Rm250 chain adjuster blocks

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What other bikes are the same size, can’t find the color I want and am wondering wich other bike I can get them for that will fit on my 2006
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Rickyisms 7/30/2020 10:38pm
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rongi#401 wrote:
What other bikes are the same size, can’t find the color I want and am wondering wich other bike I can get them for that will...
What other bikes are the same size, can’t find the color I want and am wondering wich other bike I can get them for that will fit on my 2006
What color are you looking for? You could buy the right pair and take them to an anodizer local to you to strip and reanodize.
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rongi#401 7/30/2020 10:46pm
7/30/2020 10:46pm Edited Date/Time 7/30/2020 10:48pm
rongi#401 wrote:
What other bikes are the same size, can’t find the color I want and am wondering wich other bike I can get them for that will...
What other bikes are the same size, can’t find the color I want and am wondering wich other bike I can get them for that will fit on my 2006
Rickyisms wrote:
What color are you looking for? You could buy the right pair and take them to an anodizer local to you to strip and reanodize.
I can’t think of a bigger waste of time, by the time I did all that for just some blocks...that’s a whole thing
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Rickyisms 7/30/2020 11:25pm
7/30/2020 11:25pm
rongi#401 wrote:
What other bikes are the same size, can’t find the color I want and am wondering wich other bike I can get them for that will...
What other bikes are the same size, can’t find the color I want and am wondering wich other bike I can get them for that will fit on my 2006
Rickyisms wrote:
What color are you looking for? You could buy the right pair and take them to an anodizer local to you to strip and reanodize.
rongi#401 wrote:
I can’t think of a bigger waste of time, by the time I did all that for just some blocks...that’s a whole thing
You building the bike? Maybe pick up some more pieces to throw at the anodizer to make it worth while?
rongi#401
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rongi#401 7/30/2020 11:28pm
7/30/2020 11:28pm
Rickyisms wrote:
What color are you looking for? You could buy the right pair and take them to an anodizer local to you to strip and reanodize.
rongi#401 wrote:
I can’t think of a bigger waste of time, by the time I did all that for just some blocks...that’s a whole thing
Rickyisms wrote:
You building the bike? Maybe pick up some more pieces to throw at the anodizer to make it worth while?
Yeah but I’m trying to keep it low budget and fast, I just want some blue blocks lol
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JWACK 7/31/2020 6:07am
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I would just spray paint them without taking them off the bike. Easiest and fastest option.
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OldPro277 7/31/2020 8:16am
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seven10 wrote:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/254641432722
Blue rm250 axle blocks
4the7ove wrote:
Bought a set of those in black last winter. Decently made and have held up great so far.
I have bought many products from MX Bonz--- great quality and Frank is a cool dude . Can't go wrong with any of his stuff
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