Engine rebuild help

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What's going on guys I'm new to the dirt bike scene, I brought a 99 rm 125 they needed some tlc. I started fixing her up but the engine needs to be rebuilt and that's out of my current skill set. So I was wondering is there a place I can send it to get it rebuilt. Thanks in advance !
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harescrambled 12/26/2016 5:57pm
12/26/2016 5:57pm
I'd suggest your local suzuki shop if you're going to have someone else do it. pull it out of the frame though...you'll save a pretty good chunk of coin that way
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305FC250 12/26/2016 6:09pm
12/26/2016 6:09pm
2 strokes are pretty basic. Depending on what is wrong with it, and if you are somewhat mechanically inclined, I don't see why you couldn't figure it out yourself using youtube and books. You may need to buy some specific tools but thats still way cheaper than paying someone else.
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Suzuki7 12/26/2016 6:18pm
12/26/2016 6:18pm
harescrambled wrote:
I'd suggest your local suzuki shop if you're going to have someone else do it. pull it out of the frame though...you'll save a pretty good...
I'd suggest your local suzuki shop if you're going to have someone else do it. pull it out of the frame though...you'll save a pretty good chunk of coin that way
I already was able to remove it from the frame, and I'll give them a call thanks.
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Suzuki7 12/26/2016 6:20pm
12/26/2016 6:20pm
305FC250 wrote:
2 strokes are pretty basic. Depending on what is wrong with it, and if you are somewhat mechanically inclined, I don't see why you couldn't figure...
2 strokes are pretty basic. Depending on what is wrong with it, and if you are somewhat mechanically inclined, I don't see why you couldn't figure it out yourself using youtube and books. You may need to buy some specific tools but thats still way cheaper than paying someone else.
I started it my self I did rebuild the top end with a new kit. I put back together but for whatever reason the shifter isn't shifter through the the gears. So I thought before I damage it let a professional do it.

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305FC250 12/27/2016 5:38am
12/27/2016 5:38am
305FC250 wrote:
2 strokes are pretty basic. Depending on what is wrong with it, and if you are somewhat mechanically inclined, I don't see why you couldn't figure...
2 strokes are pretty basic. Depending on what is wrong with it, and if you are somewhat mechanically inclined, I don't see why you couldn't figure it out yourself using youtube and books. You may need to buy some specific tools but thats still way cheaper than paying someone else.
Suzuki7 wrote:
I started it my self I did rebuild the top end with a new kit. I put back together but for whatever reason the shifter isn't...
I started it my self I did rebuild the top end with a new kit. I put back together but for whatever reason the shifter isn't shifter through the the gears. So I thought before I damage it let a professional do it.
Ah ok understandable. Best of luck!

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