Any cr owners in the house

sumdood
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Wifes '90. She loves this thing, doesn't even want a new bike. It's been running perfect for 29 years, and counting



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Sierra Ranger
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1/22/2019 11:25pm
sumdood wrote:
Wifes '90. She loves this thing, doesn't even want a new bike. It's been running perfect for 29 years, and counting [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2019/01/22/320050/s1200_CR_Sue.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2019/01/22/320049/s1200_SUES_CR_OW.jpg[/img]
Wifes '90. She loves this thing, doesn't even want a new bike. It's been running perfect for 29 years, and counting



I'm enough of a CR freak to notice that's an '87 seat and you went with the radical new '91 white radiator panel look. Grinning
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sumdood
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I'm enough of a CR freak to notice that's an '87 seat and you went with the radical new '91 white radiator panel look. Grinning
Haha yep. Stock it was orange, orange, and orange. But at least it didn't have the funky zebra striped seat the 91's had Laughing
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CPR
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Sc2 wrote:
They seem to becoming the most desireable and pricey out of the old 2st , so why is that? Is it due to the owners thinking...
They seem to becoming the most desireable and pricey out of the old 2st , so why is that?
Is it due to the owners thinking they are worth more than they actually are, or is there some substance to back it up

Feel free to post pics of yours, to me there're one of the best lookers out there
Without getting into the details of each model basically pre 1997 awesome, post 1997 not so much, although some of the last models handled sweet and the linear power is easy to ride.
Of course having Honda quality helps them age better than most.
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zippytech
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1/23/2019 5:03am
anyone have a stock 98 pipe ,I been looking for one for a long time, mine is about shot
sandman768
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1/23/2019 5:31am
people know the Honda name is synonymous with quality ...for some reason there sure are a lot of 97-99 cr250"s for sale around me...of course they all have a "new top end" ...
wfo4ever
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1/23/2019 6:01am
I love my original 1974 Honda CR-250M Elsinore. It was Honda's first 2-Stroke motocross bike. It has a special place in motocross history and is the first of the Honda CR line.

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Motox627!
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1/23/2019 7:02am
My wife's 2003. Still to this day i wish i would have kept my 1987 CR 125...…


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bonseff
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1/23/2019 8:03am
Check out the CR activity in the Bike Builds section. Lots of good 80's & 90"s restores. Its great to see these old bikes shined up and tricked out.
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Kevin_Reed
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1/23/2019 11:59am Edited Date/Time 1/23/2019 12:01pm
Starting an army.




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wsc96
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1/23/2019 12:19pm
A couple of 07s checking in...



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Anaxdlere
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1/23/2019 12:19pm
I have had a blast finding bombed out and completely written off CR's from Craigslist and resurrecting them. Love doing the 92-96 ones. I have saved about 7 so far and released them back into the wild and am about to start on #8.
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AngryBear
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1/23/2019 12:23pm
I have a 96 restor I'm doing and have probably $4,000 into it + the cost of the bike I paid. I asked $2,000 and got...
I have a 96 restor I'm doing and have probably $4,000 into it + the cost of the bike I paid. I asked $2,000 and got no takers....
the problem with restorations to sell, is the the majority of people that would want to own one would want to do the build done themselves (or have someone do it for themselves).
godog
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Why do I still ride a 16 year old motorcycle? It's all about the money. Cost of investment vs entertainment.
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Jordan Dogtown
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1/23/2019 1:16pm
This generation was my first real bike so I'll always have a soft spot for them. Plus the 1 time out of 100 I can smoke someone on a "better" bike makes it all worth it.


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bonseff
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I miss ol' trusty. Fun bike, handled like a cadillac.
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brocster
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1/23/2019 2:18pm
Recently bought a 2000 CR125 in excellent condition and after having the 4 jap brand 4 stokes, both 250 and 450, with Kawi being the last 5 that I have owned, you CANNOT deny the quality of a Honda motorcycle. BTW my last Honda was a 2004.


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1stSSPZ
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1/23/2019 3:34pm
Been killing guys in the Over-50 class with my 03 for the last several years. My favorite bike of the last 40 years...
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1stSSPZ
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at least until I finished my 04 125 project! Most fun bike ever to throw into a corner...
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JMCR250
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1/23/2019 5:47pm
Some really nice bikes posted here. We have an '05 250 (mine) and an '07 125 we bought used for my son.

The great thing about these AF CRs is that the frame is basically indestructible. With a freshened motor and cosmetic work, most of these 2000-07 CRs can be made to look and perform like new. (And for thousands less than a new bike).

I have a couple of hundred hours on my 250 and don't foresee getting anything else at this point.

(We also have a couple of 82 CRs for vintage racing -- that's a whole 'nother chapter).
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jbrass715
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jbrass715
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My 3 amigo's and son's electric
Sc2
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1/24/2019 2:07pm
Some nice bikes boys.

Anyone own 125 and 250, or ridden both, which do u prefere and why ?
I'm lucky enough to have recently add a 250 to acompany the 125, iv never ridden a 250 crosser and am busting to get out on it, pals say it's gonna riipp.having owned enduro 250 and 300 2st, will it have considerably more poke?
I think the 125 will still be the one that gets loaded on the van more often than not, as love riding it
Promoto298
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1/24/2019 4:37pm
My 05 bought it in September thats what it looked like when i bought it and slowly bringing her back to life

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Honda88L
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1/24/2019 5:10pm
Raced this bike probably 30+ times since 2013 when this was taken. Just takes a licking and keeps on ticking. A ton of work but nothing a reasonable wrench can't handle.
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