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Offline FourstrokeForever

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Re: dt400 now on the road
« Reply #15 on: February 16, 2015, 10:16:56 pm »
Yeah unfortunately that's the way it is when it's a one off job. If you want the pipe to fit perfect, he needs the bike. He's pretty much on the Hume HWY so there should be some cheapish transport options.
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Re: dt400 now on the road
« Reply #16 on: February 17, 2015, 06:41:07 am »
I remember J & R making a pipe for the DTs but the cone joins were brutal,

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Re: dt400 now on the road
« Reply #17 on: April 25, 2015, 07:41:02 pm »
note front forks are dt200 ie no rubber mounted bushes..

UN-related to your vibes issue and more so just out of interest -
How did you fit the DT200 front forks are they the same diameter as the original ones and did you use the DT200 or the original triple clamps? I have a DT400C and the original forks are in very poor shape so to make it useable I have fitted a combination of XT/AG200 tripple clamps and forks and maintained the original front wheel but due to the XT triple clamps being less of a V configuration they clash with the original tank so I have had to fit a different one for the time being.
Here's how it looks at the moment


Am interested to hear more about yours. Do you have any pics?

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85' Husky TE510, 83' XR250R, 76' DT400C, 81' XL500S, 85' XL250R, 80' XT250, 82' XT200.
Hmmm, What should I buy next?
In case you were wondering it was an 85' CR250R. Then a 76' DT250 and a 01' XR250 and it didn't stop there

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Re: dt400 now on the road
« Reply #18 on: May 21, 2015, 07:09:49 pm »
Nice one! I'm keen to get a DT400 for a run about project. Yeah post some pics  :)