2003 CR250r Frame up resto-mod

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A few more goodies have showed up. Replacing the 17 yr old tattered rad hoses with some fresh Bud Racing ones, I have a box of OEM seals and gaskets accumulating, chains/ sprockets, etc...

The guys at motostuff we’re awesome enough to piece together the last “Ti-grey” fastener kit for the plastics, they actually do not make a kit for the 2-stroke CRs so I’ll have to make some modifications to some of the bolts but it shouldn’t be too difficult.

Also I picked up a 2008 CRF450 shock to match my 08 Showa fork. The 08 450 shocks are identical (within 1mm) to the 2003 CR 250 shock in length and stroke of my research is correct. I also have another set of 2008 CRF forks as well.

The plan will be to create a set of what I call “B Plus -Kit” suspension. B kit as you know is stock stuff all ano‘d, coated and valved to be as good as it can.. this stuff will be that but a generation newer from the original stock suspension, so I’m calling it B plus haha. But plan to do all that to the 450 shock and extra fork.
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2/22/2020 12:29pm
Hi guys,

very nice build!

I'd be curious to know how does the Rad Valve performs compared to the Vforce 3...

BTW, you guys are talking about pipes, and here the HGS are pretty popular indeed.
But, any of you already tried the english pipes DEP on a 250 CR?
Can't find any review and if it works as well on the CR than on the YZ it would be a great product!

Thanks!
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2/22/2020 12:37pm Edited Date/Time 2/22/2020 1:16pm
Thanks H4L, I think I ended up with the last HGS pipe Bud had haha. Although I'm sure they'll restock eventually. I'm really excited to see...
Thanks H4L, I think I ended up with the last HGS pipe Bud had haha. Although I'm sure they'll restock eventually. I'm really excited to see how the bolt on mods effect the bikes power. I was pretty happy with it in the (mostly) stock form it was in, so if I can enhance that I'd be really happy. Just a bit more pick up/faster revving from the bottom to mid and more over rev so I can hold each gear longer would be sweet.

The game plan was to ride it mostly stock a bit, do the bolt ons and ride it, then (most likely next winter) send the cyl/head off for tuning. I was thinking about going with Varner Motorsports for the engine work, have any thoughts or experience on that? Also, I'd love to do the JD ignition on this phase of the build being a plug and play "bolt on" piece... any idea where to get one?? haha.
I don't have any experience with Terry Varner's engine mods, but have had a couple of conversations with him dating back to 03 when I was looking to mod the CR. I wouldn't hesitate to send him a cyl. / head to mod.. I have a spare 03 cyl.& head I've been thinking about sending him. He knows the CR case reed engine well & knows how to make them run really good.
Here is a race at Mammoth in 2016 with a guy on a 2003 CR2 I believe with Varner engine mods. He almost got the hole shot against a KX500 & was able to stay with him & beat him towards the end. If I recall he won both motos that day battling against the guy on the KX500. Very impressive !



You can try these US distributors below.
https://www.jdracingignition.com/north-america

I got lucky in 05 as I got the last 03 JD ign. with a PC map to compliment their engine specs..

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2/22/2020 1:10pm Edited Date/Time 2/22/2020 1:13pm
Slack jaw wrote:
Hi guys, very nice build! I'd be curious to know how does the Rad Valve performs compared to the Vforce 3... BTW, you guys are talking...
Hi guys,

very nice build!

I'd be curious to know how does the Rad Valve performs compared to the Vforce 3...

BTW, you guys are talking about pipes, and here the HGS are pretty popular indeed.
But, any of you already tried the english pipes DEP on a 250 CR?
Can't find any review and if it works as well on the CR than on the YZ it would be a great product!

Thanks!
From my understanding this racer is only using a Dep pipe on a stock engine on his 02 or 03.CR2. He is able to almost get a hole shot against some modern 250 2t's. I'd say the pipe works well..

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Slack jaw wrote:
Hi guys, very nice build! I'd be curious to know how does the Rad Valve performs compared to the Vforce 3... BTW, you guys are talking...
Hi guys,

very nice build!

I'd be curious to know how does the Rad Valve performs compared to the Vforce 3...

