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Old 11-27-2008
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Default cr500 and the infamous aluminum frame?

I want to put a cr500 motor in a cr250 aluminum frame. I have heard a couple of guys have done it. Does anybody know if this is an easy project, better yet have you done it?
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Old 11-29-2008
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i ride a ktm 65cc i would look at craigs list or on ebay mabey even at ur local dealers ttyl here is my email address i can help u kriduffey@yahoo.com
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a friend an i fitted one to a crf250 frame,had to make a few brackets and a little bit of welding but it turned out good and is a weapon, not sure about fitting to a 250 two stroke frame you would have to take some measurements.
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there is only one place to get that kind ofbike. service honda in Indiana is the placeto get a cr500af. unless you are an expertwelder and fabricator you are going towaste a lot of time and money trying toget it done. also a cr500af is for expertrider's only.
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Hey, how far along r u? my name is jesse in fremont ca., i'm looking for a 1988-01 cr500 to put motor in 1997-02 cr250 "central aluminum frame". not able to find lots of info: except for -someguy said his boy did it with a 1990 500 & 01 250 and keep it honda
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