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Help Megelli 250r year model

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    Hi guys new to the forum,i have a megelli 250r i got for next to nothing and in the process of fixing it up for my lams bike i was hoping someone can help me identify the year model i believe its a 2010 but not sure.I know its a **** bike and all that so you can save your breath thanks. 076542f188f8af9453b1a3bdac5dc58b.jpg f4d832979b150c947268a2c77c75dcf1.jpg 0b83f2abb406224503d330b07fa5bf91.jpg
     
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    Just from what iv read they seem to have alot of problems and the parts are hard to find.cant really judge myself is the only road bike i have ridden.
     
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    I have googled this sticker and came up with 2012 still not 100% sure. how different could the parts vary across the models i have contacted sinh at motorsportimportors to get service parts most importantly a rear brake rotor. f1479e81c2c0ef83b8fd8c8574791f15.jpg
     
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    There should be a compliance plate with the frame number , that should have the year on it
     
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    Its a 2010 liquid cooled managed to find a 2011 wrecking do you think rotors from 2011 will fit the 2010 i really cant see why they would not

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    Anybody know the correct postion for the fuel tap when its in the position shown in the photo it runs but is hard to start when its in the upright position i get fuel leaking from the carby thanks d0013540fe45f834a76a12188cb84f65.jpg
     
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    Is it leaking from the overflow tube on the bottom of the fuel bowl ?
    If so the needle and seat might be leaking, or have dirt etc in it causing it to overflow out the carby

    The fuel hose may have been shortened due to it leaking and they had to turn the fuel tap the other way?


    Fuel tap look's like a generic china pit bike tap, straight down is on and to the side is off (like in your picture)
    There are some tap's that style with a reserve option too

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    originally when the bikes were imported they had a vacuum operated fuel tap.the importer replaced them with a simple on /off due to problems and blanked off the vacuum tube. buy a cheap chinese tap and clean the carby and all should be well.
     
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    Any body know where you can get custom rotors made online cant find a new one anywhere im all out of ideas 559fec1d3aa41bdbc08ac83c169ccb34.jpg
     
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    Yes it is does need a clean i will also change the tap to a better one

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    I have started painting it in graphite sliver wrap i wanted matte grey but looks alright 2 of my neighbors thought it was a ducati a168147397a9ee711a3e5cc4c361652d.jpg 721cdc6037649f043b293e2e131ab5ec.jpg dcf95b284f869467e5d4c2f123100e3d.jpg 467a82341edb3e773c94ccbdf4fc7c88.jpg c2f2e8adfa1d5329b63eb54b3efc0fd6.jpg b73819a008e025456040bf584a1c3968.jpg 5929cd5db6b139a3e1a0338db201a9af.jpg 5da6edde0722e48daebf05e7eba518bd.jpg
     
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