1979 CR250

1979_Elsinore
Edited Date/Time 11/12/2020 2:55pm
It has been a few months since I posted this bike for a price check.

This 1979 CR250 is up for auction and sold as is. It was kept in my father's basement for years and he rode it infrequently. It is located in Parkersburg, WV.

Shipping will need to be coordinated by the buyer if required.

https://bid.kaufmanauctionswv.com/lot-details/index/catalog/25603/lot/3…







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Maicoman07 11/11/2020 2:46pm
11/11/2020 2:46pm
Nice bike You can see by the wear on the rear brake pedal it has had very little use Anyone on here fitted a new rear torque alloy arm to a 1979 cr250 how do you remove the existing rear brake plate bolt ?
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AHRMA361 11/11/2020 5:58pm
11/11/2020 5:58pm
Maicoman07 wrote:
Nice bike You can see by the wear on the rear brake pedal it has had very little use Anyone on here fitted a new rear...
Nice bike You can see by the wear on the rear brake pedal it has had very little use Anyone on here fitted a new rear torque alloy arm to a 1979 cr250 how do you remove the existing rear brake plate bolt ?
Just pull the cotter pin and remove the retaining nut.
Maicoman07 11/12/2020 2:55pm
11/12/2020 2:55pm
Maicoman07 wrote:
Nice bike You can see by the wear on the rear brake pedal it has had very little use Anyone on here fitted a new rear...
Nice bike You can see by the wear on the rear brake pedal it has had very little use Anyone on here fitted a new rear torque alloy arm to a 1979 cr250 how do you remove the existing rear brake plate bolt ?
AHRMA361 wrote:
Just pull the cotter pin and remove the retaining nut.
It is not the nut that is the problem it is the bolt that is fixed to the backing plate My car mechanic who has had mx bikes for 40 odd years did not know how to remove it also The original bolt does not fit the alloy torque arm

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