Wanted- 97-99 CR250-500

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Luke
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Wanted- 97-99 CR250-500

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hey everyone, looking for a CR250 aluminum frame 97-99, if any one knows how to weld and make it so it will accept a CR500 engine, and im also looking for a 91-01 CR500R motor complete in good running order plus the wiring, used to own a 91 CR500 but had to sell it cause i needed cash, but spring is now coming and i want to make my own 500, anyone has ideas for me it would be appreciated cause i cant afford the service honda prices that they want for the used bikes, and im also from Alberta Canada, if that helps any?!?,

let me know
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Nodge
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Hey Luke,

I think I emailed you a week or so ago about a 250 motor that I was looking to sell...... No?

Anyway, I have seen lots of gen 1 250 frames going for CHEAP on ebay lately.

I bought an entire bike part by part from the US, from ebay, and up to Canada. I now have everything to build another Gen 1 250 conversion except for a set of forks, and front brakes.

I would recommend watching ebay for the bike parts, and rebuild which ever motor you can get for cheapest.

I might be selling one of my conversions this summer, but I only just finished building the first one today, so I'm not looking to part with anything yet.

I live in southern Saskatchewan, btw.
Yah, I'm from Saskatchetoon!

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Luke - read dannygraves Gen1 build in the AF section, or any of the other Gen1 builds. They are easy to do and you are only adding 2 front mounts so welding should be simple. There is also build directions available that ShanMan wrote :headbang: that makes it simple to build this bike yourself and ShanMan has the mounts and headstay for the build. Good luck and welcome to the site.
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Welcome aboard.
Hope your search for a bike goes well
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99 CR125 question

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hey all, is there any difference other then the engine size of a CR125 to a CR250 in 97-99?? now where a decent 99CR125 but i dont know if its the same for a 250, cause id just rip it out and put a 500 in,?? any changes??? :?:
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