Tri-moto parts

[400ccHomemade]

I found a place to order the parts I need for my 125 that has been a little tired lately. They were more expensive than I thought though. $40 for .010 over rings, $12 for the head gasket, and $3 for the base gasket. Well, I guess $55 isn't too bad for a top end freshening. With the fresh, new .010 over rings, it should start easier, run better, and not get hot anymore. Oh, I am going to hone the cylinder while I'm in there too. I like this trike, I will be happy to have it running a little better.

[Lomax]

Yeah, it will be good to see one kept alive, those little YT125 arent very common to find

[LonesomeTriZ]

That is the truth. Nobody wants to keep them running because they do not have R, Z, or X at the end of the name. :mad: I thought I was the only one who would go through the trouble of restoring one. :eek: Let us know how it turns out. ;)

[250RNUT]

Heck, I have 3 honda 250r's and love my 85 tri-moto 200. those are the most reliable trikes that were made in my opinion.

[rustbucket]

I don't know about the 125s being any good or at least i didn't have much luck with mine right now i have it all apart to paint and redo it but none of the dealers around here want anything to do with a trike. I would trade both of mine for a decent 250sx. I am kinda fat for a 125.

[thehickfarmer]

dose anyone have a complete top end they would want to sell me for a 125 or a 175?