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Offline suzuki59

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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #15 on: February 24, 2013, 02:47:30 pm »
Looks good Bill

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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #16 on: February 24, 2013, 05:20:02 pm »
Be honest ......now list the prices you would sell the items for  ;D
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« Reply #17 on: February 24, 2013, 05:42:29 pm »
Be honest ......now list the prices you would sell the items for  ;D

Thats your Fullas job Stu  ;D please put whatever price you think each part is worth in the current market .

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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #18 on: February 24, 2013, 06:11:19 pm »
Are you including tow truck drivers rates for wages? $250hr.....lol
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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #19 on: March 05, 2013, 07:48:30 am »
Ok bit of progress  :)

Stripped PE forks





One of the damper rod cap screws was rounded out so had to drill it out  ::)







Also mudguard bolts snapped off in triples , heat is your best friend  ;D











Bit more gentle heat to ease fork seals out

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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #20 on: March 05, 2013, 07:58:57 am »
Blasted and cleaned up triples , will probably paint or powdercoat depending on budget .



Cleaned up fork lowers , but again will paint , powdercoat or reuse cleaned up yellow rubber fork boots .



« Last Edit: March 05, 2013, 08:02:09 am by TM bill »

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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #21 on: March 05, 2013, 08:08:56 am »
Have ordered new fork seals , will srip the forks in my race RM 125B and replace a leaking seal . While their apart i will try to modify the PE internals to match the 125B internals . I have a stack of old rm forks so will see what we can match up .

Do need a pair of RM 125 B fork caps though  ;D will buy or trade if somone has some  :)



I could use these DG caps at a push


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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #22 on: March 05, 2013, 08:22:07 am »
Frame had been altered at coil mounts and reat brake pedal adjuster so had to be put back as it should be using bits from donor frame .









TF 125 foot pegs were in stock and drilled out to accept 10mm pins , seem to do the job $30.00 ?



I had these pins turned up for rear brake pedals years ago , just grind off old weld and remove worn pin , press in replacement and reweld  :)  Pin $10.00 ?



Redrill frame to fit new pin 13mm and jobs a gooden  ;D

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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #23 on: March 05, 2013, 08:25:19 am »
Jesus blackboy, does Vale know you have her best towell and sheet covered in Pure Enduro (PE) parts?....hows the fisherman?....good project....
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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #24 on: March 05, 2013, 08:37:24 am »
Now come on Joan , you know we borrowed those sheets and towels from the motel on our road trip last time you were here  ;D

Seeing as Stewys not playing the game i need you to audit the project , be honest what are the parts worth  ???


Tally so far

Frame / frames                           $90.00
Forks                                         $60.00
Chambers                                   $30.00
Rear hub                                    $30.00
Front hub and tyre                      $45.00
Swinging arm                             $100.00
Rear fender                                $25.00

Frame rubbers, cdi bracket, brake backing plates and arms, front and rear axles , spacers adjusters etc ,engine plates , torque arm, chamber mount, chain buffer  $50.00 ??

low hr RM125B motor complete with carb, cdi, coil , gear lever, sprocket cover for $350.00

Rear brake pedal with new pin fitted and NOS rear brake cable $50.00 ??

Rm 125A swinging arm ( to replace aluminium arm )   $ 40.00 ??

Footpegs                                                                  $30.00 ??

Rear brake pin                                                          $10.00 ??



Total                                          $810.00 

Its gonna make this one look cheap 

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=563691277

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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #25 on: March 05, 2013, 08:52:19 am »
Air box made one good one out of too





Sealed up joint before riveting back together







Trying Stewy Oldfarts tip to soften air boot in brake fluid  ??? will report on results



Airbox complete with cage                                         $50.00 ??

