1998 CR125

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1998CR_125
Edited Date/Time 1/30/2022 6:18pm
Picked this bike up for $1500 with only four rides on it. Frame is not even scratched from boots. Only problem is the carb leaks. But I have been told that this is a common problem.

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MR. X
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MR. X 6/27/2017 5:40pm
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I like it ,i had a 99 that was a good bike.
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Rockinar
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Rockinar 6/27/2017 6:10pm
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All the cream puff are up in the Northeast. Must be because they don't ride on tracks, but just do wheelies in the streets.
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MR. X 6/28/2017 7:54am
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Rockinar wrote:
All the cream puff are up in the Northeast. Must be because they don't ride on tracks, but just do wheelies in the streets.
That and it snows 6 months out of the year and rains every day for the 2 months leading up to winter and the 2 months following winter ,it really only leave a short amount of time to ride .
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CrGuy2T 6/28/2017 1:44pm
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Oh man 1st year Cr 125 alum frame. I'd have to just let that sit in the garage.

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1998CR_125
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1998CR_125 3/19/2018 8:21am
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Very happy with the build. Thinking of a new graphics kit, but I don’t know where to start
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JMX82 3/19/2018 8:40am
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I would prefer stock graphics because they are such a good shape. Just add number plate background decals and race numbers
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Theneil300 3/19/2018 9:06pm
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Float needle/ seat is probably gummed up, grab a carb rebuild kit and if it had a non removable seat there is a way to clean it up if you are incredibly careful
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1998CR_125 3/20/2018 3:37pm
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Theneil300 wrote:
Float needle/ seat is probably gummed up, grab a carb rebuild kit and if it had a non removable seat there is a way to clean...
Float needle/ seat is probably gummed up, grab a carb rebuild kit and if it had a non removable seat there is a way to clean it up if you are incredibly careful
I already fixed it a while back. It was just a bad float
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1998CR_125 3/20/2018 3:38pm
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JMX82 wrote:
I would prefer stock graphics because they are such a good shape. Just add number plate background decals and race numbers
I would have kept the stock. But the graphics peeled off when I was washing it.
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Just got put back together after being torn apart and completely rebuilt over the last 6 months

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