Turning your current bike into a 500AF?

davis224
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Edited Date/Time 11/17/2015 2:11pm
Has anybody gone this route, or does Service Honda even offer this service? Depending on the cost (and if they'll do it), I'm contemplating sending my '10 CRF450 off to get a 500 slapped in there. AJ? Is this a thing, or do you start with new frames only?
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mx836
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11/16/2015 4:52pm
They do offer that service.
davis224
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11/17/2015 3:18am Edited Date/Time 11/17/2015 3:19am
Has anybody done this? About how much does it run?
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11/17/2015 3:58am
davis224 wrote:
Has anybody done this? About how much does it run?
Why not keep your 450 and build your CR500 from the ground up? I have a 2010 CRF250 frame, swingarm, seat, airbox you could get at a good price. robinmac82@yahoo.com if interested.

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imoto34
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11/17/2015 5:35am
Just don't send anything to MPS. Ever.
Did you have a bad experience with them? Just wondering.
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11/17/2015 6:05am
Just don't send anything to MPS. Ever.
imoto34 wrote:
Did you have a bad experience with them? Just wondering.
That thread was fun to read through. Def give it a read before doing business with MPS.
11/17/2015 6:11am
It'ss not just the piss-poor welding either. It's the lack of customer service, and all the peripherals involved. The Home Depot sewer pipe airboot connector, the Home Depot aluminum stock headstays, the self-tapping screw airbox modification.

A lot of things in this community are a gray issue, and a matter of opinion. Most, even. But the MPS thing is black and white. He produces abominations, and anyone who thinks otherwise deserves what they have coming to them.
davis224
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11/17/2015 2:11pm
davis224 wrote:
Has anybody done this? About how much does it run?
macz400 wrote:
Why not keep your 450 and build your CR500 from the ground up? I have a 2010 CRF250 frame, swingarm, seat, airbox you could get at...
Why not keep your 450 and build your CR500 from the ground up? I have a 2010 CRF250 frame, swingarm, seat, airbox you could get at a good price. robinmac82@yahoo.com if interested.
Because money is a severely limiting factor!

Oh, I'm aware of the MPS thread. Nobody but Service Honda will be touching it if I go through with it.

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