Airhead

at a guess I'd say its restricted by shorting those wires together, try unplugging one of the spades and taking it out for a run

What mankini picture ?

a bit of a misnoma 'what made you laugh today'

Its an old ruse is that, not seen it for a while myself

Our DT's have 19 off 1/4 bearings in the bottom and 22 off 3/16 bearings in the top, the XT250G the same isnt it? http://www.cmsnl.com/yamaha-xt250g-dual-purpose-1980_model8766/partslist/

I'll have a look at wiring colours this evening

could it be something a previous owner added...do the crimped blade connectors look a bit DIY ??

wrigley gum

Greetings meatloaf

Got a great guitar, cant play a note

thats coming on well, nice work so far

Its an oil level warning bulb check, ignore it at your peril. I think it's rather a good idea

I havent watched it,,,no mind bleach left in the bottle!

Thats very nice is that Got a service manual?

Greetings Reg, your little Yammy looks just great, good find

Heart warming story there sniff

you will find it easier if you turn the gearbox output shaft by hand as you are attempting to change gear, if you think about it...this is what would be happening when the bike was driven.

aye Pat, theres bristles in the can for that authentic brushed finish

can you see this for wheel building? http://yamahadtclub.proboards.com/thread/4/daves-dt-175-restoration

My wifes old boss was Michael Hunt, they had to be so careful using the tannoy

For pics open an account here http://photobucket.com/ Upload your pictures there and then copy the tag for the photo and paste it into your forum post

Nahh mate you'll need to buy the real mc'coy from ebay or yamaha

The swing arm bolt will rarely come out without sawing through it each side. However It's worth supporting the frame by placing a stout tube around the head of the bolt and resting this up against something solid (a wall) first.

It might be the police just being unhelpful, arent they responsible for the demise of the salvation army run?

Thats what I always think, like grouch said...a few years ago there was none left when it all turned bad!