Any 92-93 KX125 gurus? PC "replica"

Racerx930
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I just purchased this thing off marketplace locally.  She's definitely a 10 footer and probably should have been left for dead, at the same time they probably spent what I paid for it on the cone pipe and plastics so it's a starting point.    There's something driving me crazy though.  the seat gap at the top.  I mean I kow where to start on everything else it needs done but I can't figure out if I have the wrong seat completely (Seems to mount up fine) or wrong foam or something.   Maybe it's even just a poorly installed seat cover.May be an image of dirt bike, motorcycle and text

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Racerx930
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Could be a '90-91 seat foam/cover. 

It also looks like they rattle canned the rims, spokes, and tires (ffs) black. Hope you can get those cleaned up to look period correct. 

Sick pipe. I picked up a NOS never used PSI platinum for my '90 resto. 

10 hours ago

PC ran gold rims on the '92-93 bikes.  It looks like these had the same weird gap at the top of the seat. 

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Racerx930
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8 hours ago

Since the wheels are junk anyways I'll build a gold set. 

While I guess it's a good thing it's "supposed to" look like that with the seat but I still hate it!

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The '92–'93 models were beautiful bikes! 😍

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But I never liked that seat/tank shape. It’s hard to replicate that shape with aftermarket seat covers.

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