Yamaha TTR230

00-20
 
Shift Kits

a stock 1RH-18140-00-00 detent arm
 TTR-230 05-20
TT225 86-99
TTR225 99-04
XT225 94-07
 TW200 87-20
SHFT-ARM-Y1RH-CERAMIC
Hybrid Ceramic Microbearing
 $89.95
 REPLACES 1RH-18140-00  05-20

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Factory Pro Microbearing Shift Detent arm

Low friction CERAMIC balls and STEEL races

Decrease friction for quicker shifting.
Fewer missed shifts.
Helps prevent gear and fork damage caused by missed shifts.


Excellent for school bikes.

a stock 1RH-18140-00-00 detent arm
TTR-230 05-20
TT225 86-99
TTR225 99-04
XT225 94-07
TW200 87-20

SHFT-ARM-Y1RH-STEEL
Steel Microbearing arm
$69.95
REPLACES 1RH-18140-00  05-20

1. Choose your shipping method


2.



Factory Pro Microbearing Shift Detent arm
  
 Basic STEEL microbearing
Decrease friction for quicker shifting.
Fewer missed shifts.
Helps prevent gear and fork damage caused by missed shifts.

Excellent for school bikes.


TTR-230 05-20
TT225 86-99
TTR225 99-04
XT225 94-07
TW200 87-20

F-Pro Shift Spring
z95-y26539-0501
$49.95

REPLACES 90508-26539

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2.

 


F-Pro Shift Spring 

Slightly stronger shift spring for quicker, more secure shifts

Use with microbearing detent arm,
 

I read on humpertalk ( http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=650639 )

that you now have an adjustable fuel screw for the Yamaha TTR-125 but can't seem to find it on your website for ordering. 
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