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The silencer that I thought looked like trash actually cleaned up to almost new looking.
First I pulled off the water pump housing, there I saw it a pristine impeller absolutely no corrosion anywhere but the biggest suprise was yet to come. As I gently peeled off her clutch cover. I was again greeted with an erie emptiness just as her radiators she was void of any life sustaining fluids. She wasn't dry but not a single drop formed in the drain pan I slid under her. Clutch basket and hub do not show any notching. Even more impressive when I took off her pressure plate I discoverd what appearrs to be a brand new 0 hours run time clutch.
Looking at the nut holding the basket on it appears to have been staked as if it's original or dare I say serviced by a dealership....
Spent some time working the expansion chamber. Worked out some dents and got it sand blasted. She will now received nightly rubdowns with wd40.
But for now she's gonna get some number plate graphics and a tank full of premix and rode hard.
Will also update the front end looks with a 2011 front fender and number plate. I also have a 2011 kx250f so curiosity got to me one night. Fender bolts right up and number plate just need two brackets that I can easily make.
For that reason I didn't give her the pretty woman treatment just yet. Just wiped away the grime and let her know she's worth more than that. She required about $400 in surgery (top and bottom end) and new rear fender and lots and lots and lots of rubbing and holding late into the night. so well under $500 into her not including the yz85 I traded for her.
a short and not so typical build video coming soon.
FYI, it's always best to try not to switch between multiple user accounts in one thread, it confuses those of us that only have one account. Enjoy the ride!
Pit Row
A little fun with Nascar audio lol. Doesn't really match bike terms but hey it was fun.
Safe to say she's gonna stick around. She turns on a dime, feels light as a feather in the air and loves her clutch to be feathered. She's very forgiving and puts the rider first herself second.
Between the new components I found in the bottom end and the crank and piston kits I put in her she's about as new as it can get. I even went through the suspension, rebuilt the forks and set all the clickers to stock. Next ride out I will start fine tunning her.
I have to say those stock graphics are really growing on me. I think they are going to stay.
She got along great with the other girls and made for an awesome day of riding.
So I guess it is possible to do an actual budget rebuild. I think I really lucked out on this one but then again I was looking for a really long time. Next target will be a 125.
Bike- trade for a 2003 yz85 I bought 4 years ago for $700
$398 - top and bottom end kit through amazon
$20- rear fender
$12- grips
$free an hour meter I found during a track walk 2 years ago lol
Knowing I have a bike with fresh top and bottom end- priceless.
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