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Offline suzuki59

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Re: very nice 87 cr125
« Reply #30 on: February 27, 2013, 01:12:59 pm »
Sorry for the thread hijack as well....
I am just rebuilding a 1988 RM 250J and heres the running $ total -lucky to have friends in the trades etc but I have also added a lot of unnecessary NOS parts -

Initial bike purchase and shipping from USA- NZD$2200
Full Engine rebuild (top end/bottom end, including three new gears and painting)- NZD$700.
Frame blasting and painting -NZD$150.
New tyres -NZD$200.
New cosmetics (all new plastics, graphics)- NZD$250.
New old stock pro circuit pipe and Answer silencer -NZD$300
Various NOS parts etc ie new brake hoses,brake pedal,master cylinder,swingarm chain buffers,new airbox,fork legs -NZD$700
New O ring Chain -NZD$120
Shock and forks serviced NZD$250.

Grand total  NZD$4900 =AUD$3920 @0.81 FX.

I havent rebuilt wheels or had the swingarm polished which would be another NZD$1000.

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Offline whitey 43

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Re: very nice 87 cr125
« Reply #31 on: February 27, 2013, 02:01:13 pm »
I love the '88 models! I reckon you might need a Boyesen Rad Valve LOL! ;)

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Re: very nice 87 cr125
« Reply #32 on: February 27, 2013, 02:14:07 pm »
I love the '88 models! I reckon you might need a Boyesen Rad Valve LOL! ;)
Thanks me too!
 I have my eye on one those ;)-I also put a flywheel weight on it because she will also become my trail bike.

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Re: very nice 87 cr125
« Reply #33 on: February 27, 2013, 03:21:46 pm »
would be more your pace then Craigy  ;D
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