OzVMX Forum
Marketplace => Wanted => Topic started by: James Lee on January 19, 2012, 04:22:16 pm
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Im looking for a air cooled monoshock yz roller for a project for my wife.I want to fit an xt250 engine as she has trouble keeping a 2 stroke 125 in the power range and she is keen on racing so I want to build her a bike that is easy to ride.She is tall so a yz250,400,465 would be great.Also any advise on such a project appreciated.I.E different chassis,my thought were yamaha motor in a yamaha frame but happy to hear otherwise.Please let me know if you have anything.Happy to pay cash or have heaps of RM125x stuff to trade.Cheers,James.
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I know for a fact that the 2 valve xt250 fits into a YZ250J with relative ease.
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I'm pretty sure I have a YZ400E or IT400E roller. Will check over the weekend. I'm in Vic, where are you?
Best to ring me 0427334186 Perko
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Your best bet would be to fit YZ'S suspenders to the xt chassis, the front end bolts straight up, the rear end takes a little bit more work, go with a an it 250/465 swing arm as the xt snail cam adjuster rear wheel fits straight in, don't use a 175 arm as they drive on the right side, the it shock should also fit fairly easy although the resoviour might cause some probs, all in all a much easier conversion than trying to fit a four stroke motor to a YZ's chassis.
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Your best bet would be to fit YZ'S suspenders to the xt chassis, the front end bolts straight up, the rear end takes a little bit more work, go with a an it 250/465 swing arm as the xt snail cam adjuster rear wheel fits straight in, don't use a 175 arm as they drive on the right side, the it shock should also fit fairly easy although the resoviour might cause some probs, all in all a much easier conversion than trying to fit a four stroke motor to a YZ's chassis.
If you fit a YZ arm it must be the 78 model as it has the same brake spring set up fits straight in same with the TT250 frame
(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3157/3093179919_a8febd6007.jpg)
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Doesn't the xt/tt's have snail cam chain adjusters?
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The bike in the pic is exactly what I would like to end up with so I think Ill go with the YZ suspension.Im in northern NSW Perko so prob would cost too much with freight but I think Im better off buying a complete roller for the conversion,would cost too much buying all the parts seperate.I want to stick with the canterlever so think Ill try to find a 400E.
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Sorry, was a YZ400D 1977 so it fits into Pre 78 and I think I have a spare motor somewhere for it so I wont split it.
May have a YZ250/400F frame but would have yo put period correct forks in but not neccessarily original ones.
Perko