In this episode of the RM125 build, the bike is finished off and started for the first time in a long time. For more content and behind the scenes photos and videos, check out: / officialg9garage
I prefer much more modern Kawasaki's, KTM and that sort of thing to the older ones, they look massively better... I specially love the Kawasaki KX 250F, but no money for it :(...
Indeed the only vibrant bikes I see to this day are Suzuki's ktm and husky. Honda abandoned there vibrant red too some time ago I see. Now it's only in type R cars from them. The old red on any of their 80 and 90s stuff had that same feel gotta admit.
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account? I was dumb lost my account password. I appreciate any tips you can give me.
Wow! You did an outstanding job restoring this beauty. I'd be willing to bet that it's worth some decent money, especially since it's a one-year bike. I always loved my RM125s from my 1985 (complete with the Full Floater system which performed incredibly smooth) all the way to my last one which was a 2002 model. I swear all I had to do was just think about cornering and the bike would do it for me. Unfortunately a spinal injury ended my hopes of winning the 30+ B class championship and the bike went to my son who decided to give it a very interesting face-lift. 😳
Awesome!..I had a 91 RM125 back in 92...my neighbor got the 92 when it came out with the safari seat and colorful decals..I remember freaking out about how much faster it was compared to my friends 88 YZ125...lol...compared to the power of these new 4 strokes...the old bikes seem like snails now...its unbelievable..but they still look rad!
I am French, I am 18 years old and I have recently buy the same bike, 125 RM 1992, this is my first bike and I must admit that it is really great. I stumbled upon your videos, and I must say that the work done is extraordinary! What a pleasure to see people like you give a second life to such beautiful gear, I would like to be able to do the same with mine, maybe the time, I hope, will allow me .. While waiting for new videos, I wish you a lot of courage for the future, and thank you very much for the pleasure you gave me through its 7 restoration videos. Big braap to you from France bro ✌
Was not expecting the finale this vid. Looks great. Awesome job. The answer set up was a great find. My 1990 CR125 is taking awhile with all the home reno's gobbling up my time. Hope to have it done by the end of august. Looking forward to your next project.
Can’t beat the older bikes,I went out and got a 2016 wr450f and sold it one year later,just didn’t give me the buzz the 2 stroke bikes did back in the day,I’m in the market for a 2 stroke again,just still working on the wife to let me spend the money.
Well done mate. I had a new 90 and then a new 95 at the time. Watching this brought back all the memories of the little things that had gone when doing maintenance etc. Both bikes were very similar but the 95 was a step towards the modern riding position. Wish I still had the 95, it would be good enough at club level now with a few trick bits. Riding modern four strokes now. Will watch out for the first ride video!
I'm getting a 1990 rm 125 from a coworker shes in bad shape but by next summer should be pretty again thanks for the videos gonna use alot of your techniques
I had bought this bike new in the spring of 92' the only diff was the RM stickers were metallic blue and on the swing arm. but the seat was the same.. bike was fast and smooth.. had to stay in the powerband :)
Cole Trick trx250r is cooler than the 250r three wheeler. It’s much faster in the dunes and if you bore it to 330 nothing can beat it. You can make some money off of drag races in the dunes. Also, it’s smart to get the 1986 model because it had the strongest frame. The trx250r just looks cosmetically pleasing also.
It's one bad ass Suzuki sounds awesome great looking bike awesome graphics keep the great work up I have a 97 rm 250 full rebuild on motor and other parts but not a nice as what you have keep the great work up Michael Holden out of north Carolina said that
Do you have any feedback on how this bike handles with the with the rmz front end? Doing a similar conversion to my 95. Any info would really help. Maybe a post-build review would be good content for a future video. Thanks
Hey mate, on the 83’ KX80 I just restored there is a dual exhaust tipped silencer. After lots of research I’ve worked out that’s it’s from the company ‘Eliminator’ they sold parts in Aus. I can’t find anything about the company anywhere online. The bike also had a front late from them. Have you heard of them?
