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Author:  Sunblock [ Sat Jul 05, 2008 6:49 pm ]
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Hi guys, I had hoser change my nick from mike25 to sunblock.

Picked this up for $500 bucks, I really wanted an 85-86, but for the price I think this will be plenty of fun. It needs a lot of little things, but mechanically the Engine is in good shape with a rebuild not too long ago. Has good compression, I have not tested it with a comp tester yet, but feels to be around 130 or so. starts on 1st kick.

Problems :

crack in frame, near front Engine mount, small crack on bottom of frame, both look like easy repairs with the right welding skills. needs a rear caliper, current one had a broken bleed valve that someone tried to drill out. front master cylinder has a slow leak. front forks need to be rebuilt, missing rear tail light, kill switch is loose, it will slide out of the run position easily. I hacked a temp repair for the switch, but it seems to be missing the spring that locks it in place when in the run position. Gas tank has dents in the sides.

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Author:  Nuke Em [ Sat Jul 05, 2008 9:53 pm ]
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Nice find!!!!! Hoser has a nice air cooled 250R and can give alot of help if needed. Tons of parts for it on Ebay too. I have a 86 ATC250R and love it. I have never seen rear tires like those, brand, size, sand/snow????
Gary
Author:  Twilight [ Sat Jul 05, 2008 10:55 pm ]
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Those tires are sick and I want some for my 200x! haha nice find man. Most of those parts can be snagged off evilbay pretty easily I think. Theres a tank and tail light on evilbay right now;

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-AT ... 0075568604
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-AT ... 0075569256

I post on a couple ATC forums too, so if you cant find something I'll ask for you. Its a killer trike you got.
Author:  Ody_Stable [ Sun Jul 06, 2008 12:48 am ]
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Nice.

I have a spare tank but is has a vew small dings itself.

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Author:  hoser [ Sun Jul 06, 2008 9:35 am ]
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Nice score I am sure you will like, get any spare parts with it?

Evilbay has a nice steady stream of spare parts so keep your eye out.

I would remove that gas tank and flush it until you cant smell any gas in it then drop a fire cracker inside I bet it will pop the dents right out like the auto dent man does, you might try the dry ice thing first
http://search.yahoo.com/search?n=10&ei= ... th+dry+ice

You will like the 250R they are a great wheelie machine, you going to use it for trails or wide open spaces?

Looks like it has a aftermarket pipe IMO the stock pipe is the best for everything but wide open spaces...

Details pics of the frame cracks? I cracked my frame years ago while racing I was clearing the table top on the MX track it was the easiest way to pass :-) others were rolling over it.

Lid off the air box or on, try it with it off...

You join here yet ? http://www.3wheelerworldforums.com/
Great site some guys here are members their too, Nukem, Mudbogger, Odystable and I think FL670, who I missing?
First thing I did when I joined that site was head to the User CP and change the theme to something that was not so dark hehe

Keep us updated on your project, I need to do some work to mine, I picked up a cylinder on evilbay dirt cheap so I want to try some ideas on it, a little hoserization to enhance bottom end and mid range but no increases in compression, I have gained a little weight since I bought mine new :shock:

I also snagged a bottom end dirt cheap I need to restore and shelf for a spare, it needs a new rod for sure..
http://pilotodyssey.com/PO/viewtopic.php?t=4065
Author:  Nuke Em [ Sun Jul 06, 2008 9:37 am ]
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Heres a cool trike video to get the blood moving.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvGrJVdCf64

Hey Ody stable, whats the frame in the background? Nice pic of your daughter, I assume.
Author:  hoser [ Sun Jul 06, 2008 9:37 am ]
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You might need this some day.
Author:  mudbogger [ Sun Jul 06, 2008 4:26 pm ]
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Nice score for you-I have a 85 250r,86 250r, 2 350x's currently with the 350x's needing some restoration work in the future they arent ridden currently
Ebay has tons of parts for your ride but log in to the 3 wheeler board they will help you in leaps and bounds with parts too, alot cheaper than Ebay-I just bought 1 titlewd frame.front brake system complete for my 250r for 50 bucks shipped off there that's cheap!!!
Author:  Sunblock [ Sun Jul 06, 2008 9:36 pm ]
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Thanks for all the input, I have registered over at threewheelerworld last week, been doing lots of research but no posting yet. I will have to try the dry ice thing on the tank, the dents are very mild and just seem to be from knee pressure.

The tires are ohtsu 220/460 - 9. The tread is rock hard and they hook up real well. I can catch a wheel on it in 1st very easily. I have not driven it much as I do not want to worsen the frames cracked areas.

I got a rear master cylinder and hosing, and a seat that has been poorly recovered. The extra seat's plastic is in good shape though and would be nice if recovered properly.

I will try and get a pic of the cracked areas. I think I will have to pull the Engine out to get it fixed properly.
Author:  Sunblock [ Sun Jul 06, 2008 10:04 pm ]
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after removing the skid plate the crack in the bottom looks a bit worse, but it looks weldable to me.

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Author:  stix [ Fri Jul 11, 2008 10:12 pm ]
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Looks like a blast, do they make one with a cage and roll bar :shock:
Author:  Ody_Stable [ Fri Jul 11, 2008 10:19 pm ]
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That would be the wusssssss model, you know, odysseys and pilots......
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