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From: Brissy
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8th March 2013 - 01:46 PM
8th March 2013 - 01:46 PM
1989 Honda CBR250R MC19
Eughhh title failed..
Engine:
Standard
Exhaust:
Musarii (Screaming Demon)
Suspension:
Standard
Modifications:
Minor things such as dash illumination, carbon printed mirrors, general tidy up
Estimated Power:
Whatever a 24 year old 250cc makes!
Picked her up early last year for a bargain, but in pretty average condition. Fairings were cracked/faded, engine needed a service/TLC. So I've slowly been restoring it back to its former glory. (Yes it has RR fairings even though its just a R).
I've bought new fairings, new front screen done a full service, replaced spark plugs etc, new rubber, new exhaust, new mirrors.
It's still a long way from being immaculate and there are things to replace such as the dint in the fuel tank that was there when I purchased the bike and a rear cowl. During the single seat conversion the padding was taken off the rear seat.
It's a great commuter and its ideal for Uni. When money allows, I'd love to upgrade to something bigger.
As it stands now.
How I bought it.
This post has been edited by Jerryme: Mar 8 2013, 01:51 PM
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Eughhh title failed..
Engine:
Standard
Exhaust:
Musarii (Screaming Demon)
Suspension:
Standard
Modifications:
Minor things such as dash illumination, carbon printed mirrors, general tidy up
Estimated Power:
Whatever a 24 year old 250cc makes!
Picked her up early last year for a bargain, but in pretty average condition. Fairings were cracked/faded, engine needed a service/TLC. So I've slowly been restoring it back to its former glory. (Yes it has RR fairings even though its just a R).
I've bought new fairings, new front screen done a full service, replaced spark plugs etc, new rubber, new exhaust, new mirrors.
It's still a long way from being immaculate and there are things to replace such as the dint in the fuel tank that was there when I purchased the bike and a rear cowl. During the single seat conversion the padding was taken off the rear seat.
It's a great commuter and its ideal for Uni. When money allows, I'd love to upgrade to something bigger.
As it stands now.
How I bought it.
This post has been edited by Jerryme: Mar 8 2013, 01:51 PM
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