BTW, you guys are talking about pipes, and here the HGS are pretty popular indeed.
But, any of you already tried the english pipes DEP on a 250 CR?
Can't find any review and if it works as well on the CR than on the YZ it would be a great product!

Thanks!
Thanks man! I went with the Rad valve on my CR and I believe it helps power all the way through the RPM range, where the Vforce 3 is more top end gains only.

I had a Vforce on my KTM (apples to oranges comparison sorta, also no pun intended...) I didn’t notice much of a gain with the Vforce on the KTM anywhere, I was actually disappointed because of that.

As for the DEP I have heard the same, top end gain but not much gain elsewhere. But I don’t have any personal experience with one.
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H4L wrote:
I don't have any experience with Terry Varner's engine mods, but have had a couple of conversations with him dating back to 03 when I was...
I don't have any experience with Terry Varner's engine mods, but have had a couple of conversations with him dating back to 03 when I was looking to mod the CR. I wouldn't hesitate to send him a cyl. / head to mod.. I have a spare 03 cyl.& head I've been thinking about sending him. He knows the CR case reed engine well & knows how to make them run really good.
Here is a race at Mammoth in 2016 with a guy on a 2003 CR2 I believe with Varner engine mods. He almost got the hole shot against a KX500 & was able to stay with him & beat him towards the end. If I recall he won both motos that day battling against the guy on the KX500. Very impressive !



You can try these US distributors below.
https://www.jdracingignition.com/north-america

I got lucky in 05 as I got the last 03 JD ign. with a PC map to compliment their engine specs..

