Cr125 project

win-ston
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Edited Date/Time 2/23/2015 2:27pm
After a few months of playing in the workshop I've nearly finished my new project it's based on a 1992 cr125 used by Craig partly in the Grand Prix let me know what you guys think











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BroFoSho
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10/29/2013 2:13pm Edited Date/Time 10/29/2013 2:14pm
Too clean to ride. Just too damn clean Smile
Ewan
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10/29/2013 2:13pm
Tip top! I like that a lot.

To me the Castrol Honda's were iconic GP bikes of the 90s. Livery still looks great today.

Any build pics? Much special going on inside that motor?
JT408
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10/29/2013 2:17pm
I had a practice day with rob herring. God the guy hauled on his cr500af
burn1986
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10/29/2013 2:18pm
Wow! That is incredibly nice. I like everything about it. I agree that it is so clean, I would almost hate to dirty it up. Simply awesome job!

The Shop

jhansen510
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10/29/2013 2:33pm
Duuuuude! That thing is awesome. Way to go man!

How far did you take it with the titainium? Looks so beautiful!
bonseff
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10/29/2013 2:35pm
looks fantastic. you might think about a grey/white seat cover or a straight black one tho. that red seat is clashing.
10/29/2013 2:41pm
CLEAN!!! I'd park that in my office!
mynewcr250
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10/29/2013 2:49pm
bonseff wrote:
looks fantastic. you might think about a grey/white seat cover or a straight black one tho. that red seat is clashing.
i agree. thats the only thing that sticks out to me, but others may dig it. either way, that thing is clean
newmann
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10/29/2013 2:50pm
Always like the Castrol look. You are going to ride it aren't you???
win-ston
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10/29/2013 3:14pm
Thanks for the feed back guys I've taken out all the stock bolts and replaced with titanium and also the footrest hangers and rear brake pivot pin is ti the rear brake adjuster is factory honda. They did run them with a red seat I just wanted to keep it close to the real thing as possible.The motor has been fully stripped ti rod and force reeds hi comp piston and that's as far as I've taken it for the moment.here are a few more pics I don't intend to ride it it's only ever going to sit and be polished!



Mr. Ted
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10/29/2013 3:17pm
Nicely done! 2 stroke porn!
bayodome
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10/29/2013 3:25pm
Yowza!!!
bonseff
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10/29/2013 3:26pm
dude.... you gotta ride the thing!
Zaugg
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10/29/2013 3:30pm
Braaaaappppp!!!!!
10/29/2013 3:35pm
besides the color of the air box decal that bike looks sweet!
win-ston
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10/29/2013 3:38pm



Still a few bits to Finish off and get some good shots in a studio
win-ston
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10/29/2013 3:40pm
Yeh not happy with the airbox I think I may get new decals for that or do airbox white
10/29/2013 3:41pm
that bike cannot be ridden! omg is that jaw dropping sexy!
TBOLTUSA
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10/29/2013 4:41pm
so cool , way to go
JBernard_401
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10/29/2013 5:51pm
looks amazing!
what media blasting process did you use on the frame? looks better than new!
mark_swart
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10/29/2013 6:04pm
Beautiful build! Just curious, why are you using a '92 engine in a later frame?
Grizz
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10/29/2013 6:25pm
Can someone post the original for reference?
Grizz
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10/29/2013 6:26pm
mark_swart wrote:
Beautiful build! Just curious, why are you using a '92 engine in a later frame?
I don't think he did. It's just a '92 look-a-like.
win-ston
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10/29/2013 8:04pm
looks amazing!
what media blasting process did you use on the frame? looks better than new!
I just had it sand blasted and powder coated gloss brilliant white then polished it up myself
ocscottie
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10/29/2013 8:27pm
that is way cool! Awesome work dude.
TeamGreen
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10/29/2013 8:57pm
I hope you ride it!

Put some clear decals over the pretty bits...and...

Brrrraaaaaaap!

Absolutely PERFECT BIKE! Better than the Honda Britain bikes from what I'm seeing!

Very, Very Nice Work of Art, Sir.
AngryBear
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10/29/2013 9:20pm
what clutch/ignition covers are those? great build!
win-ston
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10/30/2013 12:57am
AngryBear wrote:
what clutch/ignition covers are those? great build!
I found the ignition cover on ebay and had the clutch cover machined out of billet
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10/30/2013 3:21am
love it

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