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General Two Stroke Talk / CR250 2stroke in the 250F class at High Point
« on: June 08, 2012, 10:49:14 PM »
Thats kinda sad to place that far back with 250 f's on a 250 2 stroke .
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only 48hp premix that CR500 would put a smile on your face you never would be able to wipe off if you got to ride it
I rode an overbored, extremely built one that belongs to a reputable owner (who runs TSM graphics) 3 weeks ago, and got told on here it was a 48hp clapper. So, the stock 00 model must be like 35?
now you see . I was told 90's bikes were crap and I own one and know better as you were told your 80hp cr500 ride was actually only 48 . You know better . It sucks when you know whats up but others are trying to convince you different and now you see . Just know that I had to bust your balls after reading that comment . A friendly ball busting
I don't actually give a shit though.
only 48hp premix that CR500 would put a smile on your face you never would be able to wipe off if you got to ride it
I rode an overbored, extremely built one that belongs to a reputable owner (who runs TSM graphics) 3 weeks ago, and got told on here it was a 48hp clapper. So, the stock 00 model must be like 35?
will a 3$ NGK not work? we run them in all of our bikes and they work just fine
The side plates look great, I like the stock fender. The RM looks good stock, with a pipe and silencer, porting,carb borre it,s still a very competive bike. There was about 7 RM 125,s in 125 jr pro am race sunday, one was all stock-pipe and silencer included it looked quite a bit slower than the other RM,s.
The slow one was probably the 125. The rest were 134s.
what would be real cool is if clarke made some sort of moto-specific smaller gas tank, that was smaller than that one in the sparkplug area, but was still enough for a 20-30 minute moto. The tanks these days are only about 1.7-1.9 gallons and they do fine. I think it would look REALLY good on those suzukis, and changing plugs and jetting changes would be soooo much easier.
Mike where in Florida do you live? Last year we were at Dade City MX and Tim Early who is an old local pro raced a 1981 YZ465 he is about 50 and hole shot the start against new 450's led most of the race but a nut fell of of the head and the head gasket stated to leak so he puled off. There is a sandy woop section in the back and the YZ just flew threw them.
My bike usually never sits for more than a week. I ice race in the winter and moto in the summer, trails in the fall and spring. It really only sits while I do top ends.
I'm from FL, where rotors rust in the time it takes to drink a beer.
It's long over due but here's the new and improved but now needs a crank 2003 rm125 .
Pro taper bars
Hinson clutch basket
renthal sprockets
rear shock rebuild by pro action
powder coated rims and ignition cover
2012 rmz front fender and number plate
Lots of red anodized parts and hardware
Trimmed side number plates
how did you cut those plates? did you put the rmz graphics over them and then cut accordingly? man if i ever get a rm i'm doing that to it, it looks so good!!