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Hi, I own a Yamaha DT 50/80 R. I bought the motorcycle with unlocked steering wheel, and no key from that lock. I was wandering, is it possible to make a key for this? What do I need to disassembly so I can remove the cylinder (without damage it) and take it to key maker? Thanks

You can see the motorcycle Basket and clutch plates are the same with DT 125

I bought a set of new clutch plates for my DT 80, and I tried to do the change yesterday. But when I remove the old clutch plates, in the basket there was 5 clutch plates and 3 washer plates (between two clutch plates one washer plate is missing) . So I was wondering is it ok to leave it like that, or should I look for washer plate? Worth to be mentioned: one of the old plate (where waser plate was missing), was broken. I`ll put an image when I go home.

I had older TV tuner which worked fine on Win XP. When I move to Win 7, there was no support for my tuner, and driver from XP was not supported in Win 7, so my tuner was useless... until I moved to win 8. Then I was able to use the driver from XP, so my personal opinion is that win 8 will be as good as win 7 (I think that sometime is better) with older software and hardware. Also RAM usage is lower at win 8, which is important if you had 1 GB.

Win 8 is much faster and better optimised than 7. If you not like how start meny looks with metro style, you can simply go to http://ninite.com/ and find Classic Start.... It is a Classic Shell for Win8 wich make start meny to look classic.

This video is EPIC. Maybee something near mr. Trolololo

Yeah, but have one in mind... We cannot afford to make fuel from food. Number of people is constantly going up, and there is possibility of lack of food. Maybe some bio diesel from grass and leaves will be invented soon, and that is the best we can count on. I have read a lot about NASA space science... the first Discovery is almost 30 year old, and it is powered by some nuclear power battery with size as normal car battery much or less (or it can power normal house for 10 years). That might be key to all fuel and electricity problems (imagine instead of power plants, high voltage transformers, transmission lines and cables, you just had one 1m x 1m x 1m lets say hole with a battery in it, and your house is connected to electricity) but as long as we have consumers society we are not going to see something in production which will save money, and make you free from bills.

I`d like to see that, but my opinion is that until we have oil, we will look at the electrics concepts which will be stored in a drawer waiting for a better society... Just look at the all great engine designs who are more efficient than current Oto/Diesel piston engine... There is one Macedonian scientist who can made current engine to work without fumes. He won the first price for innovation at Deaf World/Hearing World in 1996, but his invention was not accepted from car manufacturers. His invention currently is build in his car (Fiat from 1985) and it is kept in his garage bricked from all side to prevent stealing. He also invent chimney extend who do the same thing with fumes from houses/plants. Short video of his home made laboratory (if you can call it like that).

Engine start might fail from 2 reasons: Missing spark or missing fuel. According to what I read here, you might have them both. If you see that plug is sending a spark, return it to the cylinder and try to start the engine with push or find some hill where you can go down at least 200 meters with 25-30 km/h. It should pull the fuel to system and start.

You can't really go wrong with any machine wich is not produced in China/Korea.

Here is the 50 cc engine from my dt R, wich is swaped with dt 80 LC. Are the same engine?

I`m more reader than writer... Forum site has good speed, all the time.

Omg, what did I just read... I was waiting for 20 days to arrive kick start shaft for my DT 80, so what can I say about that? No tracking, nothing... seller simple put it in a box and sent it to my home address.

Name: Yamaha DT 50 R (1993) Date Added: 13 November 2012 - 07:43 PM Owner: dzish Short Description: Yamaha DT 50 R, originaly air cooled, 50 cm3 engine, with 4 speed gearbox. Top speed ~60 km/h Currently, DT 80 LC (liquid cooled), 80 cm3 engine, with 6 speed gearbox. Top speed ~80 km/h View Vehicle