Hello. I have a 125 rm 1992 in good condition. What the front Forks and triple clamps on your bike? Your job is really amazing. Thnks for watching my answer.
Nice built want to do my own rm 125 Have you ever heard of the kx 125 with full body around the motor never found the kit online but maybe a cool project
This machine looks amazing. I recently bought one myself to restore. The graphics kit looks so good, does anyone have any idea where i can find the graphics?
@@G9Garage I've always liked my silencers behind the number plate, it's taken me up to this long to get used to some of these 4ts silencers these days, namely the kx450. The silencer itself is very cool, but it just sticks out too far. Lol. Btw, I had that rm125, but it definitely did not look or run that good!
I miss the neon 90's, the bikes from that era had character.
yeah dude now you look at a new bike and its boring no cool graphics the 2 stroke is almost gone just generic boring 4 stroke in black or white sad :(
I prefer much more modern Kawasaki's, KTM and that sort of thing to the older ones, they look massively better... I specially love the Kawasaki KX 250F, but no money for it :(...
Indeed the only vibrant bikes I see to this day are Suzuki's ktm and husky. Honda abandoned there vibrant red too some time ago I see. Now it's only in type R cars from them. The old red on any of their 80 and 90s stuff had that same feel gotta admit.
The only good 2-stroke left is the 300xc in my opinion.
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account?
I was dumb lost my account password. I appreciate any tips you can give me.
I just got myself a 1990 rm125 tecnosel fully rebuilt! This looks great!
Now we need the 90s rm80 build
Wow! You did an outstanding job restoring this beauty. I'd be willing to bet that it's worth some decent money, especially since it's a one-year bike. I always loved my RM125s from my 1985 (complete with the Full Floater system which performed incredibly smooth) all the way to my last one which was a 2002 model. I swear all I had to do was just think about cornering and the bike would do it for me. Unfortunately a spinal injury ended my hopes of winning the 30+ B class championship and the bike went to my son who decided to give it a very interesting face-lift. 😳
this is one of my dream bikes, especially this '92 model. awesome work!
For the love of anything that is good and decent. Please do not stop making videos of these builds. So amazing to watch man
The last bike I had was a 93 RM125. I absolutely loved that bike. Just hearing you twist the throttle on that thing makes me want to ride again.
Awesome!..I had a 91 RM125 back in 92...my neighbor got the 92 when it came out with the safari seat and colorful decals..I remember freaking out about how much faster it was compared to my friends 88 YZ125...lol...compared to the power of these new 4 strokes...the old bikes seem like snails now...its unbelievable..but they still look rad!
You just know it's gonna be a good video when it starts with "g'day". Aussies are always great
I am French, I am 18 years old and I have recently buy the same bike, 125 RM 1992, this is my first bike and I must admit that it is really great. I stumbled upon your videos, and I must say that the work done is extraordinary! What a pleasure to see people like you give a second life to such beautiful gear, I would like to be able to do the same with mine, maybe the time, I hope, will allow me .. While waiting for new videos, I wish you a lot of courage for the future, and thank you very much for the pleasure you gave me through its 7 restoration videos. Big braap to you from France bro ✌
Would rather have this bike than a new one honestly
buy one then???????
Was not expecting the finale this vid. Looks great. Awesome job. The answer set up was a great find. My 1990 CR125 is taking awhile with all the home reno's gobbling up my time. Hope to have it done by the end of august. Looking forward to your next project.
I wish people would cherish these old bikes everybody just wants the new but the old is fast and looks like some beauties
This is awe inspiring, i am currently restoring an old 70's moped and I came across your videos. Fantastic work, seriously.
Love these bikes! I recently built a 94 RM 125 and it has a few NOS performance parts that I found. Really fun stuff!
Can’t beat the older bikes,I went out and got a 2016 wr450f and sold it one year later,just didn’t give me the buzz the 2 stroke bikes did back in the day,I’m in the market for a 2 stroke again,just still working on the wife to let me spend the money.
