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Hi

I bought myself a DT1f and need some tips where I can get used parts to restore it.

Of cource Evilbay is the place to start, but do you know of a dealer where I can get used parts to a fair price ?

Would like to buy as mutch as possible from one dealer. (one shipment)

Morten

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Hi Morten and welcome to the YOC, you may be able to get some new parts still, try your yamaha dealer or any dealers in your country that offer a spares service for classic Yamaha bikes, we in the UK have dealers such as Fowlers or Granby to name a couple, in the USA there is Bike Bandit Here Bear in mind that it may be difficult to source parts for this bike.

Why not pop along to the Bar and introduce yourself, theyre a friendly bunch here. :rolleyes:

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Goden morgen " welcome ,,,,,,, thats a real classic DT1. theres a guy on here Chrisp "" hes rebuilding a DT1 250. later model , he will direct u on parts and pitfalls ,, i"ll buz him on MSN. let him kno ur here . danka ;)

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Goden morgen " welcome ,,,,,,, thats a real classic DT1. theres a guy on here Chrisp "" hes rebuilding a DT1 250. later model , he will direct u on parts and pitfalls ,, i"ll buz him on MSN. let him kno ur here . danka ;)

God kveld, and thank you :thumb:

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Hi, nice looking project you have there. I have a 1973 DT3 model which is somewhat different. You should join yamahaenduro.com

http://64.234.201.42/yamahaforum/index.php

It's a US based website full of very enthusiastic owners, and a good source of info and spares.

Two dealers i use are

http://216.168.60.165/speedandsportinc/index.tpl

http://www.nwvintagecycleparts.com/

These two have an amazing array of parts, though can be very expensive.

Do a worldwide search on ebay for the best results normally 150 plus pages.

Good luck with the restoration!

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Hi, nice looking project you have there. I have a 1973 DT3 model which is somewhat different. You should join yamahaenduro.com

http://64.234.201.42/yamahaforum/index.php

It's a US based website full of very enthusiastic owners, and a good source of info and spares.

Two dealers i use are

http://216.168.60.165/speedandsportinc/index.tpl

http://www.nwvintagecycleparts.com/

These two have an amazing array of parts, though can be very expensive.

Do a worldwide search on ebay for the best results normally 150 plus pages.

Good luck with the restoration!

Thanks chrisp, I`m really looking forward to start next winter. Have to get the parts i need to paint first.

I`ve tried to register on yamahaenduro.com, but i dont get any mail to activate it.....

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