Tanks Hmmmmmmmmmm had this one in stock, i asume it belonged to the Fat man  ;D







Stripped it back and i think the fat man had sat on the bugger  :-[





So i guess i will be trying my panel beating skills  ::) Past experience has shown that as a panel beater i make a great underwater flagpole painter  :-[

Very ordinary RM 125B tank with cap and tap                                             $120.00  ??
« Last Edit: March 05, 2013, 08:56:22 am by TM bill »

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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #26 on: March 05, 2013, 08:55:02 am »
I do have this one in stock  :) but this is a budget build so this will go back on the shelf  ;D




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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #27 on: March 05, 2013, 09:05:35 am »
Because its in Pacific Peso's and not a currency of value it puts a different light on things...you kiwi's do have a sport thats low on numbers and that reflects on the value of your bikes/parts [cheap as chups lucky buggers]....now as long as you dont solicit for any sexual favors (keep Lizzie Taylor away unless he fronts with some NOS parts...then and only then you can watch him and maRc.com going at it......no pictures please....this is a family show). I guess your on the money, maybe a little cheep on some parts but then your there and I'm not....and I've been privvy too your parts warehouse tour so know you have alot in stock...I guess with write downs and depreciation your probably close too the mark....dont forget the $2 rattle cans, consumables, beer/tea/curry pies/chups/V/panadols ( when it get tuff), internet time, carbon tax, import tax, maori tax, GST and anything else you think you should be giving....hopefully it doesnt blow the buget. Look forward to the next eppisode...cheers.
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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #28 on: March 05, 2013, 09:07:53 am »
Sorted through some old side panels and found a donor pair



Started to clean up , will never be great but will probably paint anyway  :)



A Vintage iron front board may do the job  :-\



Secondhand plastic replica rear fender to replace the fibreglass one

New Tony D knock off front fender  



Side panels                                                          $30.00 ??
Rear fender                                                          $30.00 ??
Front fender                                                         $50.00 ??

Tally so far

Frame / frames                           $90.00
Forks                                         $60.00
Chambers                                   $30.00
Rear hub                                    $30.00
Front hub and tyre                      $45.00
Swinging arm                             $100.00
fibreglass Rear fender             $25.00
Frame rubbers, cdi bracket, brake backing plates and arms, front and rear axles , spacers adjusters etc ,engine plates , torque arm, chamber mount, chain buffer  $50.00 ??

low hr RM125B motor complete with carb, cdi, coil , gear lever, sprocket cover for $350.00

Rear brake pedal with new pin fitted and NOS rear brake cable $50.00 ??

Rm 125A swinging arm ( to replace aluminium arm )   $ 40.00 ??

Airbox and cage                                                        $50.00  ??

Footpegs                                                                  $30.00 ??

Rear brake pin                                                          $10.00 ??

Side panels                                                               $30.00  ??

Plastic rear fender                                                     $30.00  ??

New front fender                                                       $50.00  ??

Total                                                                         $945.00
 

Still need to source

Seat

Alloy rims

Rear tyre , tube etc

Rear sprocket

Chain

Throttle , Clutch and  Fr brake Cables  (new )

Throttle assembly

Handlebars ,  levers

Grips                                  (new )

Air filter element                   (new )

Fork seals                            (new )

Gear and fork oil                   (New)

Rear shocks

Chain guide

kickstart

Muffler

Assorted fasteners and springs

Brake shoes                        (new)

Wheel bearings                    (New )

Fuel line and filter                ( new )

Taper steering head bearings (new) if budget allows

F and R spoke sets                (new ) if budget allows  yeah right  ;D







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Re: RM 125 project
« Reply #29 on: March 05, 2013, 11:34:45 am »
Because its in Pacific Peso's and not a currency of value it puts a different light on things...you kiwi's do have a sport thats low on numbers and that reflects on the value of your bikes/parts [cheap as chups lucky buggers]....now as long as you dont solicit for any sexual favors (keep Lizzie Taylor away unless he fronts with some NOS parts...then and only then you can watch him and maRc.com going at it......no pictures please....this is a family show). I guess your on the money, maybe a little cheep on some parts but then your there and I'm not....and I've been privvy too your parts warehouse tour so know you have alot in stock...I guess with write downs and depreciation your probably close too the mark....dont forget the $2 rattle cans, consumables, beer/tea/curry pies/chups/V/panadols ( when it get tuff), internet time, carbon tax, import tax, maori tax, GST and anything else you think you should be giving....hopefully it doesnt blow the buget. Look forward to the next eppisode...cheers.
Joan,Please leave me out of your sexual fantasies, unless you feel like another "golden beer shower" upon your next trip....