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Just bought my youngest son a DRZ110 to replace the 50 he grew out of, the thing is a bit rough ( but the price was right :) ) so I am gonna give it a bit of a going over before he gets to ride it.
What I am after I am after is a workshop manual or similar for one of these, anybody help out?
Wish the dollar was still good, cause there is about 4 pages of hot up shit for these on fleabay usa.
Cheers brian
playwme
14-10-2008, 08:38 PM
Here's the exploded parts diagrams.
http://www.highperformanceminis.com/KLX110.htm
If you know a bit about engines this should be all you need. You could probably get a Genuine suzuki manual but it's not likely to be real cheap.
Thanks for that. :)
Dont supose anybody would know the correct fork oil type/height?
Cheers brian
SMC690
14-10-2008, 08:55 PM
I just learnt something new today, I never knew a DRZ110 even existed!
Got any pics Brian?
No pics of the one I bought, but here is one I lifted off the net,
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b215/BB63/DRZ110K4.jpg
Very similar to a chinese 110 pit bike, in fact you can buy plastics that fit both, biggest difference is the build quality.
Cheers brian
playwme
21-10-2008, 06:57 PM
Thanks for that. :)
Dont supose anybody would know the correct fork oil type/height?
Cheers brian
Sure would. 160ml per leg of 10w20. (thats for an 03 model)
If you PM me an email address I can probably send you a PDF with all the service specs. I work for a SUzuki dealership and just discovered I can access all the online info from home.
Well the bike is finished ready to give to my boys for chrissy, They will be getting it early as i am having them this weekend so it will be a riding weekend. :D
Didnt have to do much to her, completely stripped and cleaned all the crap off ( dont think the previous owners ever cleaned it ), new oil and filter, spark plug and air filter and a bit of a carby tune and she runs sweet.
Grabbed a set of plastics of ebay for a pricely sum of $35 delivered complete with a two brothers grafic kit already fitted.
All up it cost me under $1350, not bad as they retail new for about $3500.
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b215/BB63/18122008.jpg
Thats how she looks now, cant wait to see the looks on their faces. :)
Cheers brian
Wobbly
18-12-2008, 06:54 PM
Sweet!
MarkeeMark
18-12-2008, 07:01 PM
Brian can you actually take some pics of the looks on their faces when you hand it over? That would be gold!
Looks great Brian, I bet the boys will be stoked with their new toy!
albonator316
18-12-2008, 07:22 PM
yehaa, 50cc to 110cc, let the grins begin :D
Ozmoto
18-12-2008, 07:27 PM
They will feel like they are getting on an Aprilia :D
Good work BB :D
BoneGraft
18-12-2008, 07:38 PM
Man thats awsome! 8)
I remember that stage in my riding career and I reckon their heads will just about explode with excitement. :D
Stuff the pics, get it on video..... :up:
SMC690
18-12-2008, 09:17 PM
Just be prepared for them to crack the shits and ask why Santa didn't bring them a motard wheel set for it. ;)
Muzzard
18-12-2008, 09:40 PM
Nice one Brian.
A few of the PRC based hotup bits also fit but not much unfortunately.
found about 10 pages of hot up bits for it on USebay but with the way the dollar is its just not worth it.
Thought about maybe just buying a cheepie chinese bike and swapping suspension and stuff over, but have bugger all work/income at the moment so saving the dollars.
Cheers brian
Well I didnt get a pic of the look on their faces but here is one of the aftereffect. :D
Unfortunately I only got some crappy pics with my phone.
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b215/BB63/21122008009.jpg
Thats my 10yo, took to it like a man possesed. :lol:
My 9yo was a little intimidated by the power of it and will take a bit of practice to get him to ride it better, his last bike was a quad and I think he has convinced himself that he cant ride a 'proper' bike. Think I need to get him into a big paddock so he can get to know the bike.
Cheers brian
Ozmoto
25-12-2008, 10:25 AM
good stuff BB , miniature racer in the making :D
Muzzard
25-12-2008, 10:42 AM
Love the kids on bikes Brian.
They make me nervous to watch as a parent,
But I still love the enthusiasm :P
First sign of a lump in the ground,
Wheelie off it or jump it :lol:
Now where your comin from there Muzz, I know that my oldest is just like me when I was a kid, so am expecting plenty of injuries just hope he doesnt break as many bones as I did. :lol:
Anyway, I am off to melb for the start of our chrissy adventure, hope to see some of you on the road.
Cheers Brian
Muzzard
25-12-2008, 11:34 AM
For sure Brian,
Safe traveling mate ;)
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