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Can anyone identify this rotor assembly please?

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It came from the US with a load of RD400 parts. It clearly isn't for a RD400 and might not even be for a Yamaha!

Looks like an advance mechanism on the inside?

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Probably an early DT175 like "74 A model without researching.
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DT175 twinshock, not sure the exact year.
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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic Can anyone identify this rotor assembly please?

Thanks chaps, this gives me a decent starting point.
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I believe the round holes indicate it’s for a CDI ignition.

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1970 DT1-C (MONICA)
1972 AT2M (ZIFFLE)
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1971 DT1E (GINA)
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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic Can anyone identify this rotor assembly please?

Thanks Asco.

I couldn't find anything for a twin shock DT175 and was wondering if the pair of spring mechanisms on the inside mean that it's for a twin cylinder bike?
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Alan, I'm gonna guess at an XR80
abmotorsports.ca/products/7736-flywheel-rotor-7736
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Yamaha CT1-B The Greenie
Yamaha CT1-B The Doppelgänger
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Yamaha AT1-C
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Well there ya go then. Too smart for my own good. I hadn't taken notice of the double acting spring arms & jumped straight in 'knowing it all' haha. Always things to learn. & top marks to PETE-RT1 looking at the link.
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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic Can anyone identify this rotor assembly please?

Thanks Pete, that looks spot on. 

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I would also appear to have the stator and coil.

Amazing what turns up in a job lot of RD400 parts - there was also a Honda CB450K/750K brake caliper and a Honda 400/4 petrol cap!

Thanks again to all who responded. 
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Replied by yamahahaha on topic Can anyone identify this rotor assembly please?

XR75 /   XR80

1977-1991

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