1992 RM 250

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FahQ 3/27/2017 5:32pm
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Manbearpig wrote:
Holy shit that's awesome! I have the same problem... I would rather have a clean 30 year old bike than any new bike minus a Husky...
Holy shit that's awesome!

I have the same problem... I would rather have a clean 30 year old bike than any new bike minus a Husky 300 maybe..haha
LOL we think alike, I have '90 and '00 RM 250's and a Husky 300!
Love the work your doing, that stock pipe looks nice.
I have a Dyno Port pipe on my '90 with the base of the cylinder cut it's a beast!
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Manbearpig 3/27/2017 5:44pm
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FahQ wrote:
LOL we think alike, I have '90 and '00 RM 250's and a Husky 300! Love the work your doing, that stock pipe looks nice. I...
LOL we think alike, I have '90 and '00 RM 250's and a Husky 300!
Love the work your doing, that stock pipe looks nice.
I have a Dyno Port pipe on my '90 with the base of the cylinder cut it's a beast!
Haha! That's awesome. Crazy thing is I have a Dynoport raw pipe being made right now and Rich is making me a carbon fiber silencer to go with it as well. Are you running the stock carburetor?
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FahQ 3/27/2017 8:44pm
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I have the Dyno Port aluminum silencer, it's a little crude. That CF should be sweet.
Stock carb, carbon tech low tension reeds.

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Manbearpig 3/27/2017 9:31pm
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FahQ wrote:
I have the Dyno Port aluminum silencer, it's a little crude. That CF should be sweet.
Stock carb, carbon tech low tension reeds.
Nice. Im in Salt Lake City so I'm pretty high in elevation and looking for any tips with jetting with the stock carb and boyeson reeds. I also had a 2000 RM. Smile
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sandman768 3/28/2017 5:46am
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I would start with stock jetting & non synthetic premix oil for first tank of gas for break in. I use Yamaha "r" premix petroleum blend helps rings seat better. After first tank of gas & break in is complete, then switch to whatever synthetic mix oil you use & work on jetting for your area. Suzuki"s of this era came jetted rich, you will likely be going leaner, depending on what type of riding you do. Post some photos of that pipe & silencer when you get them....Dyno port was local to my dist.3 MX races when I first started racing.... I have owned a few of his pipes....
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Manbearpig 3/28/2017 7:03am
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I would start with stock jetting & non synthetic premix oil for first tank of gas for break in. I use Yamaha "r" premix petroleum blend...
I would start with stock jetting & non synthetic premix oil for first tank of gas for break in. I use Yamaha "r" premix petroleum blend helps rings seat better. After first tank of gas & break in is complete, then switch to whatever synthetic mix oil you use & work on jetting for your area. Suzuki"s of this era came jetted rich, you will likely be going leaner, depending on what type of riding you do. Post some photos of that pipe & silencer when you get them....Dyno port was local to my dist.3 MX races when I first started racing.... I have owned a few of his pipes....
Thank you Sandman. I will give that a go for sure. I'm still waiting for the Pipe and silencer....it's taking longer than expected but I will post pics when they arrive. Thanks for your help man.
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sandman768 4/2/2017 5:08am
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"Big Bird" would be proud! Well done.....
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Manbearpig 4/2/2017 9:00pm
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sandman768 wrote:
"Big Bird" would be proud! Well done.....
I would hope so. It's been a great time reliving my youth with this build.
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kruspy378 4/4/2017 5:20pm
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WOW... Love the yellow and blue Suzuki RMs. Get well soon and best wishes...☺Looks fantastic, wish I could ride it too...
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chuckie108 4/4/2017 5:57pm
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Jeff Matiasevich just took his shirt off! (awesome build!!!)

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Manbearpig 4/4/2017 7:26pm
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kruspy378 wrote:
WOW... Love the yellow and blue Suzuki RMs. Get well soon and best wishes...☺Looks fantastic, wish I could ride it too...
Thanks! It's been a hell of a journey but I'm stoked with how the bike has turned out so far. I'm in Salt Lake so if your ever hear she's all yours for a rip.
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Manbearpig 4/4/2017 7:28pm
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ed webber wrote:
man i love the looks of those era suzukis
Me too Ed. I'm a sucker for this Era of motocross in general.
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Manbearpig 5/30/2017 9:12pm
5/30/2017 9:12pm
A c couple of goodies showed up today. I'm stoked on how they turned out. Hopefully they fit as well as they look.



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Paul333 5/31/2017 6:21am
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Manbearpig wrote:
A c couple of goodies showed up today. I'm stoked on how they turned out. Hopefully they fit as well as they look. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2017/05/30/198272/s1200_20170530_172737.jpg[/img]
A c couple of goodies showed up today. I'm stoked on how they turned out. Hopefully they fit as well as they look.



Real works parts?
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Manbearpig 5/31/2017 8:00am
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Manbearpig wrote:
A c couple of goodies showed up today. I'm stoked on how they turned out. Hopefully they fit as well as they look. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2017/05/30/198272/s1200_20170530_172737.jpg[/img]
A c couple of goodies showed up today. I'm stoked on how they turned out. Hopefully they fit as well as they look.



Paul333 wrote:
Real works parts?
That is the idea. I had Rich at dynoport build these to replicate the team Suzuki bikes in 1990.

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