Suzuki Rv125 Fully restored

[@Christophenormand]

Très belle, du beau travail avec beaucoup de chromes

[@aderyan4504]

WOW !!!!!!!! That is truly fantastic.

[@Smash214]

Extremely impressive work. I'm in the process of restoring a 1974 RV125 myself. I'm from UK but now in Canada. I'm having difficulty sourcing parts. I have managed to get quite a lot from ebay; however, I hit a wall with tires and rear shocks. Could you recommend a source or sources for these parts and RV parts in general. Or, are other Suzuki shocks interchangable with the RV? Cheers.

[@tallscreen59]

Hi, thanks for the comment. I'm struggling for tyres myself right now. I search Ebay and other places constantly for all sorts of parts, and especially tyres. I restore all of the original Suzuki shock and haven't ever bought after market ones before. However they are readily available from most motorcycle accessory shops.

[@trentonschoonover766]

I spoke with you via email a while back on the spacer thickness for installing a rear rim to a front hub and for the life of me I can't find the info again. Do you know the thickness off hand?

[@markgoddard151]

Hi how much is this chap great work

[@tallscreen59]

This one is now sold. I will have another ready for sale in about 6 weeks. If you want to know more, please contact me on; [e-mail] Thanks.

[@deancarpenter1575]

why allen bolts ?? was,nt the originals phillip screws ??

[@tallscreen59]

I've tried zinc plating all the old fixings but its hit it miss if they turn out good enough, so instead I now use all stainless steel wherever I can.

[@markgoddard151]

Let me know price please

[@tallscreen59]

This bike is now up for sale again by the new owner. He's asking £4k for it. It's still in totally mint condition just as he received it from me a few months ago. If you are interested his name and number is Oliver 07877 387039.