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TGE125NSR
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PostPosted: 00:30 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Help Reply with quote

I just brought a Honda NSR RK 125cc for £510 off ebay, the link is below if you want to look at it.

https://www.geocities.com/wassup_2025/hondansr125.html

The reason it being so cheap is because it failed the MOT because the indicators dont flash (buggered relay). Its not taxed.

Also it doesnt start because of no spark, which is a simple job cant only be a bust ir disconnected wire, CDi unit or HT Coil? Think thats simple enough.

It needs seat recovering. Could do with a nice sprayjob might get my mate to do it in rage illusion flip paint blue. and change that awful purple screen.

What i really want help with is getting the bits online.

I need

indicator relay the thing which makes the indicators flash.
seat cover - seat cover is ripped.

anywhere cheap online?

Be nice if you give me your opinions on it. Thanks!
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Robby
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PostPosted: 00:43 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Reply with quote

ah i was looking at the one on ebay.

www.davidsilverspares.com

for honda parts.

check all the electrical parts before comitting to anything - could just be a loose wire. Also check parts like the coil for signs of melting.
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PostPosted: 01:40 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Reply with quote

Looks good mate. I saw that on ebay a few days ago, I think you could make a nice bike out of that.

Yeah I would say David Silvers is probably your best bet.
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PostPosted: 01:47 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well that looks like it should be nice, and thats a good price as well Smile

Indicators relay just get it from Halford. However if your planning on changes the indicators to some smaller ones, make sure you get a relay suitable for them Smile

Tax is easy Smile

Change the spark plug (few quid), and see if it sparking. If not, start working your way around the engine looking for whats wrong Confused Oh yeah, and check the battery, or try bump starting it Smile

Seat... not sure where, although Zimma is breaking an NSR and his might fit Smile Or just gaffer tape it for the time Wink

Getting an iridium screen for the NSR will need to be custom made as I dont think anyone makes them. Flipflop paint would look smart as well.

There are not actually any parts you need to buy other than a relay and a spark plug, so just best to go to Halford. For bits which you want like the indicators and such like check out the links secion up there ^^^

Enjoy
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TGE125NSR
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PostPosted: 02:36 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Cheers! Reply with quote

what a nice bunch of lads!

i hope its nothing drastic with it not sparking. it is a like 13 yr old bike so its got to be dirty electrics or new ht coil/CDI job.

its had new front tyre,battery,chain and sprockets 5that havent even been used on the road yet.

i leave normal indicators on and get a relay so they work fine for the MOT but this bloke i know , seriously he will just look at it , walk round it and stamp the certificate! they passed my stepdads TL1000 suzuki today. and thats got a rainbow effect headlight and the steering damper has 2 inch of play in it!

Anyhow the bloke said he looked around it and couldnt see anything obvious. (The old owner of my NSR) he suspects loose or broken wire, or HT coil or CDi.he ssaid the starter motor spins but it dont fire up.

i dont think he tried bumping it.

its done 31,000 and i presume thats kilometres?

As for that rage illusion flip paint, can that be done by hand (im a good sprayer) or does it have to be done professionally?

Im not to keen on the sickly green ((that rhymes!) and it has been decked on the right hand side, the lower fairing got cracked but he fibreglass and plastic welded it so it needs painting.

Last thing, where is the best place for insurance? cheapest obviously?

i had a speedfight 50 before, that did 22,000 in 14 months (miles) and i always serviced it and repaired it myself, so im alrite mechanics wise.

Cheers lads!
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PostPosted: 09:18 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'm sure that if you took the seat to an upholsterer, they could probably make a job of recovering it.
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PostPosted: 11:13 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Reply with quote

One point about the David Silvers website - if they don't list what you want, then give them a call/email, and they should be able to find it for you.

