Lost Parts!!!

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2stroke125

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• Sep 24, 2006

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well thought i would go for a tour on my bike before it gets too cold over here on Ontario and i was sliding around on some mud and goffying around and all of a sudden my rear tire locks up so i stopped and turned the bike off and as i look down to the motor, the first thing that popped in my head was the motor blew up LOL :ohmy: but i relized my front sproket flew off cuz there was no nut holding it on hahaha, and the i got it home and got it back on but dont have a nut and drove it down to my shed and noticed the link for my chain is missing now too!!!!!!! so now i have to find a nut and possibly a new link or a new chain for a 1982 Suzuki RM125 :( that might be hard to get i dunno maybe the nuts are universal for 125's?? but thought i would my exciting sat afternoon ;)

 

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kyle06786

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• Sep 24, 2006

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just check out rockymountainmc.com for a chain and any nut would probbaly work just torque i down

 

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CRazy250

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• Sep 24, 2006

• #3

yeah get a new sprocket and chain or somthing,btw i have the same bike restored with a blown out rear shock,anyplace i could find one?

 

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kx125412

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• Sep 24, 2006

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Haha, I've got the same bike too and the the bike shop ordered the wrong throttle cable. Chains are standard. Theres just different sizes. This bike calls for a 520, # of links depends on your sprocket sizes. You can buy a standard chain they're the cheapest. And you just have to go down the the hardware store and find a metric nut thatll fit the bolt. As for the rear shock, good luck. You'll have to find a salvage yard with an 81-84? RM 125. I'm not quite sure when they dropped the full floater design.

 

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2stroke125

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• Sep 24, 2006

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check out Zedeno in Kitchner Ontario he has alotta **** in there ;) and well i went motocross racing today and they had a new masterlink which is what i needed, and as for a sproket i found it when i wipped her ;) so it still good just need the nut and the masterlink back on it and im ready to haul ass and burn gas!!!! btw my bike was all rebuilt motor wise, not long ago just before i bought it, she just broken in :nener: and i think i may need a new rear shock as well.... seems kinda soft when riding

 

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2stroke125

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• Sep 24, 2006

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also u other guys that have the same bike would it be possible to get ur msn addy so we could chat on msn about it help each other out or something ?? since it a old bike and there aint much out there on them LOL im gonna try and get AIM to chat with CRAZY250 let me know thanks Rob

 

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CRazy250

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• Sep 24, 2006

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yeah get your shock re charged, my shock is not the right one for my bike and it blew out wich sucks and i only weigh 125 pounds. my aim s/n is STBA PUNK ROCK

 

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2stroke125

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• Sep 25, 2006

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ya i thought bout getting re-done but one guy said they may leak and he said is that a chance ur willing to take?? considering it cost X amount of dollars.... i think he said like 50 or something but i dunno... i also only weigh about 135lbs like my bike rides nice on the train tracks but once u get it on the highway to scoot to a buddies or next train tracks, the bounce's a bit LOL like u can feel it on the handle bars it goes up and down, which it shouldn't do it and i dunno what that would be either? but thats also in 6th gear at like 110k or so ;)

 

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CRazy250

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• Sep 25, 2006

• #9

a recharge is like 20 dollars

 

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2stroke125

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• Sep 25, 2006

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is that canadian dollars or us dollars ? lol