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  • in reply to: Hyosung gt650r critical design flaw? #14421
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    Try again ? Images should upload fine on the site , if there is error , tell me and ill login to a regular account to test it.

    Ive got 16 photos uploaded in the upload photo ‘bank’. Its that at its limit? Can I delete them to make room for more?

    in reply to: Gt650r 2008 #14420
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    Yuasa YTX 14BS

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    If you want to use 125cc intake pipes
    These are what we have left now:

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256039884476

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/255939516578

    Remember if you want to use GT250 pipes, they must use a GT250 airbox and we only have this one left:

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/255824445543

     

    Rare parts!

    If bike is in a garage , your mechanic probably will not mind spare parts above ^ to use them and fix them for you.

    Regards

    in reply to: Hyosung gt650r critical design flaw? #14411
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    Was it like this when the shock was fitted all together and the back wheel is fitted back in,  and sit on it  (have someone else shine a torch to see if it clears ?)

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    Do you already have the intake pipes on the bike and can you post a picture of the damage ?  It is possible to temporarily save them but show us first.

    I may have some GT250 pipes on ebay , but they need a 250cc carby airbox (which we don’t have yet)

     

    in reply to: GT125R (2016) first ever project #14409
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    Hi iv gotta be honest I have no idea, iv looked online but no luck. Iv just printed out the workshop manual so will check though it 👍

    Open the carb 1 more time , and use a bright torch, remove the skinny jets carefully  (they are like skyscrapper by itself) , then under the bright torch tell us the number of the jet. I couldn’t respond to the email until i saw this thread first , so it’s easier to make any quotes , if the pilot jets are ok, no need for new ones forever unless they are in bad condition.

    in reply to: GT125R (2016) first ever project #14402
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    What size are the Pilot Jets specifically?  The skinny tall ones.

    in reply to: Speedometer conversion – GV125C #14398
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    Do you have wiring diagram for clocks? I have crashed my clocks and ordered new from eBay, and now I need to mess with wires, I got wire diagram for new clocks but can’t find oem gt125 lcd clocks diagram

    Start a new topic and upload pictures of what you have clearly laid out, so its easier for us all to tell what each wire colour does.

    Also ,  Old Gen Looms don’t run New Gen clocks  and vise versa.  More on that on your new thread ⭐

    in reply to: GT125R (2016) first ever project #14397
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    What size are the pilot jets ?

    Also main jets do not need bigger pilots as the main jets only kick in when you’re in 1st gear beyond 5mph ,  otherwise Pilots do the idling, starting, crawling (2mph+ until the main jet circuit switches when slides lift.)

    in reply to: Cleaning out the carby – GT250 Carbs #14396
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    You will need a carb rebuild kit that comes with the proper gaskets  from Jap  (none of that china mess you see on ebay!)  – We have them in shop.

    Also,
    – Why is there a main jet on the needle instead of the arcon nut which will make your needles blunt ?  (click here for example)

    – And why is there a big bolt on the float arm ? I am suspicious!😢

    in reply to: My project gv650 #14395
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    What a stunner!!! Yes, enjoy August while it’s still hot! Only a few summer weeks left lol

    in reply to: Hyosung Hyper / Grand Prix 125 Parts #14394
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    Welcome!

    Give Startright Motorcycles a ring if you can ,i know they still have some old bits on their shelves, let them know we sent you to skip the call queues.

    Fingers crossed.

    in reply to: Intake leak – GT250 #14372
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    Already have a pair that I got with my last order 😁.

    Lots of orders, forgive the limited brain capacity for memories! – That’s good!

    in reply to: 2010 Gt650r fork preload adjusters broken? #14369
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    Nice work!!!!! Also i suppose a tutorial is needed for your fellow citizens to see how you bypassed the restrictions on the intake system , they will thank you for it haha. I bet you can’t wait to finish it and catch the sun now , (don’t rush though lol)

    i might have to look into that Marcel! As far as I knew the lams bikes just had the throttle plate restrictor but have noticed the intake is crammed right in behind the head stem. Any light you could shine on that would be appreciated and I’ll look into it 👍

    Will need a picture to see what you are elaborating ?

    in reply to: gv125s No rear brake or brake light #14368
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    It is true , but its the cheapest way than using a full blown ABS system with even more electronics to keep an eye on,   older GV’s were a lot easier to maintain,  just the back had a drum instead of a disc!

    We are north UK but have customers in the yorkshire district but in any case , any private work to be done by us , just send an email or for sales enquiries

    Good luck bleeding the brakes and get any pics uploaded here if you see anything suspicious done by last keepers anyway

    If it’s too urgent, go to Startright Motorcycles in your town  (our partners) , and tell them we sent you, they will “probably” have the spare brake switch in their shelves

    in reply to: Rev Limuter GT125 #14363
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    There is no restriction the OEM CDI and the 125s don’t like riding beyond 11k revs for to long as they eventually make holes in the piston. So you might blow the motor sadly.

    No one has done what you have suggested before though , and if it was good , it would be a popular thing but its quite an infamous mod for bikes in general

    in reply to: 2008 gt650r for sale #14362
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    I sense this topic was a duplicate, so i locked it for you 🙂

    in reply to: 2008 gt650r #14361
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    Usually they fetch around £2K ish if everything is perfect inside and out  so to speak, as they retail about 3-4K new from dealers.  10k is pretty young for its age!

    Didn’t think you would want a bigger bike after the 650 Hyosung has a bit more poke than the SV650 does anyway

    Going track riding/racing ?

    in reply to: Intake leak – GT250 #14360
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    On ebay, i advised on the intake o-rings also , unless you are sure the intake-orings are not caked up ?

    in reply to: 2010 Gt650r fork preload adjusters broken? #14359
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    Nice work!!!!!

    Also i suppose a tutorial is needed for your fellow citizens to see how you bypassed the restrictions on the intake system , they will thank you for it haha.

    I bet you can’t wait to finish it  and catch the sun now  , (don’t rush though lol)

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