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Offline Phoenix843

New to the two stroke/r world
« on: June 30, 2015, 03:27:16 PM »
Hey guys, come from crf250r/trx450 world and really just have the itch to build a two stroke. Never had one. I think I will really enjoy putting one together and will be keeping an eye on ebay and locally for one. May just get a frame and go from there. I'll be browsing around learning more and posting some questions after I have searched for answers on my build.

Chris
Darlington,Md

Offline beobe99

New to the two stroke/r world
« Reply #1 on: June 30, 2015, 04:56:36 PM »
Hey Chris, welcome! My first R started off as a Frame only and it really gave me an education on what they're all about. However, I believe buying a complete R and taking it apart for rebuild would do the same and be cheaper & less time consuming, depending. I say "depending" because if you plan on going completely aftermarket, or even mostly, you just bought a bunch of parts you don't need.

What's your Plan? Oem resto, resto-mod, or full aftermarket?

Offline Skeans1

New to the two stroke/r world
« Reply #2 on: June 30, 2015, 05:30:15 PM »
Chris just keep your eyes I open I picked up my first 88 for 1800 out of Arizona. Good luck on whatever you do and there's lots of great info and guys here.
Jared

Offline Phoenix843

New to the two stroke/r world
« Reply #3 on: June 30, 2015, 06:08:23 PM »
Thanks for the replies/feedback guys. Guess I should have mentioned what my plans are. I ride 80% woods with some decent size jumps and climbs mixed in. Not full mx or anything but A few spots I ride I was able to use most of the travel on my 05 trx450r. I liked and was used to throwing it around and jumping it so interchanging some 450r parts(plus I still have a bunch of leftovers) was in the game plan. I also still have my crf250r also an 05. It's great but I ride way too much rutted out terrain and soft stuff for me to enjoy riding it. When we ride it's usually for 6-10 hours and standing constantly gets tiring. Want a mix of both worlds I enjoy. Also as a side note lots of high speed areas so I want slightly wider for stability in turns. It's woods but lots of utvs on trails so trails are cut pretty wide. Those things really do some rut damage.

So I guess to sum up I'll probably use a bunch of 450r parts and fill in the blanks with both oem and aftermarket. Plus it can't be any more of a pita working on the motors than mx bikes/quads. I won't miss adjusting valves what seemed like every month and getting seats cut all the time.

 

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