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    '81 SR250 "soft build" - Little Pete

    ... and Little Pete is SOLD. Thanks y'all.
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    '81 SR250 "soft build" - Little Pete

    DTT listing - http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=65944.new#new Craigslist listing - http://saltlakecity.craigslist.org/mcy/5021800572.html KSL listing - http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=34614038&cat=&lpid=&search=little%20pete&ad_cid=1 __________________ $1200 OBO - Salt Lake...
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    '81 SR250 "soft build" - Little Pete

    FOR SALE Little Pete is up for sale! Next post for details....
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    '81 SR250 "soft build" - Little Pete

    If you look at the wiring diagram, the lt blue wire is essentially a negative lead that runs through the neutral switch before grounding... and is also tied into the safety relay (as is the red/wht wire from the starter solenoid). I'm not positive why touching the lt blue wire to the ground...
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    Work / Shop Aprons / Tool Rolls

    John how's the business rollin'? I'm still itching for some SO saddlebags...
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    '81 SR250 "soft build" - Little Pete

    ^^^^^^^ Well fuck... that part is bullshit. You would definitely need diodes on those wires to keep the two circuits from crossing. LEDs don't take much juice, so I think just small cheapo diodes would do the trick... but that's about the extent of my knowledge with that shit. Or you can just...
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    '81 SR250 "soft build" - Little Pete

    Got your PM- sounds like it's the wiring for the indicator lights you're trying to figure out? I'll try to answer it here. Are you still using your stock wiring harness? The speedo has five lights (four indicators and a backlight), each with two wires, one (+) and one (-). All of the (+) need...
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    Xr250 street tracker

    I'm super stoked to see the finished product here...
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    '81 SR250 "soft build" - Little Pete

    One day winter will be over, and the fear of a broken leg will melt away with the snow.
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    '81 SR250 "soft build" - Little Pete

    shit, I don't even remember. I think it was just up a size each- but I can't recall numbers. I have it written down somewhere- I'll take a look for ya.
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    RD350 Brat/Cafe thing

    +1 - that thing looks like a total blast
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    '81 SR250 "soft build" - Little Pete

    Yup, between the filter and the exhaust I needed to go up a size
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    Know any sign painters or pinstripers in Salt Lake City?

    Thanks guys. Thats a great idea Yinz- Come to think of it, most ink shops have great hand painted signs out front too.
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    Know any sign painters or pinstripers in Salt Lake City?

    Looking for an honest fellow to do some hand lettering on my tank this winter. Know anyone?
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    '81 SR250 "soft build" - Little Pete

    Little Pete as he sits today... quite unhappy about the weather. Also, a few shots of my compact "shop space"...
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    Work / Shop Aprons / Tool Rolls

    Agreed. This snow is kind of a pain in the ass right now. Thought I'd send a few shots of my roll loaded up... you can really fit a ton of stuff in it, and the cinch really keeps it all together and compact nicely. Currently have 6 wrenches, vice grips, pilers, 13 sockets, ratchet...
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    Work / Shop Aprons / Tool Rolls

    LOVE this tool roll John! I got it loaded up yesterday and it fits my usual line-up quite nicely. This thing is bomb-proof. No more endless digging through my tool bag on the side of the road (not like I ever break down). Thanks John- the workmanship on this thing is great. Looking forward to...
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    '81 SR250 "soft build" - Little Pete

    Rmitch- love that hammered tank. Any more shots?
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    Another Yamaha SR250 (1981) cafe project

    Briefly touched on here… http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=37447.0 And a ton of info from honda twins here… http://www.hondatwins.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=14530
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    sr250, make the frame fit a nitroheads seat?

    ... from http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=33938.45
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