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I think I found one in Europe.
A few guys in the know on this bike tell me they are damn near impossible to find.
The Shop
However you can't just switch out the cages.
Motoduro in Europe has some listed for the 80-81 IT and sold me 2 for $13 each and shipped them for 7.
Nice people.
Drill out the rivets holding the assembly to the air box discard then order a Twin air filter for a 1979-80 Honda cr 125 it is a full sized filter assembly with a air boot molded to the front that can be trimmed to fit.Just slide in the box and clamp to the rear of the carb this will do away the crappy cage and dirt sucking poor seal around the air box boot and flows way more air than the stock junk.
I use this on all RM's too from 76-80
Twin air makes one for the 78-80 cr 250 that will work on the big bikes.
You still in business? What's the latest?
Mark Edwards
I'm gonna try this since I am on my third cylinder!!
What about creating more holes in the box for more air?
Joe
Here is an amazing restoration from Woody in Australia. As Woody worked on the restoration, he asked many questions and his enthusiasm was contagious. But as the results show, the bike turned out fabulously.
Woody set up a site with lot’s of photos displaying his machine as he worked on it and shared his journey with his friends. The link is below.
http://projectyz.jfn3.com/
But I think I remember reading somewhere that people were cutting holes in the airbox to get more air..
Or was that on an old rm...
I'm getting old!
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