RM 125 for motard?????

[ekfraz]

Is a Suzuki RM 125 suitable to set up for motard?

[mcd]

I have seen people do it, but it is not the most popular choice for a motard. With that said though, it is all about what you want to do with it. There is not really a class to race them in in TMGP or CMRA.

I am sure a 125 tard would be a blast though, my 85 is a handfull! All in what you want to use it for.

[GABRIEL]

Is a Suzuki RM 125 suitable to set up for motard?

I have a clean strong running bike in the for sale forum. 05' RM125

[klassik]

i thought about doing it to mine but how would u make it street legal? that is what i would want it for the street.

[Gateman]

Yo did you fall on your head at the track lately? You have a drz400sm. Look at it and now look at the 125. You get the picture. Besides you may have a time passing emissions tests with all that blue smoke. Sounds fun but lots of hassles to deal with. TJ.

[v4lu3s]

Yo did you fall on your head at the track lately? You have a drz400sm. Look at it and now look at the 125. You get the picture. Besides you may have a time passing emissions tests with all that blue smoke. Sounds fun but lots of hassles to deal with. TJ.

which emissions test is it that you are referring to?

[klassik]

no emissions for motorcycles in texas yet.

the problem is lights. not legality

[v4lu3s]

no emissions for motorcycles in texas yet.

the problem is lights. not legality

yeah i was gonna say if there is emissions then how does my job give inspections...

[Gateman]

Well knock yourself out. Put one together.

[hotnanas]

lighting would not be hard to accomplish.

[klassik]

how?

[hotnanas]

tap into the stator. you may need to purchase a higher wattage stator. Also, moose makes external stators. From there the headlights are easy. Brake light is wired from a pressure switch. i do not think that turn signals are required.

It's very simple. I have all the wiring and stuff for my 426, but I never did install it, because i knew i'd goto jail with the supermoto setup on that bike.

consult thumpertalk.com, as I'm sure someone has done it with pics.

[Mr.P]

I did my KTM200. It was easy. Filled out and had one form notarized showing the changes I made to make it street legal and I was off and running, blue smoke and all.

[gsxr005]

http://www.motostrano.com/sucokistle.html

We guarantee that our prices are the lowest, or we'll match our competitor. Report a lower price
P/N: KIT-STREET-L
Price: $1,550.00
Application: Suzuki-DRZ400/E/SHonda-CRF450R/250RHonda-XR650RKTM-250/450/525/560-ALLYamaha-250/450/WR/YZ-ALL
Quantity:
The Street Legalizer Supermoto kit is intended to help you convert your off-road motorcycle to a street legal ride in many US States. This kit includes:
Continental Supermoto Tires (SET)
Warp 9 Supermoto Wheels, 17x3.50 front mated with a 17x4.250 rear
Set of Supermoto Size Tubes
Stainless Steel Wave Brake 320MM Front Rotor
Anodized Brake Caliper Relocator
Rear Steel Rotor
7075 T6 Aluminum Sprocket
Acerbis Dimension Universal Headlight, DOT Approved
Acerbis LED Universal Brake Tail Light, DOT Approved
4 Universal DOT Turn Signals, DOT Approved
Universal Control switch with Signals, Headlight, Horn, On/Off
Universal Wiring Harness
Front and rear brake light switches
Universal Horn mechanism
Pair of Acerbis off-road mirrors.
Reflective Strip Kit (RED)
Relay Flasher
Acerbis Supermoto Fender (BLACK)
Note- check your local DMV requirements for you State's specific requirements.

Here you go, hope this helps out some. And i'm pretty sure you can find these parts back there around the Houston area. Good luck!

[stunterdude]

warp 9 wheels are doo doo

[Gateman]

I'll agree with that. So is East Coast Wheels service and finished product. Just junk,sorry.

[hotnanas]

doooooooooooooooooooo dooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[smokinjoe]

would the aggressive powerband on a two-stroke 125 cause a traction problem on cement?

a heavier flywheel would help tone it down a bit

[klassik]

i will maybe do it later if anything i would street the 450 rmz first that would be more fun for sure.

[hotnanas]

i will maybe do it later if anything i would street the 450 rmz first that would be more fun for sure.

i have brand new excel talon ultra-light hubs for that bike (depending on year)...$850

I was going to put it on my 250f, but I never took them out of the box.

[klassik]

its a 05 i thought the hubs where universal? u just get different carriers?

[hotnanas]

not for this set of wheels. this set doesn't use that universal carrier. These you mount up your sprocket and rotor directly to the hub itself. These are lighter than that other set.

they are basically these
http://www.motostrano.com/suwhset.html

with a lighter talon hub.

[stunterdude]

its a 05 i thought the hubs where universal? u just get different carriers?

i would not recomend getting the hubs that have universal carriers, or at least if you plan on racing, a few people i know said the carrier that bolts to the hub gets loose over time from hard riding and then the wobble around from being worn out, i had a set and the guy i sold them to had that problem after a few months

[stunterdude]

not for this set of wheels. this set doesn't use that universal carrier. These you mount up your sprocket and rotor directly to the hub itself. These are lighter than that other set.

they are basically these
http://www.motostrano.com/suwhset.html

with a lighter talon hub.

++ a billion!! those are the only wheels i will ever use, got em on my 450 and they are the shit

[klassik]

huh well maybe i will hit you up when the buildin starts and see if you still got em.