one?
    replate although could do a 99 for little more than 500 genuine brand new
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    Quote Originally Posted by barty5 View Post
    i get them done for round $550 if you ask me nicely which cutting a good 100 of normal retail.
    Where from?

    If it's out of Oz I wouldn't touch them unless they have upped their game considerably in the last few years
    "If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."


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