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Edited Date/Time 9/25/2017 9:04am
Thanks for the help guys
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Kartwheel84c 9/24/2017 6:26am
9/24/2017 6:26am
'02-'04 YZ125
SEE ARE125 9/24/2017 6:45am
9/24/2017 6:45am
Not trying to be a dick, but can I ask how you ended up with a bike without knowing what it is? If you saw a deal that was too good to pass up, it may be stolen. The spray painted shrouds, seat, and rear fender would be cause for concern, IMO.

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49weasel 9/24/2017 7:18am
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Kartwheel84c wrote:
'02-'04 YZ125
You’re correct. Virtually no difference between 02-04.
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Kartwheel84c 9/24/2017 7:22am
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Right, and other than the aluminum subframe and plastics there really is no difference '98-'04.
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Yamaknockers 9/24/2017 7:25am
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02-04 were 5 speeds too
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slipdog 9/24/2017 7:56am
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Because...

Much ty!
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dizzy 9/24/2017 7:56am
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Kartwheel84c wrote:
Right, and other than the aluminum subframe and plastics there really is no difference '98-'04.
My dad has had it in his garage for years, it was a exchange for his car
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lumpy790 9/24/2017 8:52am
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Take your frame number over to Elicott City Yamaha and they can help you. Tell them Lumpy sent you
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rmoto003 9/24/2017 8:54am
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Thats a Polyzuki KRX-275, I had one back in the day. Comes with a red powerband and a JKL whipple injection unit. Some say the inverse reactor bearings go bad in the pretty quick but I never had to replace mine. Just keep an eye on the coaxial torque limiter and she'll be good to go
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Robgvx 9/24/2017 10:18am
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Kartwheel84c wrote:
Right, and other than the aluminum subframe and plastics there really is no difference '98-'04.
dizzy wrote:
My dad has had it in his garage for years, it was a exchange for his car
Your dad exchanged his car for a dirt bike and he didn't know what brand, model or year it was?
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defeatist45 9/24/2017 11:41am
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Kartwheel84c wrote:
Right, and other than the aluminum subframe and plastics there really is no difference '98-'04.
dizzy wrote:
My dad has had it in his garage for years, it was a exchange for his car
Give my regards to Tyler

Dirty Points 9/24/2017 12:24pm
9/24/2017 12:24pm Edited Date/Time 9/24/2017 12:24pm
10th digit of vin (stamped on headtube):
2 = '02
3 = '03
4 = '04.
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downard254 9/24/2017 1:08pm
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I think it's a Blue one.Huh
smashingpumpkins167 9/24/2017 1:45pm
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Damn, 02-04? That thing is vintage. It might be worth something some day.
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Radical 9/24/2017 2:25pm
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Kartwheel84c wrote:
Right, and other than the aluminum subframe and plastics there really is no difference '98-'04.
The 98-2001 have 6 gears and are much heavier than the 02-04 (At least it feels like it when lifting it up on the stand.) Apart from the Subframe and plastics, the frame, forks and wheels are different too.

The 2002-2004 are also 5 speed and have minor differences from year to year. I know the rear brakes changed at some point, and I believe carried over to the 05.

Cylinders, pistons, etc... are interchangeable between the 98-04 but different part numbers last time I looked. The power valve linkage is a different length though.

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Acidreamer 9/24/2017 2:43pm
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Its a 1989 honda crf450 2 stroke
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DPR250R 9/24/2017 3:06pm
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Are you planning on riding it or selling it?
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calcoast 9/24/2017 3:45pm
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...and your in the Baltimore area Whistling
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m.hardesty16 9/24/2017 3:57pm
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Did you not think to google the VIN?
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imoto34 9/24/2017 4:51pm
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m.hardesty16 wrote:
Did you not think to google the VIN?
And what would that have done for him? Its amazing how smart you think you are.
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kzizok 9/24/2017 4:54pm
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slipdog wrote:
Because...

Much ty!
Harry Backmon wrote:
Yes...very much!
X3. The troll is strong with this one. Tamir, elkoz, atc., and just keeps on going.
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zookrider62! 9/24/2017 5:15pm
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m.hardesty16 wrote:
Did you not think to google the VIN?
imoto34 wrote:
And what would that have done for him? Its amazing how smart you think you are.
Good chance it would have told him what the bike is.

Dirt bike VINs decode pretty easily
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imoto34 9/24/2017 5:22pm
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zookrider62! wrote:
Good chance it would have told him what the bike is.

Dirt bike VINs decode pretty easily
Good chance it would say no search results found.

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