Loco needs a Jap Project!!

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hey guys..
im interested in a rebuild/reco... project jap bike
i want either a yamaha or a Suzuki that needs a bit of "TLC"....dont wanna spend over 700 bucks!! lol
needs to be a 2 banger aswell!!
cheers loco
Would you be interested in a rm 125 1994?
 
just watch out you don't get a lemon, water cooled bikes have a lot more things that can go wrong.
 
yeah, it looks ok,
but i would check it out in person before the auction ends if you can
there are so many things that his photo's don't/can't show.

look for stuff like worn kickstarters, i have seen plenty of bikes with them welded on, same with gear levers
worn gear levers/shafts/splines.
worn out gearboxes/clutches
worn chain/sprockets,
stuffed tyres, leaking forks/shocks,
sticky powervalves, dodgy exhausts,
stuffed swingarm bearings, etc etc etc
 
i just looked up some spare parts for it........... and well...... no such thing as a 1999 wr200.....only wr400 that year.....???
dodgy... that frame is probs off wr400.... im not going to touch any of that mess!! lemon for sure!!
 
they were made in the early/mid 90's. and were an imported bike here, hard to find parts for.

you really need to use the frame number to work out the exact month/year.
 
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the date stamped into the Importers' Australian Compliance plate, is when it was actually complianced.
the bike would be around a '92 - '95 model, i'll try and work it out for you
 
thanks craig again!!!
i'll be sure to keep an eye out for wr200..... as i dont have the cash to splash.... :p i really need to get me Saturday job back lol!! but this is something i will work towards as a short time goal hopefully :p
thanks mate!!
 
no probs,
yeah, they are a good bike, but being an Import, they can be a bit confusing to source parts

check out this AU site too,
halfway down the page there is a WR/WR200 section, there are lots of builds and helpful tips etc,
http://www.yamahait.com.au/forum/
 

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