Cagiva Mito conversion to 250 TZR

Cagiva Mito conversion to 250 TZR

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Caddyshack

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Sunday 30th April 2023
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Trial fitted some fairings off my 350 ypvs mito and I think I can get more fairing on this bike so will order some from Germany. These ones had a big cut out for the ypvs clutch and also for the pipes.

Caddyshack

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Friday 5th May 2023
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Twin Lectrons in. £1300 of carbs but I should save it back on dyno time.

Home made 1 in to 3 throttle cables (3rd one runs the oil pump)

Turn7

23,609 posts

221 months

Friday 5th May 2023
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Interesting carb choice....

Dont think Ive ever seen them on anything other than drag bike.

TGCOTF-dewey

5,158 posts

55 months

Friday 5th May 2023
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They're pretty popular in the US crosser and Enduro scene IIRC.

Caddyshack

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Friday 5th May 2023
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TGCOTF-dewey said:
They're pretty popular in the US crosser and Enduro scene IIRC.
Yes, very often used in the crosser world. I have used them on lots of 2 strokes and love the ease of dialling them in. Not used on a twin before but lectron have been doing a few ypvs350 with good results.

swanseaboydan

1,730 posts

163 months

Friday 5th May 2023
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Oooohhh - I can smell it from here !!
Lovely - let us know if you ever sell it !
Rode a load of 2 strokes in my 20s and 30s - even did a tour of Japan on an Rgv 250 which was bloody uncomfortable as a 6ft3 person !
I miss the smell, sound and powerband of these 2 strokes - the tzr engine is a cracker - excellent job mate

Turn7

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221 months

Friday 5th May 2023
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Caddyshack said:
TGCOTF-dewey said:
They're pretty popular in the US crosser and Enduro scene IIRC.
Yes, very often used in the crosser world. I have used them on lots of 2 strokes and love the ease of dialling them in. Not used on a twin before but lectron have been doing a few ypvs350 with good results.
Do they have a decent mid range crossover? and by that, I mean the kind of fuelling a road bike needs ?

I can see they would be fine for MX as thats pretty much open or shut, just curious as they fascinate me....


Caddyshack

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Turn7 said:
Caddyshack said:
TGCOTF-dewey said:
They're pretty popular in the US crosser and Enduro scene IIRC.
Yes, very often used in the crosser world. I have used them on lots of 2 strokes and love the ease of dialling them in. Not used on a twin before but lectron have been doing a few ypvs350 with good results.
Do they have a decent mid range crossover? and by that, I mean the kind of fuelling a road bike needs ?

I can see they would be fine for MX as thats pretty much open or shut, just curious as they fascinate me....
On my 125 Mito and 125 Aprilia they are much smoother than a normal carb. You actually lose a little of the power valve step but peak power was a tiny bit higher

Turn7

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221 months

Friday 5th May 2023
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Caddyshack said:
Turn7 said:
Caddyshack said:
TGCOTF-dewey said:
They're pretty popular in the US crosser and Enduro scene IIRC.
Yes, very often used in the crosser world. I have used them on lots of 2 strokes and love the ease of dialling them in. Not used on a twin before but lectron have been doing a few ypvs350 with good results.
Do they have a decent mid range crossover? and by that, I mean the kind of fuelling a road bike needs ?

I can see they would be fine for MX as thats pretty much open or shut, just curious as they fascinate me....
On my 125 Mito and 125 Aprilia they are much smoother than a normal carb. You actually lose a little of the power valve step but peak power was a tiny bit higher
Interesting, thanks.

Caddyshack

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swanseaboydan said:
Oooohhh - I can smell it from here !!
Lovely - let us know if you ever sell it !
Rode a load of 2 strokes in my 20s and 30s - even did a tour of Japan on an Rgv 250 which was bloody uncomfortable as a 6ft3 person !
I miss the smell, sound and powerband of these 2 strokes - the tzr engine is a cracker - excellent job mate
Glad you like it…it’s amazing how everyone loves a 2 stroke power band. The 250 should be well in the power between 9,500. and 12,500

swanseaboydan

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Friday 5th May 2023
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I rode a tdr 250 for a bit - same engine - unbeatable round town in its day

Turn7

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221 months

Friday 5th May 2023
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One of my most memorable rides was on a TZR250…

Loved strokers ever since

Caddyshack

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swanseaboydan said:
I rode a tdr 250 for a bit - same engine - unbeatable round town in its day
Many say that was the first of the supermoto style of bike.

swanseaboydan

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163 months

Saturday 6th May 2023
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Yes, they came with street tyres on from new I think

Google [bot]

6,682 posts

181 months

Saturday 6th May 2023
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They did. I still fancy one.

Sidecar Man

587 posts

61 months

Saturday 6th May 2023
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Here is some pictures of my 350 mito




Caddyshack

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Sidecar Man said:
Here is some pictures of my 350 mito



Nice work, are those yordy mounts? What pipes will you use?

Sidecar Man

587 posts

61 months

Saturday 6th May 2023
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Caddyshack said:
Nice work, are those yordy mounts? What pipes will you use?
No i made the mounts and a friend of mine made the pipes

Caddyshack

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Sidecar Man said:
Caddyshack said:
Nice work, are those yordy mounts? What pipes will you use?
No i made the mounts and a friend of mine made the pipes
Nice work!

I am really close to first fire up now.

Mr Miata

955 posts

50 months

Saturday 6th May 2023
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Ah blast for the past. Im amazed there’s some still on the road.

I remember being a kid in the late 90s and early 2000s and lusting over Ducati 996 and 998s. This was the closest we kids could get.

I wanted one of these or an Aprilia RS 125. The Suzuki RG 125 had just gone out of production by then.