Well done mate. I had a new 90 and then a new 95 at the time. Watching this brought back all the memories of the little things that had gone when doing maintenance etc. Both bikes were very similar but the 95 was a step towards the modern riding position. Wish I still had the 95, it would be good enough at club level now with a few trick bits. Riding modern four strokes now. Will watch out for the first ride video!
Looks good, nothing wrong with bringing an old school bike back to life✊🏻
I'm getting a 1990 rm 125 from a coworker shes in bad shape but by next summer should be pretty again thanks for the videos gonna use alot of your techniques
Alumite bars and muffler...Answer were pretty good back then brings back memories..great job mate
Sharp looking retro. Im currently redoing a 98 125.
Sweet bike I bet it will rip,sounds really good..respect to the builder
Just spent ny Saturday morning watching this build from start to finish. Bike turned out amazing great job on the build look forwad to more.
I had bought this bike new in the spring of 92' the only diff was the RM stickers were metallic blue and on the swing arm. but the seat was the same.. bike was fast and smooth.. had to stay in the powerband :)
Maybe you should try yamaha banshee up next? 😏
aistizforit ... hek ya a banshee or a Honda 250r three wheeler
That'll be awesome
@@coletrick8748 tri z or a tecate would be sick too
Cole Trick trx250r is cooler than the 250r three wheeler. It’s much faster in the dunes and if you bore it to 330 nothing can beat it. You can make some money off of drag races in the dunes. Also, it’s smart to get the 1986 model because it had the strongest frame. The trx250r just looks cosmetically pleasing also.
@@splashdog8704 it's all a matter of opinion, some people just like the death traps more 😂
You doing anymore videos. Yours were the best dirt bike restoration vids anywhere.
Your videos are inspirational. Great work, hope to see many more!
pure magic.. .this was my first dirtbike
New sub, awesome resto I’m doin an 84 rm80 same bike I had as a kid
alex henderson I’m doing a 97’ rm125
Awesome work mate, great attention to detail, love the videos. Thanks
Love your work mate. Made me restore a 1979 tf185 suzuki.
It's one bad ass Suzuki sounds awesome great looking bike awesome graphics keep the great work up I have a 97 rm 250 full rebuild on motor and other parts but not a nice as what you have keep the great work up Michael Holden out of north Carolina said that
It's a sin that you don't have more subscribers...keep up the excellent work!
Absolutely brilliant mate. Bike looks mint! Camerawork spot on. Can’t wait for the next build.
Back when they made plastics bad ass not all pointy everywhere.
Sweet bike. I chose the same graphics for my 91 250. I have the tank graphics and a yellow/pink seat
Do you have any feedback on how this bike handles with the with the rmz front end? Doing a similar conversion to my 95. Any info would really help. Maybe a post-build review would be good content for a future video. Thanks
I wish I got a RM but it’s always been Yamaha for me , my mate had one like that slingshot
what a great build again.i love that era mx bikes
Another great build finnished, thank you for documenting them. Do you have any ideas for the next build what it will be if it will be?
Are you gonna grace us with another build dude your work is amazing👌
Killer, you couldn't have done a better job bro, well done.
Bloody awesome mate, impeccable attention to detail!
Just loveing them 90s graphics good job as you always do G 9 garage keep the video's comeing m8
Hey mate, on the 83’ KX80 I just restored there is a dual exhaust tipped silencer. After lots of research I’ve worked out that’s it’s from the company ‘Eliminator’ they sold parts in Aus. I can’t find anything about the company anywhere online. The bike also had a front late from them. Have you heard of them?
Hey mate never heard of them but it sounds like an interesting part!
A great finish to another classic it's great to see these bikes being rebuilt, keep up the good work, what's next 🤔 ?
Man I had one too!! Brings back some great memories great build bro
Wow beautifully done hope my cr250 comes out half as nice as your RM. Nice job can't wait to see it in motion
Thank you for this video, congratulations!!!!!
