2strokeYardSale
11-10-2007, 10:21 PM
2002 Honda CR250
Green sticker legal, CA title, one owner, purchased new in 2003, Senior-owned by former AMA District 36 racer, never raced, only 60 hours total!
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2216/2114173710_f6099ff15d.jpg
Needs nothing but careful break-in of its new top end ... this bike is still on its original brake pads and has been through only one and a half rear tires
Newly installed with 0 hours/0 miles: Wiseco piston/rings/pin, Honda wrist pin bearing, PV shaft seal, Cometic high compression gasket kit, bead blasted power valves, piston clearance is .0015" (Wiseco minimum), squish clearance is 1.45 mm (better than sloppy stock squish)
Newly installed with 0 hours/0 miles: Regina gold o-ring chain, 13T front sprocket, 51T aluminum rear sprocket
Newly installed with 0 hours/0 miles: Dunlop 739 front tire, 756 rear tire, with Dunlop tubes
Newly installed with 0 hours/0 miles: Boyesen clutch cover
Newly installed with 0 hours/0 miles: Acerbis bodywork kit (red fenders and radiator shrouds, white side panels)
New fork oil, New silencer packing
Air box seal kit, V-Force reed cage, steel clutch plates, quiet FMF "Q" turbine spark arrestor silencer, brake pedal saver cable, Utah Sport Cycle bash plate, Works Connection radiator braces, Renthal bars and grips, fork SealSavers, FastWay sprocket spacer
Always premixed with Motul 800 2T (usually with race fuel, sometimes a mix of race fuel/pump gas), transmission oil changed frequently with Bel-Ray GearSaver, air filters oiled with No-Toil and changed frequently
Chassis fully disassembled when new and all bearings lubed, low hours since linkage bearings were last lubed
Never power washed, never ridden in sand dunes or salt water or at Clear Creek
Trail damage: dinged rear wheel, dinged pipe, squashed radiator, rad louvres removed, rear disk guard removed, no leaks, no problems, rode straight and stable at over 79 mph on last ride
Turns great, very light, compliant suspension, slow single track or fast whoops, ripping motor, awesome throttle response, starts easily, bulletproof, great brakes, quiet, smokeless
2002 through 2007 the CR250 got only minor changes so getting a newer one gets you nothing but a red sticker instead of green
Selling to divest myself of products of the evil empire of Honda (great bikes, bad company trying force four-stroke shitpiles down our throats)
I really want to return this green-sticker-forever bike to a 2T lover in CA; it's currently stored in NV
Latest pictures:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2254/2114173698_7d44c45ea8.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2354/2114173712_f90b437c18.jpg
New front and rear tires:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2088/2041400697_c4fbe666f4_m.jpghttp://farm3.static.flickr.com/2255/2041400699_988c187bd5_m.jpg
New sprockets and chain:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2380/2041388239_58d5094570_m.jpg
New clutch cover (also shows skid plate and pedal saver):
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2022/2114173702_fcc0830c52.jpg
New top end in progress:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2174/2042171574_bc4ffb0ac2_m.jpg
Full size pictures and more pictures of the trail dings are at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/11428407@N02/sets/72157603223446603/
Green sticker legal, CA title, one owner, purchased new in 2003, Senior-owned by former AMA District 36 racer, never raced, only 60 hours total!
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2216/2114173710_f6099ff15d.jpg
Needs nothing but careful break-in of its new top end ... this bike is still on its original brake pads and has been through only one and a half rear tires
Newly installed with 0 hours/0 miles: Wiseco piston/rings/pin, Honda wrist pin bearing, PV shaft seal, Cometic high compression gasket kit, bead blasted power valves, piston clearance is .0015" (Wiseco minimum), squish clearance is 1.45 mm (better than sloppy stock squish)
Newly installed with 0 hours/0 miles: Regina gold o-ring chain, 13T front sprocket, 51T aluminum rear sprocket
Newly installed with 0 hours/0 miles: Dunlop 739 front tire, 756 rear tire, with Dunlop tubes
Newly installed with 0 hours/0 miles: Boyesen clutch cover
Newly installed with 0 hours/0 miles: Acerbis bodywork kit (red fenders and radiator shrouds, white side panels)
New fork oil, New silencer packing
Air box seal kit, V-Force reed cage, steel clutch plates, quiet FMF "Q" turbine spark arrestor silencer, brake pedal saver cable, Utah Sport Cycle bash plate, Works Connection radiator braces, Renthal bars and grips, fork SealSavers, FastWay sprocket spacer
Always premixed with Motul 800 2T (usually with race fuel, sometimes a mix of race fuel/pump gas), transmission oil changed frequently with Bel-Ray GearSaver, air filters oiled with No-Toil and changed frequently
Chassis fully disassembled when new and all bearings lubed, low hours since linkage bearings were last lubed
Never power washed, never ridden in sand dunes or salt water or at Clear Creek
Trail damage: dinged rear wheel, dinged pipe, squashed radiator, rad louvres removed, rear disk guard removed, no leaks, no problems, rode straight and stable at over 79 mph on last ride
Turns great, very light, compliant suspension, slow single track or fast whoops, ripping motor, awesome throttle response, starts easily, bulletproof, great brakes, quiet, smokeless
2002 through 2007 the CR250 got only minor changes so getting a newer one gets you nothing but a red sticker instead of green
Selling to divest myself of products of the evil empire of Honda (great bikes, bad company trying force four-stroke shitpiles down our throats)
I really want to return this green-sticker-forever bike to a 2T lover in CA; it's currently stored in NV
Latest pictures:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2254/2114173698_7d44c45ea8.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2354/2114173712_f90b437c18.jpg
New front and rear tires:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2088/2041400697_c4fbe666f4_m.jpghttp://farm3.static.flickr.com/2255/2041400699_988c187bd5_m.jpg
New sprockets and chain:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2380/2041388239_58d5094570_m.jpg
New clutch cover (also shows skid plate and pedal saver):
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2022/2114173702_fcc0830c52.jpg
New top end in progress:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2174/2042171574_bc4ffb0ac2_m.jpg
Full size pictures and more pictures of the trail dings are at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/11428407@N02/sets/72157603223446603/