2004 rm 125 mod

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mxer223
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2004 rm 125 mod

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I'm looking to pick this bike up soon, but the front brakes don't work. Worst case scenario, how much would it cost?
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Re: 2004 rm 125 mod

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Probaly it needs to be rebuild but that won't cost much
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Not the answer you're lookin for but I'd save a bit more money and get an yz 125 (2005 or newer) instead.. but that's just my opinion..
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Jester#132 wrote:Not the answer you're lookin for but I'd save a bit more money and get an yz 125 (2005 or newer) instead.. but that's just my opinion..
There aren't any even close. The newst one I've seen is a 1998.
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Re: 2004 rm 125 mod

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Worst case scenario, new everything (caliper, master cylinder, hose) about $250.

Why do you need me to tell you this? These prices are available for the public to see on many websites that sell OEM products. Motosport, Bike Bandit, etc.
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Well aren't you like 85d? You don't even use your front brakes.


Whats so special about this bike that you have to buy it? If the front brakes don't work, how does the rest of the bike work? Define "Mod"
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mxer223 wrote:
Jester#132 wrote:Not the answer you're lookin for but I'd save a bit more money and get an yz 125 (2005 or newer) instead.. but that's just my opinion..
There aren't any even close. The newst one I've seen is a 1998.

Hmm ok.. I dont know about buying used 'modded' bikes though, usually that means they've been rode hard and have had their best days, maybe just wait a little longer, look up some nearby dealers maybe.
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Jones221 wrote:Well aren't you like 85d? You don't even use your front brakes.


Whats so special about this bike that you have to buy it? If the front brakes don't work, how does the rest of the bike work? Define "Mod"
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Re: 2004 rm 125 mod

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Jones makes a good point. What's so special about a bike that doesn't have working front brakes? If the front brakes weren't maintained well enough to keep the operational how well was the rest of the bike maintained?

I've boiled the brake fluid in my master cylinders in the past, but I've never had a brake failure... Food for thought.
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