Cycra plastics, quality & fitment

Planning on replacing the entire plastics on my YZ125, I've bought OEM before but it costs a small fortune and I've been thinking about getting a Cycra set.

So my question is, what's the quality and fitment like compared to OEM?

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brody
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1/17/2019 2:49pm
i like UFO not too expensive and hold up pretty good
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1/18/2019 1:01am
brody wrote:
i like UFO not too expensive and hold up pretty good
Didn't really answer my question but thanks for the advice anyway.
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1/18/2019 1:28am
Cycra is good, the quality does not seem to be as good as it once was. Our 3rd kit from them for the YZ250f didn't seem to be as good as the first two! That could just be me though. Cycra or Acerbis for sure!!
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1/18/2019 8:02am
Cycra is good quality. Fitment has been spot on for my YZ250/ 125. Good stuff.
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Motox627!
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1/18/2019 8:44am
All our CR/CRF bikes we are running Cycra and have been really happy with the quality and fitment. Only thing you have to watch for is if you do the stadium front # plate, make sure you let who ever is doing your graphics know because it is a slightly different shape than stock.....
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1/18/2019 9:55am
Motox627! wrote:
All our CR/CRF bikes we are running Cycra and have been really happy with the quality and fitment. Only thing you have to watch for is...
All our CR/CRF bikes we are running Cycra and have been really happy with the quality and fitment. Only thing you have to watch for is if you do the stadium front # plate, make sure you let who ever is doing your graphics know because it is a slightly different shape than stock.....
Cheers for letting me know about the stadium plate having a different shape.
1/18/2019 1:26pm
I used Cycra on my yz250f and the fitment was bad and the quality of it was ehh. On my yz250 I used UFO and it was great
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sandman768
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1/18/2019 2:25pm
Cycra plastic seems more brittle than Oem or UFO
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1/18/2019 10:23pm
I used Cycra on my yz250f and the fitment was bad and the quality of it was ehh. On my yz250 I used UFO and it...
I used Cycra on my yz250f and the fitment was bad and the quality of it was ehh. On my yz250 I used UFO and it was great
This is exactly my experience for my yz250f as well, though I have no experience with it for the 2 strokes.
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1/19/2019 1:19am
I've used cycra on my crfs.

A few years ago they were great.

My last set got delivered without holes drilled in the fork guard..
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1/19/2019 2:32am
Thanks guys for all your input, sounds like they're not as good as they used to be. I've heard Acerbis are the next best thing to OEM.
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1/19/2019 8:49am
Thanks guys for all your input, sounds like they're not as good as they used to be. I've heard Acerbis are the next best thing to...
Thanks guys for all your input, sounds like they're not as good as they used to be. I've heard Acerbis are the next best thing to OEM.
Both Acerbis and UFO makes great products.
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Matt Fisher
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1/19/2019 3:29pm
I've generally found that with the YZ linup, OEM plastic really isn't that much more than aftermarket, and is occasionally cheaper.
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1/19/2019 3:43pm
I've generally found that with the YZ linup, OEM plastic really isn't that much more than aftermarket, and is occasionally cheaper.
In the uk, aftermarket is approximately £150 more than OEM.
1/20/2019 6:31pm
I just ordered a set of polisport plastics and I’ve actually been surprised at the quality. I’m a cycra guy too.
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1/20/2019 9:06pm
I find the cycra fits good, but the blue shows white creases if bent . The quality seams to be not as good as it was 6-7 years ago
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Hate to drag up an old topic, just put the powerflow kit on my 18 YZ450 and the fitment was terrible. Not very happy. Should have went with Acerbis.

Anyone else have issues with Cyrca lately?
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4/17/2021 10:26am Edited Date/Time 4/17/2021 11:52am
I've also noticed that Cycra quality does seem to be down. I buy their stuff solely for the YZF Powerflow ergo improvements. Often I have to "pop" the plastic back into place around the airbox. Especially after loading bikes into the truck and monkeying/climbing around to get everything tied-down and bumping plastics in the process.

Acerbis fits better in my opinion.
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Jarid332 wrote:
Hate to drag up an old topic, just put the powerflow kit on my 18 YZ450 and the fitment was terrible. Not very happy. Should have...
Hate to drag up an old topic, just put the powerflow kit on my 18 YZ450 and the fitment was terrible. Not very happy. Should have went with Acerbis.

Anyone else have issues with Cyrca lately?

 

 Tried some Cycra plastics after being advised to get acerbis multiple times. I wanted to try something new. These powerflow shrouds fit horribly. See that gap between the shroud and the fuel tank? That’s not supposed to be there. The shroud is supposed to be flush with the fuel tank.
 

The mounting hole for the bolt that goes into the tank is supposed to be at an angle in the shroud, because the hole on the fuel tank is at an angle. Sadly, when Cycra made these shrouds, the mounting holes were made flat/flush, rather than at an angle, which required me to use lots of elbow grease to force it in place to get the bolt in. What a shame.

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