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Makotosun

"Money Maker" 1974 Yamaha DT 250

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Code Yellow . . . I know which bike that pump goes to!
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16 Dec 2014 01:33 #91

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I know you do!!!!

Good for another 40 years!
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16 Dec 2014 18:21 #92

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Very nice work, nice goal too.
18 Dec 2014 05:17 #93

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Replied by Devin on topic Re:"Money Maker" 1974 Yamaha DT 250


Thank you sir, it is the first bike I restored on my own. Its not done, its about 80% complete. It will be done in the near future, right now my father has it. I am on my 2nd bike now and its getting pretty close to being done.
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Labor of love


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21 Dec 2014 08:16 #95

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Replied by CHUCK on topic Project: "Money Maker"

What was the part number for roller bearing and seal that you used on the triple tree?

You did a great job on the lower front fork castings!
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Been awhile since I replaced them, I bought them off Ebay. They were sold by All's balls or Moose.
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Replied by Bigdog302 on topic Project: "Money Maker"

Devin,


You sure did a superb Job on your 250! like Makotosun said earlier,the Apple did not fall far from the tree! :likey
2 1968 DT1s,1970 RT1M,1970 DT1C,1971 RT1B,1971 Honda Z50K2,1974 DT100A 1974DT250A,1974 Honda MT250,2 1975 DT400Bs,1975 Honda CR250M1,1978 DT175E,1979 Honda CR250R.
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Replied by ar20024u on topic Project: "Money Maker"

how do i clean my jt1 rims with some surface rust on it. what to do with the spokes on the wheel. do u paint it or take it out and then zinc plate them ?
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what do you use to clean and polish the aluminum ?
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