All 2st Please post pictures of your 2 stroke bikes.

SXF Fender on woohoo

Nice fender. Who makes the adapter bracket?

Haha well that pointy one is well-knackered. I still have a birdman beak on the 449 anyway
The adapter is made by Flatland Racing. Got it from Slavens. Mr Slavens hinself emailed me when I ordered it and was like "I dont think this will fit your Husqvarna. Do you still want me to send it?" Hahaha. Good guy right there!
It requires a slight mod. Had to drill a center hole so it mounts by 3 bolt rather than 4 but its very sturdy. The bracket is thick! Drilled and tapped a hole in the middle of the lower triple and then drilled the 3rd hole as described in the Flatland bracket. Countersunk the drilled hole and boom...some loctite and shes on there nice and solid. Im waitin on Mr Postman to bring me the 2014 SXF number plate. The kit also gives you an adapter piece for the number plate to mount to the top triple.
This kit is designed for earlier model KTMs to run the late model SXF fender and number plate or headlight-couple different kits for each application.

Not sure if I posted these up before but some simple mods I did to the 300 when I first bought it.
Elbow from a KTM (yes lol) installed in the stator cover with a hose running up to the airbox. Silicone sealed the bottom rectangular vent on the cover as well.
Always got extra chain links laying around. Theyre great for anchor points for safety wire.

Hope everybody has an awesome 2014!

hey gots_a_sol(or anybody else for that matter) is that the ims tank on ya 165? do they fit the 13 wr125s & how much do they hold? looks good with clear tank.

Yes, IMS tank on my bike. I'm not sure if it fits the '13 bikes or not, would need input from the more knowledgeable folks around here.

Mine holds ~2.9 gal

Over the past 5 years, I've moved from the S-12 to M-12 to the Pirelli XMS and now the Bridgestone M59. The M59 is hands down the best tire I've ever run. It can do it all and it hold up longer than most.

My first go at a DIY skidplate...cardboard mock up, cut, weld, paint...planned on using aluminum but wasn't able to source them. So had it made with a 1.3mm thick sheet metal that I had laying around...Maybe a second (aluminum) version will come up later on

Had a pic frame app save the multiple shots. Beats uploading 3 files

Awesome job! I would just suggest-from what ive seen on my skidplate, is that you countersink some holes and put flat headed bolts on the bottom so they dont catch on stuff and/or get broken or snapped off.

You're right! But I only had these or a philips head screw. The Phillips head is flush but I was worried about not heing able to tighten it enough. Will definitely look into flat headed bolts

Sure is a lot of angles going on there.

Graphics are next on the list... Will cut up some of those ugly angles

Luv the blue & white.