TC250 flywheel weight

Hi does anyone know where to source a flywheel weight for a 2010 tc250? I checked the steahly website but they didnt have one. Would a flywheel off a similar year te250 or 310 be an option?

I am in the midst of adding weight to my 08 tc510. I am not sure but your 250 i think has the same bottom end. I looked around and could not find one. I think the reason is that there is no room for a standard bolt on one. I took a look at mine and am going to make one that goes on the back of the flywheel. Looks like there is some room there but not sure how it will mount yet until i get the flyweel off and have a look. I can update if interested.

Dunno if this helps but for the ktm/ new huskies they put a weight on the clutch side instead. Not sure if that side case has room or can get spaced out.

Also possible that an aftermarket side cover (like boysen or rekluse) has more room in it to begin with if done on that side.

Thanks for tips guys. Would be interested to see pics of what you come up with Flash. Will you use a lathe?

Yes i have machining equipment. I will post some pictures when i get there.

Willing to pay you to machine one for me but i guess youd need dimensions and tap thread to fit. If it even clears the coverb as NH-JP mentioned might need rekluse cover or something with more room

https://www.ktmandhusky.com/clutch-weights-for-ktm-husqvarna
In case it helps for reference, or maybe you could order a blank from them and drill based on your needs.

I am not putting anything on the clutch side. I am going to pull the flywheel and make something to put on the back of it. It looks like there is at least 1/4 inch maybe half and inch behind the flywheel before it touches the timing chain sprocket. May hve to drill some holes in the back of the flywheel for mounting of the weight. I will see when i get the flywheel off. I am going to aim for around 10oz maybe 11...

Sounds good. Good luck!

Any update on this? I am not able to find an aftermarket flywheel for my 2012 TE250.