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i bought a yamaha yzf r125 . will a bigger engine fit in it ? would it be too much work ? what would be the best engine to put in it (east fit and decent power) ?

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thanks 4 any help on the subject

  • 2 weeks later...

how ya, yer not seriously tinking of ruining a brand new boike by tearing it's heart out !!!!???? i'd imagine it would be alot of work but you could prolly fit a 400cc 2 stroke or 4 stroke single, why oh why do ya wanna do it ????

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how ya, yer not seriously tinking of ruining a brand new boike by tearing it's heart out !!!!???? i'd imagine it would be alot of work but you could prolly fit a 400cc 2 stroke or 4 stroke single, why oh why do ya wanna do it ????

too bloody slow m8 ha ha . u not reckon i cud?

sorry i should?

my first bike was a 1992 cbr600f. cost me 1000 squid and was fast enough to keep up with my mates on 3 year old gixer sixers.

for the money itl cost to buy a new engine and the time and effort itl take. ide just keep the 125 as it is for a run around and buy a 15 year old sports 6. it will be faster than the biggest engine you could fit in a 125 would be.

and handing over cash is a bit easier than breaking ur balls changing an engine lol

good luck whatever you decide to do.

david

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my first bike was a 1992 cbr600f. cost me 1000 squid and was fast enough to keep up with my mates on 3 year old gixer sixers.

for the money itl cost to buy a new engine and the time and effort itl take. ide just keep the 125 as it is for a run around and buy a 15 year old sports 6. it will be faster than the biggest engine you could fit in a 125 would be.

and handing over cash is a bit easier than breaking ur balls changing an engine lol

good luck whatever you decide to do.

david

ye ur probobly right . thanks m8 . think ya jus saved me from a whole lot of work and a spot of frustrated crying

  • 1 month later...

i was told maybe a 400cc yz engine could fit but maybe need to change few bit's and few mod to get fit because there is loads of room to fit bigger engine

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