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  1. Blaner

    Frame cutting for right bend WR200R Pipe

    I am probably going to have to cut me frame to accommodate the right bend pipe for my WR200R motor swap. Does anyone have any photos of frame mods to accommodate a right bend pipe? Much appreciated!
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    Clutch Plate Stack Height

    Hi guys, anyone with intel on the clutch plate stack height? Total thickness of all plates together? I gather its around 28mm, but trying to determine the extent of wear on mine.
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    Clutch Kit Options

    Good day chaps. Been a while since ive dabbled in "forum-ing" Still feels like home with some familiar faces still floating around. For those of you that recal, I have a WR200 3XP motor i am busy reconstructing, the project has been on ice for a long time, with the business of twins arriving...
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    Project WR

    Project WR Right, last year, I got my hands on a WR200 motor. Now some of you may be thinking, “Err, doesn’t he mean the DT?” Indeed I don’t, Yamaha did in fact manufacture a WR200 between 1991 and 1995 or so. So what’s special about it and how is it different to the DT? Well think of it as...
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    New Custom YFZ450 Linkage Swingarm Design

    I have been quiet for some time, and contrary to popular belief, I have not given up on the good ol blaster, but instead have spent many hours finding ways to better the machine. Many a late night and cups of coffee have passed to bring you a new creation!!! as some of you may recall...
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    Kosi Bay

    Hi guys! well ive put the WR200 transplant on ice for a few months while I prepare for a holiday to one of Africa's gems. My wife and I and 2 buddies are going up to Kosi Bay, on the South African border with Mozambique. The area consists of 4 inter-leading lakes, the top one being fresh water...
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    Got a WR200 Motor

    Hi Guys, its been a few months again, sort of got fed up after I snapped my rear shock, that was after I snapped my swingarm...so I had a bad run and the bikes been parked since. I retreated to build up my enthusiasm again... Joy of Joys, im as keen as ever to get my bike rolling again. What...
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    Rear Suspension woes...

    As many of you know, I recently bust my swingarm. I needed the bike again in a few weeks, so I did a "patch up" job reinforcing it with flat bar and angle iron after I pulled in straight and lined everything up again. The enduro was going well, one of the best I had ever done until about...
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    New Swingarm Design

    Hi guys, well as some of you know I had an incident with snapping my swingarm, I have since done a repair job, which worked quite well, but then proceeded to snap the back shock, I think it took some damage when the swinger broke. Pics of that later, Anyway, I have been busy doing some designs...
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    Cape Town, South Africa

    As promised, some pics of our Cape Town visit. the "civilized" corner of Africa ;) The Old Biscuit Mill, including some funky mushrooms... The V&A Waterfront Two Oceans Aquarium Bloubergstrand - Your Iconic Table Mountain view
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    Transkei Wildcoast, South Africa.

    Hi guys, well some you may know I was busy prepping up for a ride which we did last weekend. Here are some pics of what went down, and up, and over and upside down... Here we crossed the Kei River on the Ferry. We started riding right from the landing point. We were a group of 9, 7 riders...
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    Broken Swingarm!

    Well guys, I must admit I under estimated the punishment that my bike has to endure... A few years ago, after breaking my standard swingarm, I built my own swinger. Thinking it was rock solid, it too finally gave way... Turns out the leverage and twisting force applied to the swingarm...
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    Zambia 2014 expedition

    Hi guys, well while this has nothing to do with blasters, I thought some of you may be interested in seeing what ive been up to. I work for a geotechnical engineering consultancy and material testing laboratory, we do field investigations looking at the soil and rock conditions required for...
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    The REAL South Africa

    I know a lot of you are not even really sure exactly South Africa is, or perhaps you have heard about Nelson Mandela and apartheid and blah blah blah, to be honest, as interesting as our history is and as depressing our current political state is, we love it here! Here are just a few pics why...
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    Blaners Blaster awakes from slumber!

    Well its been a couple years since I really got stuck into my bike, in the meantime I have fitted an LED tail light and a FactoryFX seat cover. With our bunch of riding partners all being at resource and time consuming times of their lives (including me) we have had to sit tight and get the...
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    Fitting Blaster through gate

    Im sitting with a mild predicament. I would like to keep my blaster to my place (currently with my folks) but to do so would mean squeezing it through a garden pedestrian gate which links the house to a garden partition precast wall, which is way to narrow. My bike is about 1.5m wide (will...
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    YFZ450 Heel guards and pegs

    Hi guys, its been a while! The blaster has been ticking over in the garage while life has been happening for the last year or so. The time has come for another 2 day trip through the heart of Africa and I need to start swinging spanners! I have ordered some new balljoints which should arrive...
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    Amazing "that never happened" crash

    Well, this guy is pretty resilient! Martijn Krabbé op de Quad - YouTube
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    What to do next?

    i guys, just a casual question: I have a not so bad a problem! I dont know what to do next to my blaster! It is as stated in my sig and is going well with no hassle. Now that I have a bit of income, I can finally get a few goodies, but I really dont know where to start! Long term goal is...
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    Employed!!

    Well thought id drop you all a line and fill you in on the latest with me! I just started a job as a geologist for a geotechnical services company called Control Civil Services (CCS) and spent the whole day reading standards and report structure documents..boring as anything but its a start...