RM125 2004. Full tilt titanium, coatings

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RussB wrote:
Very cool build! Looking forward to seeing the end result. A bit late now, but I wouldn't recommend Ti brake pads pins, they don't last, I've...
Very cool build! Looking forward to seeing the end result.

A bit late now, but I wouldn't recommend Ti brake pads pins, they don't last, I've tried them in the past and they grooved/dented quicker than steel.
Also +1 for the Honda front caliper and MC, done this to my RM, a lot better than the stock RM set up.

I'll take those pegs off your hands if you don't use them! Let me know.

Keep the updates coming.
With the switching to the Honda Master cylinder and caliper how would the rotor situation work? Starting at the top you’d run a Honda brake lever, Honda brake line, but if you wanted to go with an oversized rotor would you have to run the Rm rotor with the Honda oversized bracket or would the rm oversized kit for the Rm work on the Honda caliper?
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zac_k3 wrote:
With the switching to the Honda Master cylinder and caliper how would the rotor situation work? Starting at the top you’d run a Honda brake lever...
With the switching to the Honda Master cylinder and caliper how would the rotor situation work? Starting at the top you’d run a Honda brake lever, Honda brake line, but if you wanted to go with an oversized rotor would you have to run the Rm rotor with the Honda oversized bracket or would the rm oversized kit for the Rm work on the Honda caliper?
I'm 99% sure you could use either brand oversize bracket, so long as they are for the correct size rotor.

I've used an RM oversize bracket for my Honda set up (can also use an RMZ bracket)
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zac_k3 wrote:
With the switching to the Honda Master cylinder and caliper how would the rotor situation work? Starting at the top you’d run a Honda brake lever...
With the switching to the Honda Master cylinder and caliper how would the rotor situation work? Starting at the top you’d run a Honda brake lever, Honda brake line, but if you wanted to go with an oversized rotor would you have to run the Rm rotor with the Honda oversized bracket or would the rm oversized kit for the Rm work on the Honda caliper?
RussB wrote:
I'm 99% sure you could use either brand oversize bracket, so long as they are for the correct size rotor. I've used an RM oversize bracket...
I'm 99% sure you could use either brand oversize bracket, so long as they are for the correct size rotor.

I've used an RM oversize bracket for my Honda set up (can also use an RMZ bracket)
You can run an RM or RMZ bracket they are the same. I’ve never tried the Honda bracket but you can run pretty much what ever caliper you want as long as you run the correct bracket to fit the forks. I’ve run cr/crf on a kx125 before as well all I needed was the bracket to fit
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tom_202 wrote:
You can run an RM or RMZ bracket they are the same. I’ve never tried the Honda bracket but you can run pretty much what ever...
You can run an RM or RMZ bracket they are the same. I’ve never tried the Honda bracket but you can run pretty much what ever caliper you want as long as you run the correct bracket to fit the forks. I’ve run cr/crf on a kx125 before as well all I needed was the bracket to fit
Okay awesome, thanks!

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tom_202 wrote:
You can run an RM or RMZ bracket they are the same. I’ve never tried the Honda bracket but you can run pretty much what ever...
You can run an RM or RMZ bracket they are the same. I’ve never tried the Honda bracket but you can run pretty much what ever caliper you want as long as you run the correct bracket to fit the forks. I’ve run cr/crf on a kx125 before as well all I needed was the bracket to fit
zac_k3 wrote:
Okay awesome, thanks!
I run YZ/YZF bracket and front rotor on my RM, fit perfectly.
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6/7/2018 11:20pm
Clutch side cases are ready. Turned out awesome.
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More titanium arriving every day. Started putting the engine back together as well

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Builds shapeing up sick! Going to do that they my carb aswell, or try a lectron
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thereal87 wrote:
Builds shapeing up sick! Going to do that they my carb aswell, or try a lectron
Cheers man. It’s bored through the original walls the packed with def con. Sometimes the idle screw gets bored through as well but this turned out perfect and still works
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Updates are coming through slow. Waiting on a few parts to arrive still. Small parts are getting finished as I find time. Super clean cylinder with clean covers and ti hardware. Possibly thinking of putting a bud racing head on this??

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How’s the anodising I did the other day. Not for my shock but how cool does the purple look. Wondering if I should do the same to my shock once the kashima is done.

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That purple anodizing is so vibrant..
Turned out pretty cool. I’ll post a photo of the shock it’s going on once it’s together. Going to look pretty sweet.
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Really like this build and wondering if you could tell me what d shaping the carbys all about? Purple looks really good
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That purple is absolutely amazing!! Love it
tom_202
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Getting some parts cleaned up. I’m going to go with a braking ktm ti brake tip.