That’s good to hear. I haven’t heard one bad thing about his work, unlike some other engine builders out there... but specifically case reed CRs I’ve heard great reviews. Let me know if you decide to try him before I get around to it. I know you can’t really go wrong with PC so I will probably correspond with both, compare prices and what each engine characteristics are like and go from there. Luckily I have some time to decide.
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That’s good to hear. I haven’t heard one bad thing about his work, unlike some other engine builders out there... but specifically case reed CRs I’ve...
That’s good to hear. I haven’t heard one bad thing about his work, unlike some other engine builders out there... but specifically case reed CRs I’ve heard great reviews. Let me know if you decide to try him before I get around to it. I know you can’t really go wrong with PC so I will probably correspond with both, compare prices and what each engine characteristics are like and go from there. Luckily I have some time to decide.
On the 03 PC engine mods with the PC pipe it feels like it added substantial gains in the mid-top with a noticeable overrev. With the Doma exhaust, JD ign. & PC cyl. / head mods the engine has a broad spread of power from off idle to an extended overev.
It is very potent, but manageable power that revs quickly through the rpm’s when hammering the throttle.
From my conversations with Terry his mods will add noticeable gains from low-mid with a little on top. His mods seem to focus more in the low-mid since the 02-04 already have excellent topend power with the oem porting specs..
It really depends on where you want the power to be like you mentioned.
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H4L wrote:
On the 03 PC engine mods with the PC pipe it feels like it added substantial gains in the mid-top with a noticeable overrev. With the...
On the 03 PC engine mods with the PC pipe it feels like it added substantial gains in the mid-top with a noticeable overrev. With the Doma exhaust, JD ign. & PC cyl. / head mods the engine has a broad spread of power from off idle to an extended overev.
It is very potent, but manageable power that revs quickly through the rpm’s when hammering the throttle.
From my conversations with Terry his mods will add noticeable gains from low-mid with a little on top. His mods seem to focus more in the low-mid since the 02-04 already have excellent topend power with the oem porting specs..
It really depends on where you want the power to be like you mentioned.
How does this setup compare to the Watts engine on Phil K's bike?
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Sweet bike man...I just picked up a super low 03 myself...What plastics did you use to get the red fork guards and number plates...I see there cycra are they 02-07 style,or a newer year style number plate and fork guard???want all red plates and fork guards i’m not a fan of the white stuff...Thanks
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2/28/2020 6:22am Edited Date/Time 2/28/2020 6:44am
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How does this setup compare to the Watts engine on Phil K's bike?
Hey 40 - I haven’t had a chance to ride them back to back on the same track & on the same day.
The Watts 05-07 CR2 mods are very good as well. In comparison on the 07 engine with an fmf fatty & Keihin carb it also has a broad strong powerband like the PC mods on the 03.
The differences are the 07 feels a tad stronger in the mid range without the overrev of the 03.
Phil actually just sent me the mikuni tmx carb (shorter version) with the TPS that came on the 04-07 models. I also picked up an HGS pipe for it I’ll be testing combined with the mikuni.
I’m not a fan of the fmf fatty on the CR case reed engine as I feel it adds in the mid at the sacrifice on top. The mikuni also provides better topend power from my experience on the 03 vs. the Keihin.
I believe the engine has some hidden ponies up top do to it being restricted with the carb & pipe not allowing it to breathe better up top.
Hopefully in a month or so I’ll get around to doing the changes, but it is a very good package as well. The draw back as you know he is no longer in business.
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H4L wrote:
On the 03 PC engine mods with the PC pipe it feels like it added substantial gains in the mid-top with a noticeable overrev. With the...
On the 03 PC engine mods with the PC pipe it feels like it added substantial gains in the mid-top with a noticeable overrev. With the Doma exhaust, JD ign. & PC cyl. / head mods the engine has a broad spread of power from off idle to an extended overev.
It is very potent, but manageable power that revs quickly through the rpm’s when hammering the throttle.
From my conversations with Terry his mods will add noticeable gains from low-mid with a little on top. His mods seem to focus more in the low-mid since the 02-04 already have excellent topend power with the oem porting specs..
It really depends on where you want the power to be like you mentioned.
Thanks H4L. Its nice to hear some straight up comparisons. I have some time, but that definitely has me thinking... I primarily race C/B class outdoor MX and feel like the PC package might suit my needs a little better. Now to track down an ignition...haha. I might reach out to BD and see if he still is the distributer for the ignition he ran on his 03 CR250. That could be a route to go as well.
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booma1218 wrote:
Sweet bike man...I just picked up a super low 03 myself...What plastics did you use to get the red fork guards and number plates...I see there...
Sweet bike man...I just picked up a super low 03 myself...What plastics did you use to get the red fork guards and number plates...I see there cycra are they 02-07 style,or a newer year style number plate and fork guard???want all red plates and fork guards i’m not a fan of the white stuff...Thanks
Thanks man. The Front Fender, Number plate and fork guards are Cycra, and they are model year 2019-2020 CRF450 plastics.
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Hey 40 - I haven’t had a chance to ride them back to back on the same track & on the same day. The Watts 05-07...
Hey 40 - I haven’t had a chance to ride them back to back on the same track & on the same day.
