RX125

We took the Yamaha RS125 down to the local flats to run it through it's paces. With no regard to his own safety Hilto bravely volunteered.

Hilt and I took an early morning ride today since the weather was perfecto. Ended up taking some photos of the Legbreaker along the way.

We've finally finished it and it's running and ready for Roadworthy and Registration.It's so fun to ride, and with a lot of the stock bits and pieces gone it weighs next to nothing.

Scrounging around on the weekend and managed to pickup a straight RX125 tank. Doesn't have the key though so will have to see if I can pop it with a screwdriver.

So now that we've got the seat and the wiring all sorted. It's almost done.

We finally got our seat finished this week and we're extremely happy with how it turned out. Starting off as a fibreglass mould it's come up a treat with black leather and about 10mm of foam.

and said to the Bartender"Why the long face?"the Bartender hesitantly replied"I'll spare you the details..

These arrived in the mail today after waiting a while for the supplier to get them back in stock. I've used these grips on various push bikes over the last 10 years and when I found out that they made …They are probably the most comfortable grips that I've ever used and for those with slightly bigger claws these are great.