As Ste said, you should be able to get relays and spark plugs at your local Halfords.
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PostPosted: 11:29 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Reply with quote

You could also cover the seat yourself, don't this a few times on deferent bikes and scooters.

simply get yourself a good quality staple gun (I have an electric one for the job) and then get yourself some vinal (colour up to you and what you want on the bike!)

Then its simply a case of stretching the vinal over the seat and stapling it down on the underside.

Use some contactadhesivee on the seat so the vinalain'tt sliding around once its all finishes (ie spray the seat, lay the vinal over then start the stapling and stretching on the underside)

Or if you get the vinal and take it to an upholsters, they should do it for you for a tenner or so.

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PostPosted: 12:01 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Reply with quote

when u find out why its not sparkin let me know wot u found!!

i got a 93 nsr, luckily its a spare bike, but i have had it a year it stopped runnin one day and has never sparked since ... i have taken parts of my running nsr still no good... i have changed;

cdi unit
coil
plug
rewired wiring loom
pick up coil

basically everything ... and i still have no spark, only way i get a spark is if i bridge alternator wire to pick up coil ( work that one out ) but the spark is too weak to run the bike ....... anyway ... just a note to say its not always simple!! Confused

but if u have any luck let me know!! Very Happy
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PostPosted: 15:43 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: okay.. Reply with quote

yeh will do mate. if its not sparking you see it can only be a matter of a few things.

HT Coil,Ht Lead ,plug cap and or duff plug
CDI Unit bust
Knackered or damaged loom

your sayin you have replaced these bits from a running bike? well where they the correct parts for the non-running bike?

Ive stripped scooters, sold parts over ebay and everything and sometimes you can get a ht coil which fits perfect but it can have a number of different things like on a speedfight 50 LP model the CDI would fit the 50N model but wouldnt run with it or even start. If i was you id get yourself a new wiring harness and all the electrical bits up to the spark plug.

If it still doesnt go youve missed something out or done something wrong along the lines. When you say 'rewired wiring loom' that could be your answer.

On a last note, your bike isnt immobilised is it? cause they can cause no spark when they pack or or are tampered with.

cheers

ill have a go at covering it myself. Maybe a nice dark navy blue as opposed to boring black!
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PostPosted: 17:23 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Reply with quote

yeah i know its something silly i missed .... will have to start again from scratch one day ......

when i rewired it .... just mean i took off the loom, took off all the tape, resoldered joints checked for breaks etc, then retaped it.

the 2 bikes are identical, ones a 92 the other 93, so parts should be ok .. just really annoying ... i was a car mechanic myself so i know my way around, but electrics just isnt my thing .....

if anyone knows a mobile electrician in the essex area, who does motorbikes (extremely hard to find), i would really appreciate a phone number!

good luck with yours mate .......
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PostPosted: 18:26 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Reply with quote

Another thing to add to the list of "could be buggered" electrical bits.

The Magneto.

Goes suddenly without any warning.
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PostPosted: 18:59 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: yea Reply with quote

i think ill put my money on your loom is buggered by what your describing it sounds dodgy.

you guys are makin me paranoid cus my bike has no spark and i dont want to have the engine in bits Sad fr magneto , flywheele etc
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PostPosted: 19:27 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Reply with quote

Invest in a multi meter and test the resistance of the electrical bits.

Coils, leads, cdis are relatively soimple and have less things to go wrong with compared to the magneto.
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PostPosted: 21:15 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: Reply with quote

i also lost sparked on my bike that i used .... but found out by luck it was the ignition switch ....... which was weird .... because everything still worked i just had no spark, turned out to be a solder joint on the ignition switch!!

i tell ya .. these bikes can be devious!
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PostPosted: 23:12 - 06 Jul 2003    Post subject: lol Reply with quote

LOL, this is gonna be fun trying to find the problem.

So fr ive got to check

HT Lead
HT Coil
HT Cap
Spark Plug
CDI Unit
The whole loom for damage , dirty connections etc
and now the ignition switch wires?

anything else?

LOL

cheers!
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