Yamaha SR 250 - Metal Cargo Boxes 

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Was looking for an idea for my 125 dtmx, thanks bro

Because the text is allways on the one side. So if you have open at you side you have the text at the left side. Allways

* facepalms * this makes sense haha

+Joe Goes Moto yes they'll be black

nice! Your videos are making me miss my SR250 like crazy.

BMCO don't do it they look perfect as they are, I do have spent shell casings as nut covers though :)

+JUAN ANTONIO DIEGUEZ PALOMINO thanks for the comment, at first it comes to my mind to add some thermal insulation for your exhaust issue. Cheers!

+Nate 78 I can make one for you, just drop me a mail for more info, thanks

Yea can you tell us what you use for welding?

You don't install a SMG

Sporting Goods Stores that sell ammo sell them. Probably Amazon as well.

Mig-welding and Mig-welding. A Mig-welder feed wire from a spool, through the handle. It's actually MAG welding (Metal Active Gas welding). The "active" part is the acitve shielding gas contains a few percent of CO2 mixed with the otherwise inert (non-reactive) Argon gas. The CO2 reduce the molten metal so it doesn't oxidize. The MIG (Metal Inert Gas welding) uses only inert gas that flushes any/most oxygen away - a passive sheilding gas. There are Mig-welders with reductive flux material in the feed wire. Those do not need a sheilding gas. They can be used outside. There are some heavy duty mig welders with both flux inte the wire AND sheilding gas. Don't know why exactly but I used one to weld new teeth on an excavator. It was wonderful to work with. Expensive well-kept welding machines are just that. You can use mig-welding for aluminum, but aluminum craves much more current to melt, so not many spend the money needed on the level of welder required. Most use a TIG-welder for aluminum, stainless and other highly alloyed steels. The TIG is a lot more expensive. If you stick to steel, and do all you welding inside, you will do fine with a pretty cheap Mig-welder.

@@impalaSS65 informative. Thank you fpr your effort! Cheers

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