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Yamaha DTR 125 bore / rebore


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i have a yamaha dtr 125 its been bored out but from normal its been bored out 2.5mm oversize what cc will it make the bike ? any one know

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Well ive had a good look and ive not found much im afraid. I cant even find any 58.5mm pistons for a dt125 only 58mm even then i cant give you a cc :(

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You will find it rare to get a response to a question on your first post.

Try introducing yourself in the bar section of this forum, politeness goes along way ;)

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F**k it, i'm bored.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Piston-Kit-Yamaha-2-50-TZR-DT125R-TDR-TZR250-58-90mm-/160495029986?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item255e3fcee2   58.9mm DTR piston,2.5mm overbore apparently  :rolleyes:.

Displacement = stroke x π x (bore/2)x Number of cylinders. 

So, providing your DTR is pre 04 and with a stroke of 50.7mm

Then,

50.7 x π x (58.9/2)2 x 1 = 138.142.8559 x103  or about 138 cc

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F**k it, i'm bored.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Piston-Kit-Yamaha-2-50-TZR-DT125R-TDR-TZR250-58-90mm-/160495029986?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item255e3fcee2   58.9mm DTR piston,2.5mm overbore apparently  :rolleyes:.

Displacement = stroke x π x (bore/2)x Number of cylinders. 

So, providing your DTR is pre 04 and with a stroke of 50.7mm

Then,

50.7 x π x (58.9/2)2 x 1 = 138.142.8559 x103  or about 138 cc

Someone knows their stuff :P Did you do physics by any chance haha :)

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