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How this bit of carbon that arrived yesterday ??


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tom_202 wrote:
Getting some parts cleaned up. I’m going to go with a braking ktm ti brake tip. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2018/06/27/270780/s1200_51DBF67D_7A41_4EC8_998F_4EF5CD61FF81.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2018/06/27/270778/s1200_068FDE3B_F54F_41C0_BFDE_FAD751AD6E31.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2018/06/27/270777/s1200_42038562_823A_486A_B0CC_ABCDFC434552.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2018/06/27/270779/s1200_2079B040_AF7C_4AA5_9229_2DE75A7A42FC.jpg[/img]
Getting some parts cleaned up. I’m going to go with a braking ktm ti brake tip.



I tried a ktm Ti tip for my kawi's, but it mounts at an angle and requires some machining on the brake pedal to do it...the hammerhead Ti tip was much easier; it mounts the same as the stock one and looks just as trick IMO.

Just passing on some things I've run into. Your build is looking great!
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DJV804 wrote:
I tried a ktm Ti tip for my kawi's, but it mounts at an angle and requires some machining on the brake pedal to do it...the...
I tried a ktm Ti tip for my kawi's, but it mounts at an angle and requires some machining on the brake pedal to do it...the hammerhead Ti tip was much easier; it mounts the same as the stock one and looks just as trick IMO.

Just passing on some things I've run into. Your build is looking great!
Thanks man. I’ve been told from a few people that the hammerhead ti tip is junk. No idea why I have never had either. The braking one looks awesome but then you do have the machining problem. Have you got photos of the one your using? I have a heap of sharpened alloy tips I could bolt on as wel
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6/27/2018 1:16pm
DJV804 wrote:
I tried a ktm Ti tip for my kawi's, but it mounts at an angle and requires some machining on the brake pedal to do it...the...
I tried a ktm Ti tip for my kawi's, but it mounts at an angle and requires some machining on the brake pedal to do it...the hammerhead Ti tip was much easier; it mounts the same as the stock one and looks just as trick IMO.

Just passing on some things I've run into. Your build is looking great!
tom_202 wrote:
Thanks man. I’ve been told from a few people that the hammerhead ti tip is junk. No idea why I have never had either. The braking...
Thanks man. I’ve been told from a few people that the hammerhead ti tip is junk. No idea why I have never had either. The braking one looks awesome but then you do have the machining problem. Have you got photos of the one your using? I have a heap of sharpened alloy tips I could bolt on as wel
I'll see if I can dig one up. It was on my last 250f, a 2013 that I had for 4 years. I don't really know how a brake pedal tip can be a piece of junk. Worked fine for me.

Otherwise JGR maybe can hook you up with their in-house one. That's what I have in my project kx125 right now.


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DJV804 wrote:
I'll see if I can dig one up. It was on my last 250f, a 2013 that I had for 4 years. I don't really know...
I'll see if I can dig one up. It was on my last 250f, a 2013 that I had for 4 years. I don't really know how a brake pedal tip can be a piece of junk. Worked fine for me.

Otherwise JGR maybe can hook you up with their in-house one. That's what I have in my project kx125 right now.


Yeah that’s what I was thinking a brake tip is a brake tip haha. Man now that I have seen that jgr one I have to have it. Looking awesome
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6/27/2018 1:21pm
DJV804 wrote:
I'll see if I can dig one up. It was on my last 250f, a 2013 that I had for 4 years. I don't really know...
I'll see if I can dig one up. It was on my last 250f, a 2013 that I had for 4 years. I don't really know how a brake pedal tip can be a piece of junk. Worked fine for me.

Otherwise JGR maybe can hook you up with their in-house one. That's what I have in my project kx125 right now.


tom_202 wrote:
Yeah that’s what I was thinking a brake tip is a brake tip haha. Man now that I have seen that jgr one I have to...
Yeah that’s what I was thinking a brake tip is a brake tip haha. Man now that I have seen that jgr one I have to have it. Looking awesome
It's razor sharp too. Don't catch your shin on it. Haha.
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Ok few updates coming through as of yesterday and today. The swing arm is finished ready to go back on came up better than brand new thanks to pioneer finishes. The motor is also together looking amazing and super clean.
All ti hardware including bolts, nuts and some head nuts



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(NOT MY SHOCK) this turned out looking awesome after I anodised the shock body black and other parts purple. Gold TiN shaft provided my Motokote. Also valved, new spring and assembled by Motokote


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7/16/2018 12:10am Edited Date/Time 7/16/2018 12:11am
That shock looks awesome!

How did you get the swing arm looking so nice!?

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