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1979 Honda Cr on 2040-motos

US $1100
YearYear:1979 MileageMileage:10
Location:

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States
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Honda CR tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):250 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty TypeType:Off-Road For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Honda CR description

Being offered is a 1979 Honda CR250, Racer. No expense was spared in the building of this bike, it is like new with only 3 heat cycles on the engine.

The engine has all new OEM honda bearings, seals and gaskets, new steel and fiber clutch plates, New Oem Honda rod kit, The cylinder has just been Nikasil plated by powerseal to standard bore, it has a new wiseco pro-lite piston, rings, bearing, pin and clips. The carb is a rebuilt and jetted Keihin, It has a new Jemco tapered headpipe pipe and silencer. 

It has new Full Circle polished rims, New buchanon heavy guage stainless spokes and nipples, new tubes and locks, all new wheel bearings, seals and brake shoes, wrapped in new rubber. 

The front forks and trees are rust free 1980 cr250 originals, rebuilt with new seals and seal savers. 

The frame is solid, it has no repairs, rust, rewelds, crushed or damaged tubes, it has been powdercoated with RAL3020 in gloss red.

The swingarm is the longer 1980 model, is powdercoated also, with new bearings  and chain buffer. An adjustable rear brake stay rod has been fitted.

The rear shocks are 17.5" Fox airs, completely rebuilt by Thor, they are in mint shape with no rash or damage, a custom made alloy shock guard is installed to protect the shock from chain damage.

The chain rollers and sliders are new throughout, it has a new sprockets, 13t steel counter shaft and a 49t alloy PBI rear and a new black chain. 

The plastics are all new throughout, they are from VMX racing and very high quality, it has a new  seat cover fitted over new seat foam also from VMX racing, the tank is a Oem 79 CR250 alloy unit that has been restored and is in perfect condition.It has new Vortex vintage bend bars , all the cables are new , it has period correct  shorty levers, new Pro taper grips, side pull throttle and a new kill button. all bolts are new and stainless with stainless locknuts throughout. Inside the uncracked air box is a new 1 piece Twin Air filter, a reinforcement ring has been fitted to the air box to prevent future cracking.

This bike runs and handles great, weight has been shaved off the bike wherever possible and it feels very nimble. It is very tight and feels like new.

For any questions call me at 713-690-7227


A $250 non refundable deposit is required within 24 hours of the auction closing, the balance to be paid within 4 days by Check, Money order, or Wire transfer no PAYPAL

Shipping costs and arrangements are the responsibility of the buyer, I can store the bike until it is picked up by the shipping company.



 

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