The Watts 05-07 CR2 mods are very good as well. In comparison on the 07 engine with an fmf fatty & Keihin carb it also has a broad strong powerband like the PC mods on the 03.
The differences are the 07 feels a tad stronger in the mid range without the overrev of the 03.
Phil actually just sent me the mikuni tmx carb (shorter version) with the TPS that came on the 04-07 models. I also picked up an HGS pipe for it I’ll be testing combined with the mikuni.
I’m not a fan of the fmf fatty on the CR case reed engine as I feel it adds in the mid at the sacrifice on top. The mikuni also provides better topend power from my experience on the 03 vs. the Keihin.
I believe the engine has some hidden ponies up top do to it being restricted with the carb & pipe not allowing it to breathe better up top.
Hopefully in a month or so I’ll get around to doing the changes, but it is a very good package as well. The draw back as you know he is no longer in business.
Has the TMX that Phil sent you been modified by Watts, or is it just a stock unit?
The HGS pipe w TMX on that engine sounds interesting. We agree that the top end and over-rev on the 05-07 is flatter than the earlier case reed engines, but the mid range punch is nice.
Find a combo that keeps good roll-on acceleration with the nice 05-07 mid punch while simultaneously allowing more of a screaming top end and you'll have a winner!
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booma1218 wrote:
Sweet bike man...I just picked up a super low 03 myself...What plastics did you use to get the red fork guards and number plates...I see there...
Sweet bike man...I just picked up a super low 03 myself...What plastics did you use to get the red fork guards and number plates...I see there cycra are they 02-07 style,or a newer year style number plate and fork guard???want all red plates and fork guards i’m not a fan of the white stuff...Thanks
Thanks man. The Front Fender, Number plate and fork guards are Cycra, and they are model year 2019-2020 CRF450 plastics.
Awesome...Thank you ...Did you go with the same year rear fender,and number plates in the rear???
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Thanks H4L. Its nice to hear some straight up comparisons. I have some time, but that definitely has me thinking... I primarily race C/B class outdoor...
Thanks H4L. Its nice to hear some straight up comparisons. I have some time, but that definitely has me thinking... I primarily race C/B class outdoor MX and feel like the PC package might suit my needs a little better. Now to track down an ignition...haha. I might reach out to BD and see if he still is the distributer for the ignition he ran on his 03 CR250. That could be a route to go as well.
Black Diamond is an excellent resource the guy knows his stuff..
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2/28/2020 6:14pm Edited Date/Time 2/28/2020 10:02pm
40 wrote:
Has the TMX that Phil sent you been modified by Watts, or is it just a stock unit? The HGS pipe w TMX on that engine...
Has the TMX that Phil sent you been modified by Watts, or is it just a stock unit?
The HGS pipe w TMX on that engine sounds interesting. We agree that the top end and over-rev on the 05-07 is flatter than the earlier case reed engines, but the mid range punch is nice.
Find a combo that keeps good roll-on acceleration with the nice 05-07 mid punch while simultaneously allowing more of a screaming top end and you'll have a winner!
Phil sent the tmx to RB Designs & had Ron do his mods on the carb so it will be interesting to see how it works. He installed a divider plate on the intake side of the carb opening & polished the TB from what I can tell. Going to test it with & without the plate.
Back in the mid to late 80’s I ran a divider plate on my Weiand aluminum high rise intake manifold (Chevy small blocks) to get better low-mid rpm power.
It helped to atomize the fuel & disperse it more evenly through the intake ports in the lower rpm range. I’m thinking that is Ron’s goal on his mod with the divider plate.
I haven’t taken the engine apart, but I was told Chad converts the 05-07 engine from a domed to a flat top piston. The cyl. head is reshaped to accommodate the flat top piston which I think is the same one as the 02-04 models.
To your point I think that is what he was trying to accomplish (maybe HRC similar specs ?) with the roll on - mid range power of the 05-07 & topend overrev of the 02-04. This is why I believe there is some hidden power to be had in the upper range.
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2/29/2020 10:27am Edited Date/Time 2/29/2020 10:27am
H4L wrote:
Phil sent the tmx to RB Designs & had Ron do his mods on the carb so it will be interesting to see how it works...
Phil sent the tmx to RB Designs & had Ron do his mods on the carb so it will be interesting to see how it works. He installed a divider plate on the intake side of the carb opening & polished the TB from what I can tell. Going to test it with & without the plate.
Back in the mid to late 80’s I ran a divider plate on my Weiand aluminum high rise intake manifold (Chevy small blocks) to get better low-mid rpm power.
It helped to atomize the fuel & disperse it more evenly through the intake ports in the lower rpm range. I’m thinking that is Ron’s goal on his mod with the divider plate.
I haven’t taken the engine apart, but I was told Chad converts the 05-07 engine from a domed to a flat top piston. The cyl. head is reshaped to accommodate the flat top piston which I think is the same one as the 02-04 models.
To your point I think that is what he was trying to accomplish (maybe HRC similar specs ?) with the roll on - mid range power of the 05-07 & topend overrev of the 02-04. This is why I believe there is some hidden power to be had in the upper range.
You are correct- Watts converts the 05-07 to a flat top piston.
Will be interesting to hear your test/comparison results.
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Clean build, that thing looks brand new. I have a 2003 cr250r, rebuilt motor, new clutch plates/springs.new cable, But for the love of god can’t get the clutch to be a normal clutch. It has a ton of play in it even with the cables and clutch perch fully adjusted. Things I’ve tried :
oem bolt/washer/nut for clutch perch
Oem clutch push rod
New clutch cable but think it may have been tusk (identical to cable on there before, which is believed to be oem)
We have tried to put ball bearing at the end of push rod, but that makes things way too tight and does not work.

