'00 Splitfire/PC KX125

Kyle220
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You're a pretty good machinist that carb canister and stuff looks so cool.

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Oh trust me I got access to anything and everything I want. And when I get my bikes all done I will post them and then...
Oh trust me I got access to anything and everything I want.

And when I get my bikes all done I will post them and then you'll realize what I'm talking about bro, cause you'll be jealous.
You own a kx125 yet the only PC part on the bike is a pipe. If you know Mitch so well I would expect at least a few other things since he is so hand and foot to your part needs.
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9/8/2017 5:14am
You're a pretty good machinist that carb canister and stuff looks so cool.
Thanks man, I try!! I still have to put it on the bike!
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9/8/2017 12:01pm
Kyle220 wrote:
Thanks man, I try!! I still have to put it on the bike!
Where does it go on the bike? Considering its round I would imagine it doesnt go up against the frame like most do. Do you also do machining for a living?
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Kyle220 wrote:
Thanks man, I try!! I still have to put it on the bike!
Where does it go on the bike? Considering its round I would imagine it doesnt go up against the frame like most do. Do you also...
Where does it go on the bike? Considering its round I would imagine it doesnt go up against the frame like most do. Do you also do machining for a living?
You can pretty much mount it anywhere the hoses will reach, most people including the actual team mounted it at the bottom of the frame above the Kickstarter. If you zip tie it with a piece of foam behind it it will stay in place.
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Kyle220 wrote:
You can pretty much mount it anywhere the hoses will reach, most people including the actual team mounted it at the bottom of the frame above...
You can pretty much mount it anywhere the hoses will reach, most people including the actual team mounted it at the bottom of the frame above the Kickstarter. If you zip tie it with a piece of foam behind it it will stay in place.
Can you machine stuff for other people like a lowering link? I can't find one for my bike any where.
MikeyB35
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9/12/2017 6:18am
Awesome job!! Labor of love
Kyle220
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Carbon mud flap braces I machine cut and hand finished.
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rhalsted
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9/14/2017 10:26am
Awesome Kyle been following/lurking Smile Who did you user for your raw carbon for these? I have an idea Smile
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9/14/2017 4:08pm Edited Date/Time 2/28/2018 4:48am
rhalsted wrote:
Awesome Kyle been following/lurking Smile Who did you user for your raw carbon for these? I have an idea Smile
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9/15/2017 7:57am
Great job, dream bike!
Kyle220
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One of the pieces I've been wanting to have on the bike is the super rare DSP lower fork lug guard. I saw one on eBay for $200 but couldn't pull the trigger on it. I've made a few carbon pieces for my builds using raw carbon weave and 2 part resin so I decided to give it a shot. Took 2 tries but was totally worth it!

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Kyle220
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BigDaddyG wrote:
Great job, dream bike!
Thanks man!
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9/17/2017 6:43am
Looks great Kyle.
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9/17/2017 10:23am
Sweet build!
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9/17/2017 6:37pm Edited Date/Time 9/17/2017 6:44pm
Such a huge thumbs up on this one. The lower guard you recently posted looks great! Will have to go back to page one again tomorrow evening.Woohoo
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9/18/2017 6:02pm Edited Date/Time 9/18/2017 6:04pm
Sweet build! My buddy actually has one of the Carmichael bikes from this year they plan to restore. He raced it and a Scott Sheak bike as 125 Mod bikes back in the day.

PS that fork guard is sick!
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9/19/2017 8:59pm
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Sweet build! My buddy actually has one of the Carmichael bikes from this year they plan to restore. He raced it and a Scott Sheak bike...
Sweet build! My buddy actually has one of the Carmichael bikes from this year they plan to restore. He raced it and a Scott Sheak bike as 125 Mod bikes back in the day.

PS that fork guard is sick!
That's badass. If I had an actual Carmichael bike I'd never sell it haha. And thanks, that fork guard took me a long ass time to make and I'm glad it turned out good! This bike wasn't supposed to go as far as it has, but it's to the point now where I'm trying to work out every little detail. It will probably never be finished haha.
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Finally got the carbon mudflap brace on the bike!
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DirtBikeKid46
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9/29/2017 7:10pm
Wow, awesome build Kyle!
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9/30/2017 11:03am
Kyle220 wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2017/09/28/217114/s1200_KIMG0150.jpg[/img] Finally got the carbon mudflap brace on the bike!


Finally got the carbon mudflap brace on the bike!
Look Awsome, give me a call when you can
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Kyle220 wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2017/06/14/200228/s1200_IMG_20170614_194022_071.jpg[/img] So I scored a pretty sweet deal on a PC Works Kit. Not A-Kit but the next best thing. So I can cross that one...


So I scored a pretty sweet deal on a PC Works Kit. Not A-Kit but the next best thing. So I can cross that one off of the listSmile
Love this build!!

Could you tell me more about these PC Works Kit's? I recently picked up a '96 KX250 and it appears to have the same stickers yours does. I'm not familiar at all with the older suspension. The bike also has Emig Racing top triple clamp on it.
The forks are leaking pretty bad and am about to put new seals and fork oil in. I was also thinking about purchasing the ProX bushing repair kit and replace all the bushings. This will be the first time I tinkered with forks and just want to know what I'm working with.

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