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Forum => Dirt Bike Pow-Wow => Topic started by: chuckster on June 11, 2018, 03:54:10 AM
Honda CR125 Dirt Bike
How about some postings about CR125 dirt bikes... Maybe some loyal Honda owners can post some pics of their CR125. Anyone good at maintaining or repairing their CR125 have advice here on mods or recurring problems with the CR125 dirt bike, any Achilles heel that you think is worth mentioning.
The site here also has a classified ad section for dirt bikes and used bike parts you can use it for the CR125 in particular (used Honda parts trading or whatever), just use the classifieds (http://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/group/index.php?action=classifieds) section of the site for this stuff.
As for parts, the site here lists the common CR125 part suppliers here (http://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/honda-cr125-parts.htm). There is not much here that you probably haven't already heard of, but they're listed here anyway.
In a nutshell, the dirt bike group forum works for:
- CR125 Questions
- CR125 Photos
- CR125 Restorations
- CR125 Rider Reviews
- CR125 Parts Wanted
(http://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/photos/cr-125-forum.jpg)
Anyone have some CR 125 pics they can post, that would be great...
(https://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/i24/oem-moto-parts.png) (https://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/oem.html)
The Honda CR125M Elsinore model was first introduced in 1973. It quickly became popular due to its light-weight design and high-revving two-stroke engine, which made it a fierce competitor in the 125cc motocross class.
Production continued until 2007. That was the last year of production for the Honda CR125R. By this time, similar to the CR250R, the motocross world was shifting towards four-stroke engines due to changes in regulations and the advancements in four-stroke motors.
The 2 stroke CR125 had a 34 year run and is iconic to anyone who rides dirt bikes.