This thing sounds pretty dang good.
you are the specialist of rms
Congrats on another outstanding project bike, it turned out an absolute minter 👌🏼❤️
Great job mate bike looks fantastic I'm currently building a 2003 RM125 and hoping for a similar result .
are you still building bikes, would love to see some more. Your the best in the game
Hello. I have a 125 rm 1992 in good condition.
What the front Forks and triple clamps on your bike? Your job is really amazing.
Thnks for watching my answer.
Lovely bike, top build well done 👍🏻
Great Video, thanks for the update!
I am josema of @revivetumoto.
I have not words for describe your work.😲😲
It is very very pretty. 👌👌
I love your bike. 😍
Good job🔝🛠
Best regard👋
Beautiful build
Awesome bike man...👏
Greetings from Costa Rica.
Hope to see the Yamaha WR500 proyect some day...
Sweet job on an awesome classic.
Looks awesome!
Another amazing video, can’t wait for the next build, this RM is spot on!
Nice built want to do my own rm 125
Have you ever heard of the kx 125 with full body around the motor never found the kit online but maybe a cool project
Thibo I believe they were called a rino kit? Or something like that , was a fad that didn’t hang around long in the 90s
This is a ig post about it i think it looks realy cool
images.app.goo.gl/a2ykACbd62kSZRgp9
Wasn’t the original decal color, but it looks better with the green. Great job on the build. Next do an rm80 from either 91 or 92
It’s a thing of beauty mate.
GREAT JOB! You Inspired me to try do the same this winter whit my RM 93 250 2t
Those splattery factory graphics! What were they thinking in the 90's.the riding gear companies were pumping out the same look, too.
Cool bike, great job 🙂
The old RMs were the best looking bikes. Still the RMZs are beautiful
Excellent job!
Great build. Gratz!
The best TH-cam bike resto video's hand down! Please do a resto on a KDX200H if possible.... :)
You do great work!
Great job felt like a life time waiting for this video haha
Looks and sounds amazing.
Awesome rebuild!!!!
Mate this bike is f$&king awesome I love the the custom decals 😍unreal bike !
Great video and Great bike! I am restoring an 92 RM80, any advice for cleaning up really dirty hubs and brake rotors? Thank you in advance!
Brake rotors are hard to make look new again.
Great job! 👍 Congratulations...
This machine looks amazing. I recently bought one myself to restore. The graphics kit looks so good, does anyone have any idea where i can find the graphics?
Mate, you are good!
Wow what a cool bike
Great video and motivation I have exactly the same bike at home 😊
Beautiful bike👍
Awesome job man! 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Nice build, just need to swap those crap rubber brake lines for braided ones they make a world of difference 😉
sick bike !
Looks great
Very nice job 🤩
Impresionante el trabajo 👍like amigo
Where did you get that shock?? I’m also building a 92 RM125 and would Lovett put that on my bike.
I want this sick bike ♥️
All of these retro after market parts your putting on your bike is the same stuff I’m taking off of my bike lol. Nice build though :)
I dig it all except for the silencer. Awesome bike though, looks great!
Come on man the silencer is the coolest part! 😁
@@G9Garage
I've always liked my silencers behind the number plate, it's taken me up to this long to get used to some of these 4ts silencers these days, namely the kx450. The silencer itself is very cool, but it just sticks out too far. Lol. Btw, I had that rm125, but it definitely did not look or run that good!
Well done once again... next one maybe a Yamaha ? 🤞
I'm currently rebuilding a 1994 YZ250 and bought many new genuine Yamaha parts. It will be finished in its stock condition soon and look brand new.
I love this channel, what's the next project
I had one that got me to place 6th in Michigan for 125B, after I was done with it the next guy parted it out.
where do you buy this sticker kit
I bet that smells so GOOD!!!!
Mmmmm castor oil two stroke