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Marque Remarks => Yamaha => Topic started by: Tahitian_Red on July 17, 2012, 05:10:01 am
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Did Red Line or Pro-Fab make an aftermarket frame for the early mono-shockers?
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Ive never seen or heard of one
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I think pro-fab did.....but for the works "OW's" only....I think theres a blurb on Terry Goods site "MXworksbikes".... look up OW13....basically the std frames where breaking at the headstock. A guy in NZ that I know raced YZ250/360B's for Tim Gibbes said even the production ones broke as the tracks got rougher....he said we always had a welder at the track to repair the frames.
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I guess my Trackmaster motocross frame to suit the Yamaha YZ125 X/C might fit the bill. It takes the dodgy period monoshock out of the equation, replacing it with a good honest twin shock set up. ;D If anyone did make an aftermarket frame for the mid seventies YZ's it'll be sure to be an American, I vaguely recall seeing a Pro-Fab or C&J (or perhaps both) monoshock frame.
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DG did frames for the 125's
http://www.vintagefactory.com/New%20Index.htm look in the vintage tests section
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DG did frames for the 125's
http://www.vintagefactory.com/New%20Index.htm look in the vintage tests section
Nice!
But they dont list it in any of their catalogs, so i recken it might have been a sponsored rider only thing
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No the DG frames where for sale . I have a DG 75 and 76 catalogue some where
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Keep scrolling down Steve, I think there's 2 dg articles.