Two Stroke Motocross
Two Stroke Motocross Forum => General Two Stroke Talk => Topic started by: Hondacrrider on August 06, 2010, 08:03:49 PM
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I finally got my bike running after much headache and heartache, and I am so stoked. Brand new Wiseco rings and piston, Hot rods cranks, and new stator and flywheel. Also, if any one needs a flywheel for a 2001 cr125, I have one here for sale. I am on my first ride on my brand new motor tomorrow, hope to post pics tomorrow night.
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Nice!
I can't wait til next week when I can break mine in, I know how you feel :D
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Great!
Just out of curiosity, the hot rods crank is it a complete crank or just the rod? What made you go with Hot Rods Crank as opposed to OEM (which is avaialble for your bike @ $230)?
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I just had a Wiseco bottom end kit installed, $155 delivered.
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Great!
Just out of curiosity, the hot rods crank is it a complete crank or just the rod? What made you go with Hot Rods Crank as opposed to OEM (which is avaialble for your bike @ $230)?
Good questions, well, the hot rods crank is the entire crank, comes completely assembled. Everything is ready to go, no pressing of a crank. I bought a kit off of motosport.com that included a wiseco top end, Athena gasket kit, and Hot rods complete crank and bearings. The reason why I bought this set is because I would have to ship my crank off to a company to take apart my crank and repress it, which I did not want to bother with, I also wanted to see if I would get any performance gains out of the aftermarket kit. An interesting side note, the crank, has plastic internals, where as my stocker was all metal, so I guess I got some weight savings there. :D
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Congrats, lets see some pics after the ride!
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I hope to have mine running next week (07 CR250). I bought it at a salvage store for $900. So far I've put about $500 in it. I'll try and do the same next week.
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Well, my clutch went funny at the end of the ride, brought it back to my mechanic, it works fine now, going out again tomorrow, sorry, I didn't get any pics