Airhead

How many were in the EBC kit?

seized drive chain links can do this foamy, have a look at them when they are on the straight run between the sprockets, seized ones will be easily seen here. In my experience a new chain will be the only remedy if it proves to be the case.

Cracking job nets and a great bike too, bet it's a hoot to ride.

Welcome Sammo, I loiks retro I remember back in 1964 my mum & dad took a public house on, in th old stable of that establishment was a triumph scooter. They gave it away. some years later a Triumph Tiger Cub trials bike took up residence in said stable.

Yer...that!!!

Thats a teriffic picture.

Get it fixed up for squires YOC meet 2011

Ask them anyway, like i said thats a drastic remedy and an expensive one too. maybe the carb just wants a good clean. If youre not confident get some professional help with that

I think the timing may be out. or maybe it needs a new carb.. did you check the oil ? I said did you check the oil?

Needing a new carb is a drastic remedy to say the least! Did you ask him why he said that?

Kinell...quick ...someone tell the health an safety officer.!

Have you considered buying a car? it sounds so bad where you live. It's the worst time of year...Autumn and god forbid someone may also want to ride their horse.

pilninggas is down your way but he had a wipe out so hasn't got a bike at the mo!

Wemoto do them but a full set is £118 ...dont know if this is cheap or not but it's not if compared to a DT http://www.wemoto.com/bikes/Yamaha/YZF_750_R/93-97/

I have to do some work on the old DT, fit a new magneto source coil and time it. Maybe strip down the carb too and fit a new air filter...thats on Saturday so i'm thinking a ride to Matlock Sunday would be in order.

http://www.vta.asso.fr/spip.php?article93

Photo? Have you now damaged the bolt...as in mushroomed it? If a bolt like this wont budge try placing a tube against a solid wall or somethhing, then hit the bolt into the tube.

I always refer to sunrise graphics but there are others. http://www.sunrisegraphics.co.uk/sunrise/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=22&Itemid=18

Ouch..bad luck Chris

yes it is possible but it would be much easier to buy a new battery, ..

kids eh You were right after all Gas...young Derek IS a twat!!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/YAMAHA-RD125-RD-125-DX-GEARBOX-SELECTOR-DRUM-AND-FORKS-/360305234989?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item53e3dd942d

Nice one Joe..., I'm impresssed with that

Same thing happened to mine this year...same bike too The seal in the oil pump shaft had popped out, bought a new one but i'm sure i could have just popped the old one back in.

£60 isnt a lot for a new one cheapskate