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Devin

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1972 Yamaha LT2 100


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1969 DT1-s

I am searching for a good front fender for a 1969 DT1-s that I am restoring. Can anyone help? Thanks, Steve

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To good to miss at the price.

2x DT1 sprockets Euro 194.00

1 x HT1 sprocket £30

1 x LT2 sprocket £39.

1 more DT 1 sprocket with 40 teeth on. That's going on my RT1B.


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Here's a picture or two of a DT3 I have just rebuilt. It fired up on the fourth kick.


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Schu
Schu
7 days ago
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I’m doing well thanks. I’m nine months into retirement and enjoying life. Lot more time to enjoy my Yamaha collection and spend time with family.

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DT 2 Oil pump lines

Hello, my bike came with no oil pump so I'm installing a used one that pumps correctly (almost 10mm at 200 turn wide open).

Do these lines look routed properly and is the black line that goes to the cylinder seem too long? It came with the pump.

Thanks.

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jkinb001
Sep 21
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DT125E Green tank and fenders

Hi,


I was wondering if you still have the tank with a dent in it for sale? Also, looking for a good front and rear fender. Thank you

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mike
Sep 24
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Thanks for sending the link!

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crankcase breather

How do the hoses go?

Thanks.

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Enduronut
Enduronut
Sep 18
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Depends somewhat on which model we are talking about, but generally, they route down and over the back of the engine case, but in front of the swing arm pivot tube.

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piston ring expanders

I have a 1mm over NOS piston kit that came with thin flat wire ring expanders. Do you guys use these? Thanks.

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Enduronut
Enduronut
Sep 18
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Hello jkinb .... and welcome to our forum


Absolutely ... the engineers that designed these rings are a heck of a lot smarter then the Joe Blows out there that say "don't use them".

Here are some of the benefits they give . . .

  1. Less noise ... they cushion the crown of the piston from slamming against the cylinder wall (esp. @ tdc) ... during combustion

  2. Less piston rock ... which translates into better ring sealing.

  3. Helps keep the rings from getting stuck in place from carbon build-up


Happy Trails, Dave/Enduronut

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Devin

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Hunting Yamaha Enduros. Episode 6 - 1971 Yamaha DT1E


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brdrdt
brdrdt
Sep 20
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Good to know you sell those parts and enjoyed the video btw. Look forward to more videos/posts and shopping the "store".

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