Anyone else have clutch issues like this with the 2003 cr250
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Clean build, that thing looks brand new. I have a 2003 cr250r, rebuilt motor, new clutch plates/springs.new cable, But for the love of god can’t get...
Clean build, that thing looks brand new. I have a 2003 cr250r, rebuilt motor, new clutch plates/springs.new cable, But for the love of god can’t get the clutch to be a normal clutch. It has a ton of play in it even with the cables and clutch perch fully adjusted. Things I’ve tried :
oem bolt/washer/nut for clutch perch
Oem clutch push rod
New clutch cable but think it may have been tusk (identical to cable on there before, which is believed to be oem)
We have tried to put ball bearing at the end of push rod, but that makes things way too tight and does not work.

Anyone else have clutch issues like this with the 2003 cr250
Hey MotoMo! Thanks man! I cant wait to get it all back together again and get more time on it. it'll even be a little better this go around I think!!

As for the clutch, its definitely the cable. I put a Works Connection clutch perch on mine and replaced the OEM cable with a Motion pro one and ended up with a SUPER stuff pull. I reached out to WC and they said to replace with an OEM cable.... and what do you know its perfect. I think 1 mm to long or short can really affect the leverage ratios and fitment.

Try the OEM one ( I got mine from Motosport.com) I think it'll take care of your issue.
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Thank you, I will try that! I can still ride but the city goes on lockdown tomorrow. Hope this shit clears up soon and you get to try it out
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Yo dudes, being locked in the house has got my butt in the shop working on some things. Got the frame all cleaned, the engine cleaned and new top end in it. Still waiting on some small parts before I can start putting things together.

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did you keep your 03 swing arm, for your build,or did you switch h it put for another year???I been trying to find a rear brake line holder on the swing arm for mine in black like you have but I'm not having any luck...Is that for a different year bike?
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did you keep your 03 swing arm, for your build,or did you switch h it put for another year???I been trying to find a rear brake...
did you keep your 03 swing arm, for your build,or did you switch h it put for another year???I been trying to find a rear brake line holder on the swing arm for mine in black like you have but I'm not having any luck...Is that for a different year bike?
Yeah it is the 03 swing arm, and the stock plastic pieces for the rear brake line. I actually just hit them with spray paintAfter I cleaned them up really well and they turned out great. I know it sounds lame but it has help up great and looks good too. If you wanted to have them be extra durable you could have them Cerekoted with their air cure coatings.

I do plan to upgrade to a newer 2005-2009 CRF swing arm in the future though.
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did you keep your 03 swing arm, for your build,or did you switch h it put for another year???I been trying to find a rear brake...
did you keep your 03 swing arm, for your build,or did you switch h it put for another year???I been trying to find a rear brake line holder on the swing arm for mine in black like you have but I'm not having any luck...Is that for a different year bike?
Yeah it is the 03 swing arm, and the stock plastic pieces for the rear brake line. I actually just hit them with spray paintAfter I...
Yeah it is the 03 swing arm, and the stock plastic pieces for the rear brake line. I actually just hit them with spray paintAfter I cleaned them up really well and they turned out great. I know it sounds lame but it has help up great and looks good too. If you wanted to have them be extra durable you could have them Cerekoted with their air cure coatings.

I do plan to upgrade to a newer 2005-2009 CRF swing arm in the future though.
the newer crf's have all those line holders in black from the factory...I ordered them from the 19 450 and one of the hole's is a little off ...I might just go your route and hit them with a quick spray....Thanks man
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booma1218 wrote:
did you keep your 03 swing arm, for your build,or did you switch h it put for another year???I been trying to find a rear brake...
did you keep your 03 swing arm, for your build,or did you switch h it put for another year???I been trying to find a rear brake line holder on the swing arm for mine in black like you have but I'm not having any luck...Is that for a different year bike?
Yeah it is the 03 swing arm, and the stock plastic pieces for the rear brake line. I actually just hit them with spray paintAfter I...
Yeah it is the 03 swing arm, and the stock plastic pieces for the rear brake line. I actually just hit them with spray paintAfter I cleaned them up really well and they turned out great. I know it sounds lame but it has help up great and looks good too. If you wanted to have them be extra durable you could have them Cerekoted with their air cure coatings.

