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1996 Honda CR250 |
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June 17, 2001 |
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Ryder
Joined: 11/18/2007 Posts: 9 Location: Vancouver, BC |
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| Posted: Jun 20, 2009 10:35 PM Back to Top |
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 1996 Honda CR250 (Score: +1) |
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6.0 / 170 lbs / Intermediate
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 Power: |
 Low end is good
Mid is great
Top end is great
Picks up very well from a stop.
I have a fmf gnarly and a fmf power core silencer on my bike and the bike rides unbelievable. Definitly a powerful bike. |
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 Ergonomics: |
 Very straight forward layout. Easy to get used to. |
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 Suspension, Front: |
 Excellent. Not too soft, not too hard
A little softer than what I expected. |
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 Suspension, Rear: |
 Excellent. Again, not too hard, not too soft. |
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 Handling: |
 Very good. I could use some new tires, but otherwise, it takes to the trails very well. |
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 Brakes: |
 Excellent. Stops me on a dime.
Front can be a bit touchy. |
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 Best $2000 i ever spent. It is a blast. Best bike ive owned. Beat a 2001 YZ250 in a race. |
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 100 |
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| Posted: Feb 13, 2003 8:51 PM Back to Top |
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 Legacy Review (Score: +1) |
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 Doesn't have tons of bottom end power but has alright mid range and top end |
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 Suspension: |
 Alright ..... Not as good as my KTM |
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 Handling: |
 A little rough but you get use to it |
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 Brakes: |
 Good for a fat man |
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 Over all great bike |
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 90 |
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| Posted: Aug 6, 2002 5:54 PM Back to Top |
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 Legacy Review (Score: +1) |
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 My '96 had a lotta' motorwork by Eric Gorr, so it may not be like the stockers. Great bottom, smooth midrange, but not much on top. The head had been milled for more compression (it kicks harder than a 500) and I think that explains the type of power delivery it had. It was fast and easy to ride. |
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 Suspension: |
 Proaction front and rear (revalved both ends and new rear spring) and it worked flawless. Front was not quite what you could rightly call plush, but still not uncomfortable either. |
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 Handling: |
 Very stable, no head shake at all. Not the quickest turner, but not bad either. Sort of a jack-of-all trades similar to newer YZ250's such as the 2000. |
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 Brakes: |
 Absolutely perfect. They never should have changed a thing, and everybody else should have copied them exactly. |
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 Great bike. Do it all, from motocross to woods/playbike, this thing always seemed to be comfortable. I rode it 3 years and actually made money on it when I sold it. |
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 90 |
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| Posted: Mar 16, 2002 11:23 AM Back to Top |
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 Legacy Review (Score: +1) |
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 Brakes: |
 The brakes were outstanding! The response was very quick and it stopped the bike realy easy. The front brake is better than the rear because I use it the most when I race and my position is always in the top 4. |
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 95 |
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| Posted: May 22, 2001 9:08 PM Back to Top |
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 Power: |
 hits from the bottom.I changed the back sprocket to a 51 for cross-country though. |
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 Suspension: |
 Excellent for hare scrambles and cross country, but way to soft for jumping. |
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 Handling: |
 great.nice and stable no head shake |
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 Brakes: |
 excellent.best i've ever had or tried. |
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 Comments: |
 Lots of power, but suspension a little to soft for mx . |
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 90 |
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