1984 Honda Cr on 2040-motos

US $1,250.00

Year:1984 Mileage:1

Location:

Austin, Texas, United States

Honda CR photos

Honda CR tech info

Type:Off-Road

Honda CR description

I have a 1984 CR 250R bike for sale. Purchased as a project bike to get up and running but due to circumstances changing do not have room to continue working on it. Have had the bike running and riding but can't now get it to turn over. I also have a 1985 CR250 in pieces that I am including in the sale. I purchased to use some of the parts but would make a great restoration bike for the right hand.

I have spent about $500 in new parts for the 1984, have all receipts

Rebuilt the engine and top end with New Weisco Piston
New fork oil in forks
Cleaned carb and purchased new choke
New inner tubes in front and rear.
New Rimlock in rear wheel
New grips
New clutch cable
New levers

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