I do plan to upgrade to a newer 2005-2009 CRF swing arm in the future though.
booma1218 wrote:
the newer crf's have all those line holders in black from the factory...I ordered them from the 19 450 and one of the hole's is a...
the newer crf's have all those line holders in black from the factory...I ordered them from the 19 450 and one of the hole's is a little off ...I might just go your route and hit them with a quick spray....Thanks man
Yeah, I have an 18 CRF250 and they are all black but didn't look like they would fit well so I went with the spray. For the rear caliper and rotor guards though I replaced them with the black 2019 OEM Honda ones because they are in high wear areas from dirt and debris and something as fragile as paint would definitely wear off in no time.
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Small update, got the fork, triple clamp, swing arm all rebuilt, greased and installed. Waiting on some small parts to arrive then I'll be able to get a lot of it back together.





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Here is how he sits currently.

List of updates:

2017 Front brake master cylinder/caliper
OEM pads
Core Steel beaded line
A.R.C. Composite lever w/ CNC knuckle

One off "grey" color HRC Replica Clevis
Slider/brake guide hardware
TMD billet rear caliper carier

New Sprockets
PC Axle blocks

MX33 rubber

Vetrex Top end
New clutch cable
power valve cable mod (replacing spring side with non-spring)
All new gaskets throughout engine
05-07 base gasket
Bud Rad hose kit

Factory Connection shock revalve/build (not installed)














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Looking like a treat!! Sorry it’s been so long, I sent ya message, get at me when you can!
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Hey Everyone, been a little bit. I actually finished the 2nd time through the bike, rode it a little bit but had been struggling with it and just been busy in life. This summer I cleaned it up, focused on riding the bike and really dialing it in, and then dressed it up with an all new look. I snapped some photos of it at a local track and just wanted to share with you guys how it looks now. The most comprehensive parts list I could put together from start to finish -

Full Parts/mods List -

- Dunlop MX33s
- Excel takasago/rims plus billet hub
- Cycra rotor guard
- Motostuff 280mm blade rotor kit
- 2017 Nissin CRF front caliper/master cyl. W/ PC front brake lever
- Core 2.5mm Steel braided brake line
- 2008 CRF Showa 47mm Twin Tube forks, valve/spring by Factory connection
- Ride Engineering 22mm billet CR clamps, red
- 2003 UFO OEM replica plastics
- DocWob HRC replica inverted front plate
- Throttle Jockey 2008 HRC replica seat cover
- custom graphics based off 2003 OEM, designed by me, printed by Revive Print
- ODI 1 1/8th bar mounts
- ODI podium flight bar, McGrath bend
- ODI Emig V2 grips, grey
- FMF factory fatty/powercore2 exhaust
- Boysen exh manifold
- Wiseco top end, 05 OEM base gasket
- original OEM bottom end
- Boysen Rad valve reed block
- Lectron carburetor
- 05-07 OEM air boot
- MX Bonz airboot seal kit
- Twin Air filter
- Bud Racing rad hose kit
- Pro-Peg Titanium foot pegs
- Works connection clutch perch
- WC brake reservoir covers
- Motosport.com, almost all new OEM bolts, axles, etc.. throughout entire bike
- Spec Bolt engine fastener kit
- misc. M8/M6 Titanium bolts and nuts in silver and blue
- Motostuff billet alloy grey faster kit
- ProTaper sprockets, 13-49t
- DID ERT3 chain
- Custom wire harness/ Electronics relocation W/ custom bracket
- Ride Engineering kill switch
- TM Design Wrks Billet R. Brake caliper carrier, black
- HRC replica brake Clovis, 1 of a kind Ano grey
- Hinson clutch cover
- ProTaper SELA holeshot device
- Ride Engineering rimlock kit
-modified throttle housing
-black cable guides
- misc billet washers









Thanks for checking it out guys! I still have a few more things I want to do to it but for now I'm just going to go spin some laps on it and enjoy it.
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