I want to do a model of my dirtbike.

[Corvette.Jeff]

When it comes to knowing what models there are out there im pretty much clueless, so im asking ya'll.

Heres my old beat up dirtbike that i have,

From what the previious owner said its an 87' yamaha yfz 350. Im not sure though, its alot faster than my terrapro 350.

Did anybody ever make a kit of this?

Thanks,Jeff

[85firebird]

Best bet is tamiya. Not sure if they have one that is exactly that model, but tamiya has a lot of model bikes you can check out.

[randx0]

I do not have a clue as to the larger scale stuff but in 1/25th scale all that is available are some seventies vintage dirt bikes.most recently available from revell in the desert rat a datsun pick up with a trailer and two yamaha again these are 70's dirt bikes so the most you could use would be the wheels maybe.there are some dirtbikes in diecast ,Zee company when I was a kid but I have know idea what company is producing them now. and hot wheels made a kawasaki dirt bike about 12 years ago I haven't seen it since.

[gray07]

I have this one it came with a truck i think 1/24-1/25 i know your probaly wanting a bigger one

[diymirage]

gotta love those vintage yamahas

i used to have a 75 yamaha RD250

it was given to me because it didnt run

took me almost 2 days to get her going again

kinda regret selling her

but i didnt have a endorsment back then

so i bought what i thought was a moped

turned out anything in michigan which has a manual gearbox is considered a motorcycle

so now i got my endorsment and this is what i scoot around town on

its a 1988 yamaha DT50LC

not bad for a 50 CC

lol

by the way, gray

if jeff declines the dirtbike id love to take it of your hands

[Corvette.Jeff]

That isnt my only vintage yamaha, i also have a 86' yamaha yfz 350 terrapro

IM lovin those "old" motorcycles

Edited January 22, 2010 by ThatOneEmoKid

[beefheart22]

Best bet is tamiya. Not sure if they have one that is exactly that model, but tamiya has a lot of model bikes you can check out.

Second that. Tamiya is your best bet.