Hello all,
Just joined this group as I am getting back into moto. I had been riding track-days on the CBR for a number of years and now that I have two sons, I wanted to get back into dirtbikes so I can share the enjoyment of motorcycles with them.
I started riding dirbikes when I was 8 and never had new/good equipment, just whatever I could find on the cheap until I was in the military. Bought my first brand new bike in 2004, which was what I had always wanted - a CR 250. Did a little of bit of engine work and had the suspension serviced (not re-valved) and raced until 2008. I ended up selling the bike to one of my friends in 2009 for dirt cheap, as it was just sitting in the back of the garage rotting away, as my career was taking off.
Fast forward to 2023, my friend called me to ask if I would like to buy the bike from him - of course and at the same price I sold it to him for. He literally rode the bike 14-15 times in the 14 years he owned it, and all he did was change the oil, clean the air filter, and put gas in the bike.....same tires that I had put on it in 2008 are still on it....hard as hockey pucks.
Needless to say, I bought the bike back (w/ title) for less than he purchased it and now its time to get it back into racing condition.
Starting the tear down process and will be getting everything cleaned up and taking an inventory on everything I need to replace.
Reunited, love it. I had those same graphics on my 04 crf. Have fun man.
Still in pretty good shape honestly!
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that is an awesome low hour bike, are you able to sell me that rear brake master cylinder cover? I've been searching for one for months now.
Sorry, not for sale.
No problem, Sir. I have new OEM shifter levers available if you are interested. I got 15 available.
Thanks, but the one on the bike cleaned up really well. The stock bikes never came with a rear master cylinder guard - what you see is works connection frame guards. Here's a link to the bay for a used set that would clean up well on the cheap.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/266387170476?hash=item3e05e9a4ac:g:8B4AAOSwMY5…
Awesome you got it back and it's still nearly good as new, have fun 👍
Here’s how it sits now. 6 months in the making. Made it as close to the look of a 94 I could.
still need to put the chain on, and retorque the bolts. Then it’ll be ready to go.
If I remember right mxa said to use a cr125 shifter on the 350. Get better shifts with more leverage and a larger tip.
Very simple, clean look. Well done
some pics in natural light.
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