Husky 1988 125 Stator replacement/bypass
  • I am new to dirt biking and have bought a fixer upper. It is a Husky 1988 125. My delima is that it is missing the ignition and flywheel (and anything else that might be in there as I am just learning the lingo). I do still have what I call the coil. I assume something was bad so a previous owner took it appart and never put any of it back. I haven't had any luck finding a used set up and I am not wanting to spend the 400-500 I was quoted to buy an aftermarket set up.

    My biggest reason for not wanting to spend that amount of money is that I am not sure if there are other problems or not.

    So my questions, is there a way to bypass this system so that I can get the bike running to decide if it is worth putting the money into?

    Are there some other used stator systems that are close enough that I could make adapters and make them work(I have a number of precision metal working tools)?

    Does anyone know what the output of the stock stator was, for what I have been reading is that most are ac current but I haven't found any other specific ratings?

    If none of the above, does anyone need any parts from a 88 husky? :)
  • RM-rider20RM-rider20
    Posts: 1,001
    try cheapcycleparts.com. they might have what you are looking for in oem. if not try bikebandit.com
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  • pdk_6589pdk_6589
    Posts: 619
    Try ebay. Those parts will be expensive unless you can find them used.
    1999 RM250 (SOLD)
    2009 KTM 300XC-W
    2005 Kawasaki Z1000
  • expence
    Posts: 5
    i have a 1986 cagiva 125 I have just replaced the stator and I was woundering if anyone could tell me where I can find out what the timing for installing the stator should be or if theres a way I can look at how its suposed to go on because I cant get it to start

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