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11/9/2021 5:53pm
I have always loved the 1999 McGrath bike and was searching for close to a year for a cheap donor bike. I found this one on Craigslist for $500 and the engine was locked up. I show up to the kids house and take a look at the bike and it has an old AMA Pro Racing sticker on it. I’m located outside of Charlotte NC. I get home and start researching who’s bike it was. Had zero luck on researching the tech sticker. The bike was essentially a roller with the motor already out of it. I tore the engine down vapor blasted it and rebuilt it and left the chasis alone. This was supposed to be a winter project then I had to have knee surgery so I was out of the count for 8 weeks. When I got better I dove into the chasis when I pulled the seat off it has Neese wrote in sharpie under the seat so I’m pretty sure it was Jim Neeses old Supercross bike. I started trying to get cool parts and tracked down a GYTR subframe, than found the billet clutch perch and levers, bought a set of KYB forks that McGrath used, then the build got a little out of control. (Having surgery left me with a lot of time looking for parts)
Anyways it’s on the home stretch now and here’s some before during and where the bike is























Anyways it’s on the home stretch now and here’s some before during and where the bike is























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The '99 was my favorite looking McGrath Yamaha as well.
The white airbox was 2000 though.
Just have to get the right diameter
https://www.technical-touch.com/clip-for-mounting-ff-to-wall-1501900001…
Everybody should have a YZ250 or 2. So park that one somewhere in the house just to look at.
Then find another, make it about Half as nice, and have your way with it.
Pit Row
Also, are those magnesium hubs?
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