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  • chance
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    Nice bike^

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  • slaterd
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    Well it worked. The 2000 wr400 I built I invested a total of $1600 in. I just traded it flat out for a 2003 klx400 (drz400). Way, WAY better bike for the street.
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    It just needs new plastics but with that replaced I'm sitting on a high $2k bike. Profit was just made yo!

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  • chance
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    Well, I got it. It is a blast!



    Its got some serious brakes up front.

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  • rev3030
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    sweet looking bike

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  • VinniE30
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    Originally posted by LJ851
    Look closer. Center lobe actuates a forked rocker arm for the two exhaust valves.
    Yeah I see how it is now. I thought the exhaust cam was somehow under something. These look easy to work on though.

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  • LJ851
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    Originally posted by VinniE30
    1 cylinder bike with 3 lobes on the cam? So it must have a variable valve timing system like vtec? Way cool didin't know this was common on bikes. I'm thinking about getting into bikes soon, something like a dual sport or supermoto.
    Look closer. Center lobe actuates a forked rocker arm for the two exhaust valves.

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  • VinniE30
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    Originally posted by jaywood
    Valves adjustment done today. It was my first time ever adjusting valves on anything. I ordered the Hot Cams shim kit. Everything went smooth, it runs great and starts easily again. New white plastics are on their way.

    1 cylinder bike with 3 lobes on the cam? So it must have a variable valve timing system like vtec? Way cool didin't know this was common on bikes. I'm thinking about getting into bikes soon, something like a dual sport or supermoto.

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  • jaywood
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    Originally posted by chance
    Anyone have any tips on what to look out for?

    The 2003 models have the best 525 engine. Lightest rotating mass. Fast revving. Does it have an electric start? I know some guys have converted theirs to electric start.

    Is it a 4 speed? If so, 5th and 6th gear are not hard to add on.

    Check for oil leaks and coolant leaks around the water pump.

    Make sure all of the electronics work--lights, blinkers, tail light, brake light, high/low, etc.

    Ask for maint. history/receipts.

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  • chance
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    Originally posted by LJ851
    Your license.
    Yea, behaving myself will be difficult.

    Atleast the speeds will be lower than they are on my z1000 haha.

    I miss being able to ride offroad. Granted the street tires wont get much traction but sliding is fun.

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  • LJ851
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    Originally posted by chance
    Anyone have any tips on what to look out for?

    Your license.

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  • chance
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    Anyone have any tips on what to look out for?

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  • chance
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    Looks like I might be picking this up today



    2003 525 sx. Street legal!

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  • jaywood
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    Valves adjustment done today. It was my first time ever adjusting valves on anything. I ordered the Hot Cams shim kit. Everything went smooth, it runs great and starts easily again. New white plastics are on their way.

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  • slaterd
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    Yeah it's originally a clear tank.
    Better picture

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