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Craig_Bendickson
9/9/2019 5:50pm
9/9/2019 5:50pm
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I’m looking to build my son a supermini from his 2019 yz85. Anyone build one and could steer me in the right direction? Thanks.
The Shop
i think your kid will be fine, just look them over really good, make sure you keep an eye on spokes after riding a couple times.
Can’t say the same for many other Tusk parts, but the wheels are solid.
Are you planning on stroker motor or big bore ? 112cc?
I am just wondering, because at $600+ the swingarm and probably $800+ the set of wheels, plus probably more than 1000-1400 for the 112 kit and parts required, it is better to buy a supermini from LL directly and have a spare bike. And anyway it is quite necessary to have a spare bike in this category, 1 bike for practice, 1 bike for racing, as 1 bike always needs something to be replaced.
if your good with motors you might not even have to worry about the support stuff.
So I'll just add that in my day, there was only 1 supermini to ride and it was a lot more difficult to build than one of these YZ supermini's. So build that YZ and show it off!
https://seattle.craigslist.org/est/mpo/d/seattle-yz85-supermini-wheels/6970609167.html
Pit Row
Yamaha make the bike ready for the next level, we don't want to divorce in the middle of a fresh relationship, haha. please we like the brand!
make the swing arm supermini ready, then offer a GYTR package with a top end and a set of wheels for a grand or so, and I'm sold.
thanks
My kid is on the Husky 85 and I've been debating the next step. He has another year left in the class. I'm debating if we should convert it to a supermini or just go to a 125.
If you have a 17- older Husky 85 I would go straight to 125's. The older 105 wasn't a very good design...............
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