2008 RM125 bike build

Edited Date/Time 12/31/2018 3:30am
This is my 2008 RM125 build I did about 6 months ago
I brought the bike for $2200 and it cost me about $250 in fuel to pick up but was a great trip along the way.
Nothing compares to a bike you custom built for your self.
All alloy parts where blasted to bring up like new and every other part was cleaned very well.

Parts list
Talon rear sprocket
Jt front sprocket
Did gold series chain
Apico brake pedal (chews out the boots well)
Apico gear shifter
Emig lock on grips
Rental twinwall bars
Rival ink sticker kit
Scavini muffler and a hand made expansion chamber
Jetted to pro circuit specs
New Dunlop mx 3s tyres with heavy duty tubes and rim tape
Chain guides
Bolts kit
Full boysen evo reed cage
Every bearing though out the bike
Motoseat seat cover
Ims foot pegs
Galfer over sized front rotor
New rear disc
New pads front and back
Brake master slaves rebuilt
Brake Calipers rebuilt
New clutch plates
wiseco billet clutch basket
Front and rear wheels re spoked
and the motor rebuilt with wiseco parts

Then it went in for suspension Modifications by the best in the business JMS suspension who knows his RMs from top to bottom and has his own collection of amazing vintage and new rms.






















































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Slosh 112
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6/24/2018 8:14pm
That's tough as!
I like the matte graphics, I was humming and harring about the new Cycra stadium plate but after seeing It on your bike im going to get one.



Ride Till Dead Cool
6/29/2018 6:02am
Slosh 112 wrote:
That's tough as! I like the matte graphics, I was humming and harring about the new Cycra stadium plate but after seeing It on your bike...
That's tough as!
I like the matte graphics, I was humming and harring about the new Cycra stadium plate but after seeing It on your bike im going to get one.



Ride Till Dead Cool
Yeah mate turned out nice. Great bike to ride. Once it blows up will be taking motor in for some work Wink
BenG
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6/29/2018 6:26am
Nice build, I want to get ahold of a RM 125 to build myself. Always loved the feeling of the yellow 125's

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6/29/2018 6:52am
BenG wrote:
Nice build, I want to get ahold of a RM 125 to build myself. Always loved the feeling of the yellow 125's
Great over all bike and when suspension is done right they handle amazing. Well planted and with Minor engine mods go great!
Husky82
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6/29/2018 11:37am Edited Date/Time 6/29/2018 11:38am
turned out awesome, what did you use on the frame/covers/swingarm? Almost looks rhino lined.
6/29/2018 5:39pm
Husky82 wrote:
turned out awesome, what did you use on the frame/covers/swingarm? Almost looks rhino lined.
Was duplicolour bed tray liner. Was just testing it out. Next time I’ll be using raptor liner. Much better product. Just painted my whole car in it and it’s very strong !
franskoy
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12/31/2018 3:30am
hi !
nice job !!
can you say me the way to put the aluminium part in a origine aspect?
Thanks!!
I try the same work.
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