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My twomac

Since 86 CR250 restorations are about as prevalent as store bought titties in Hollywood-- I'll spare you all the gory details and bolt by bolt therapy I've been enjoying this winter. After untold hours, beer and $$ it is coming along but at a standstill now anxiously awaiting my cylinder to come back from Millennium. Ready for the virus all clear and some summer weather to see how it works..

I picked up this peach the end of January and started the process to bring it back to life. At that time there were maybe 8 or ten cases of the virus in the US, but I needed a project. You know the saying "idle hands are the devils workshop!"

I'm a fan of your bike builds. One of my favorite bikes from that era. The oem color combo screams early 90's! It is very rewarding bringing these old bikes back. Fixing everyone else's "fix" and doing it the right way. Keep up the good work.

I liked the hand grab at the rear side panel. The little things like that made life easier.

It’s a 94 Honda Cr250 frame...just happened to be a good place to set the YZ tank at the moment....The YZ jumped in front of the CR in the restore line. I”m slowly gathering parts for the CR, it was all original but not a low hr bike, needs complete redo. But all the major stuff is there and usable. Every time I say I”m done building bikes, I buy another one... I have a problem for sure.... must stop buying bikes....😂

They are definitely a pain in the ass to find I have one on my bike looks fantastic Good luck with your search This is a pic of my 98 kx250

I like it! Where did you buy the brake lines? I just picked this up

That's badass ! I want one just cuz lol 1986 on a 110. Used to fart around the construction sites almost every afternoon. This is where Bernice Ayer Middle school in San Clemente is now. San Clemente used to have an annual parade, did wheelies up and down El Camino Real on it 1 year. Still have my '83 200X "Beach Cruza"

I managed to find a 2006 sxsf250 so have swapped all the replica part over on to it

I also cleaned my subframe myself which was alot of time and effort involved. As it was originally black powder coat, it took alot of getting off. Then having to hand sand it all, was hell. Think my hands still hurt.

Seriously, pipe came back from the dead!