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Info Project Honda CBR250RR - Grey One

Discussion in 'Your 250cc Projects' started by kiffsta, Mar 5, 2015.

  1. Phil

    Phil Senior Member Contributing Member

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    That sound made the day that much more special :thumb_ups:
     
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    kiffsta Senior Member

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    new battery, heal guards and foot pegs now fitted

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    I really miss my MC22 after hearing that video. I sort of want to buy a CBR and mod RS125 body work to it.
     
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    kiffsta Senior Member

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    Bit more progress today, rear brake caliper fitted and bled, exhaust fitted, painted my h bar, front calipers are on but ran out of time to bleed them. I also located some old
    Mc22 panels which I have rattle canned so I Can get it on the road.
     
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    almost there

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    Phil Senior Member Contributing Member

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    Don't forget the mirrors Chris :lolsign: She looks good mate.
     
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    @Xcitebikes care package arrived Wednesday, I now have bar ends, single seat cowl and some dust caps which are all now fitted. Front brakes need to be bled and Im pretty good to go, we that was until I started it last night, Im running on 3, so its time to strip the carbs and give them a clean, 2 steps forward...................
     
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    kiffsta Senior Member

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    Running on 4 again
     
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    XCite Bikes Parts and Accessories Staff Member 250cc Vendor Contributing Member

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    @kiffsta, you're planing on putting that mirror grommet in the correct position, right? I just noticed by the last photo that it seems to be upside down.
     
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    Hey Omar, there isnt much left of the grommet, these are just temp panels until I can source some genuine Honda ones that can be painted up to my spec, I just need to get riding again.

    Bit more work yesterday, Phil and I bled the brakes and deuced there was a major issue, we found that the bleed nipple was shagged, I found some spares on a Honda caliper and fitted them up , we got brake finally. I knew we were running on 3, so I pulled the coil lead off cylinder 1 and snipped a few mm off each end, now we have it running on 4 again. Fitted new carb boots as well for good measure as the old ones were hard as rock.

    So last night I then decide to give her a quick blat up the street, I accelerated for about 10m and the master link on the chain snapped. Fark me, clutch in, coast to a stop and wheeled her back to garage, bit of head scratching and we couldn't find the master link, I know $99 is cheap for a chain and sprocket set, but from now on, Im sticking with RK chains. I called @Glenn22 and bought his spare chain this morning. Fitted it up and test ride the bike, WOW, this motor is awesome, and it quite pulls like a 14 year old watching SBS. Panels are back on, have decided to give her a splash of colour so the vinyl cutter is being wheeled out. Will post some spics later.
     
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    50 bucks for a 428 heavy duty rk is the go mate
     
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    what do you think rear rim tape only ?

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    I think front & rear looks better...:thumb_ups:
     
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    Front and rear, if you want the drifter look go a different colour :)
     
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    Yeah needs red rim tape on the front to match
     
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    not even i like it just on the back, unique and looks dope spinning

    is this the same bike you painted headers black? haha impressive if so big change.
     
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    Phil notice my key was bent, upon closer inspection it had almost snapped, so I popped down this morning and had a replacement cut, I also fitted up a cheap reflector above the license plate so it would pass a roadworthy. I then took the cibby for a road worthy and slapped 6 months rego on it

    #winning

    Nice to be mobile again
     
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    That was my thought also, not holding my breath :lolsign:
     
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    She sounds really good when Chris gives it some :thumb_ups: he's mobil again....pretty good when you consider that a few weeks ago it was a bare frame on the ground.:D
     

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