Haha yeah, it's pretty close to original. Thanks for the compliment. I'll get a ride video soon.

Drill out as much as you can with a carbide endmill. Probably a 1/8th ball endmill to be specific. Take it slow and try to hollow out the center. Then, try a drill or an extractor to get out the rest. If that still doesn't work, I'd try to just fold ... more »

Looking good man. I love that vapor blasted look. That said though, and I know it's a heart breaker, I think that entire side should be coated for that KHI look. That one dark cover will stick out like a sore thumb. Your call, of course. I'm following ... more »

Hey guys, would you please take a second and vote for my bike? I entered a build contest and am just trying to get the word out. Thanks! Click the link below, vote for "Ryan Lester kx500" towards the bottom page. Thank you! https://www.prymemx.com/pages/teampryme

I appreciate people sharing these ads, but we're screwed once they're expired. I can't stress enough, PLEASE post a screen shot or picture at least of what we're talking about here. We don't have time for this fake news/click bait. Lol.

I have 3 1992 CR125s for that reason. They were all around $400-600. I can used the best of all 3 bikes to make one good one. Haha.

Interesting spigot on there. I'm curious what that fits as well.

I don't have any leads, but I like where your head is at. I have a bike which will be a Peak replica eventually. I remember (in 1991) when my '91 kx125 was down, I rode a buddy's '91 cr125 and that bike was really good! Good luck on the search! Keep ... more »

Those are pretty sweet. Do you know what era? What bike do they fit?

I bought those graphics off Ebay a couple weeks back... I like the hot pink 91/92 Yamahas as well. Very 90s!

Haha it makes sense now!

I was thinking the same thing. The 2002 has potential.

...thinks it's a KTM. Lol.

So, it will live here forever. You're all welcome... Ad reads: "2019 KX450. I bought this bike to impress my girlfriend and my wife found out. My girlfriend was easy to impress so I never rode this thing very fast, just up and down her street a bunch ... more »

I glass bead blasted one, JB Welded (with a greased seal installed), pulled the seal when dry and then black Cerakoted the inside and out of the cover. It worked well for about a year so far. Here is the only photo I have saved at the moment.

I'm guessing you have a 1996 based on the "RF15A" part of the frame number. How do you your forks look? Does the bottom lug hang down quite a bit below the front axle? That would be an good indication as well. http://oem-cycle.com/SUZUKIRM125BIKEID.shtml ... more »