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Marque Remarks => Honda => Topic started by: William Doe on July 31, 2016, 09:59:50 am
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Probably been asked a 100 times before ::)
What are the major differences between a 78 CR 250 and a 79 CR 250 ?
If a club ran a Pre 79 class would the 79 model be considered a flow on ?
This is a hypothetical question so i dont need under MA rule 1235556667 ::)
thanks
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Bums on seats Bill .... bring it and let them ride it. My answer is yes
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Thanks Stu i would for sure , im just curious what the differences are though ?
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The lower fork legs have a different axle clamp, sidecover stickers & slightly different front sprocket cover are the visual differences :)
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Thanks Smed :)
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mainly cosmetics as SMED has said - chain rollers also different - nylon as opposed to steel - not much at all really Bill - would definitely qualify as a flow on.
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Thanks Rosco :)
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From memory, the '79 had an aluminium ring/spacer on the airbox around the airfilter to carb boot. I had a look on the parts book, but can't see that showing up on it though. I know that my 79 had the aluminium ring on it's airbox.
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aftermarket part - still available
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Yep, Rosco is right, MotoX-Fox air box ring, not original ;)
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If you can get hold of a parts book it identifies the differences for the 1978, 79 and 80. The Honda-Elsinore website has a download I think that you ay be able to get.
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reeds are different.
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same reeds fit all 3?
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same reeds fit all 3?
78 are thicker . Marty Moates LOP bike ran 79 cylinder with 78 reeds for more rpm
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Different in the barrels, 79 smoother power than 78... neither have great bottom end power but fun bike to ride.....