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Nice tips - I'll get the thing on the road and make more changes as I go. Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

That's the two stroke oil line. The LS3 keeps the two stroke in a seperate oil tank. I still need to decide if I run pre mix or hook back up to a two stroke tank Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

It's been a long time but I've nearly completed the build. Just need to add some 6V bulbs and a new flasher relay and I'm good to go. Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

Hi Guys, Live in the Macedon Rangers (VIC) and have just started turning an old 1972 Yamaha LS3 in to a tracker. Hoping to have it back as a rolling frame in the next few weeks check it here: http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=64788.0

More progress has been made I've started the final spray on the frame. The first top coat has been applied and it's looking ok so far. my garage is looking like a butchers for bike parts.

No problems I look forward to seeing your progress.

Have been busy stripping the bike down here a few pictures of the bike in different stages. Frame is back to bare metal - ready to be powder coated Engine has peen polished and repainted head speedo has been cleaned and polished rims are ready to be powered coated hopefully it will be back...

Re: Gentlemen's CB250 Brat Tracker have you started a build thread on this little rocket?

Hi All, I have always wanted to do a custom build but never knew where to start. Recently found a 1972 Yamaha LS3 really cheap and thought it would be the perfect bike to do my first build on. The vision is to turn this in to a street tracker on the cheap and learn lots along the way...

just picked myself up the same little bike, love what you have done so far. its been a while since your last update have you made in any more progress on the LS3