Stiffie Brand YZ250 in the works

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I’ve always done factory bike replicas wich I love doing but being a 90s nerd I had so much love for all of the privateer efforts.
I am working directly with Stiffie Brand on this build and they are making me a custom 90s kit for my 93 YZ250 as well as re introducing new lineups of gear and swag that I’m so pumped on. Anyways.... here is what I have accomplished so far





















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Manbearpig 9/24/2020 11:32pm
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I was lucky enough to find a factory shock for this bike. I love how the shock spring turned out as well. This bike will scream 90s when I’m done. Haha. Even with the black ass end.

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TheTwostrokeTaliban 9/25/2020 2:43am
9/25/2020 2:43am
If you run into any compatibility issues with 90s YZ part, I basically turned myself into Rainman in that regard. 246. Of course there's 4 on the floor.
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Zesiger 112 9/25/2020 8:48am
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Nice clean parts! Looks like you have a well outfitted shop
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Manbearpig 9/25/2020 11:04am
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TheTwostrokeTaliban wrote:
If you run into any compatibility issues with 90s YZ part, I basically turned myself into Rainman in that regard. 246. Of course there's 4 on...
If you run into any compatibility issues with 90s YZ part, I basically turned myself into Rainman in that regard. 246. Of course there's 4 on the floor.
Haha! Thanks man. I appreciate that.
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Manbearpig 9/25/2020 11:05am
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Zesiger 112 wrote:
Nice clean parts! Looks like you have a well outfitted shop
Thank you very much. I spend way too much time out there. Haha
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Manbearpig 9/25/2020 11:06am
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Rickyisms wrote:
Your builds always blow me away!
Thanks man! This one should be pretty badass I’m hoping.
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Manbearpig 9/29/2020 10:09pm
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I found some old frame guards and put some spit shine on them



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Micahdogg 9/30/2020 2:11pm
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Sweet build! What's the story on the gas tank boss extraction? I'm interested in what you did there.

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Manbearpig 10/1/2020 1:29pm
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Micahdogg wrote:
Sweet build! What's the story on the gas tank boss extraction? I'm interested in what you did there.

Micah
Thanks man. I heat up stripped tank nurserts with a cutting wheel on my dremel . That way they are easily removed. Then I removed the bolt and replace using a two stage epoxy
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Micahdogg 10/1/2020 1:32pm
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Manbearpig wrote:
Thanks man. I heat up stripped tank nurserts with a cutting wheel on my dremel . That way they are easily removed. Then I removed the...
Thanks man. I heat up stripped tank nurserts with a cutting wheel on my dremel . That way they are easily removed. Then I removed the bolt and replace using a two stage epoxy
Did you pull it straight out...did it put up a fight? Curious, I'm getting ready to go through that myself.

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Manbearpig 10/1/2020 1:34pm
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Manbearpig wrote:
Thanks man. I heat up stripped tank nurserts with a cutting wheel on my dremel . That way they are easily removed. Then I removed the...
Thanks man. I heat up stripped tank nurserts with a cutting wheel on my dremel . That way they are easily removed. Then I removed the bolt and replace using a two stage epoxy
Micahdogg wrote:
Did you pull it straight out...did it put up a fight? Curious, I'm getting ready to go through that myself.

Micah
Once you get it hot enough it will pull right out.

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Manbearpig 10/11/2020 5:51pm
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Hollerholler wrote:
What do you use to clean aluminum, vapor blasting?
Yes I use my vaporblast cabinet. It does an amazing job
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seth505 10/11/2020 8:18pm
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I had a 96 yz 125 I put stiffie graphics and seat cover on. sick build!!
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Manbearpig 10/11/2020 9:53pm
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seth505 wrote:
I had a 96 yz 125 I put stiffie graphics and seat cover on. sick build!!
Nice! Was it the glitter seat? Thanks man
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500crazy 10/20/2020 4:38pm
10/20/2020 4:38pm
What an amazing job your doing, the popping colours are so cool. Keep up the awesome work.
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smashingpumpkins167 10/20/2020 4:52pm
10/20/2020 4:52pm
seth505 wrote:
I had a 96 yz 125 I put stiffie graphics and seat cover on. sick build!!
The word that I heard on the street is that stiffie might be working on some kind of comeback soon.
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Manbearpig 10/20/2020 6:32pm
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500crazy wrote:
What an amazing job your doing, the popping colours are so cool. Keep up the awesome work.
Thank you very much. I appreciate that
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Manbearpig 10/20/2020 6:33pm
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seth505 wrote:
I had a 96 yz 125 I put stiffie graphics and seat cover on. sick build!!
smashingpumpkins167 wrote:
The word that I heard on the street is that stiffie might be working on some kind of comeback soon.
You’re absolutely right. Some killer stuff will be available soon. I’m beyond pumped to see what lies ahead for Stiffie Brand
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RAD60 10/20/2020 8:09pm
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Another awesome build ! You got some skills ! Always enjoy your builds , cant beleive how many and how fast you get them done.
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Manbearpig 10/20/2020 9:05pm
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RAD60 wrote:
Another awesome build ! You got some skills ! Always enjoy your builds , cant beleive how many and how fast you get them done.
Wow! Thanks man. I enjoy it too much to stop. Haha.
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Manbearpig 10/30/2020 11:43pm
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After a few drinks and eBay I found some pink grip tape. Haha


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BToz 10/31/2020 7:37pm
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Hollerholler wrote:
What do you use to clean aluminum, vapor blasting?
Manbearpig wrote:
Yes I use my vaporblast cabinet. It does an amazing job
Which machine did you get? Closed loop? I couldn’t help but notice some woody shrouds in the background. Is that bike next or???
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