Lets see your 1980's era cr-series 2-smokers!

[M E T A L A C I D]

Id like to see some 80s vintage Hondas, me being a cr-kinda dude, id love to see em! Daisy duke wishes it!

[frdbtr]

Id like to see some 80s vintage Hondas, me being a cr-kinda dude, id love to see em! 📎cr-500-r_1985_2.jpg📎csteel_74_#12.jpg📎ee89066da8c7b3f6d7f1217268450994.jpg📎honda-cr-250-1989-195222.jpg📎th6G0WMENQ.jpg Daisy duke wishes it! 📎girl-hotpants-25-daisy-dukes.jpg

 

Don't have any pictures but my Brother had an 85 cr500.  Spent a lot of time on that bike, it was a beast.  He still kicks himself for selling it.

[M E T A L A C I D]

I rode one in the 80s, it was a blast!!! It breaks my heart to see old machines to be forgotten!

[Diverdown]

This pic happens to be on my phone, 10 year old pic.  89 CR250 (orininal owner) towards the left, and an 87 CR500 (street legal) towards the right.  Only bike I currently still own from this line-up is the 02 DRZ400, all the way to the right.  When the economy took a dump I did some liquidating, was down to 1 bike, the DRZ.    Here's how things look now, I know I know, no CR's.   But I plan on doing a 85-87 CR500 restoration soon !!  I'll dig up some old pics soon, got a few more.   

Edited November 21, 2015 by Throttle5

[CRF2eR]

I've owned a bunch of mid 80's CR125s and CR250's. My favorites were my two '85 CR125's, which I still have.

Here's one that I converted to up-side down forks in the mid-90's...

I really wish I'd gotten a group photo of my mid 80 CR's when I had them all back then (6 at one time).

Here's my two '85 CR125's and a '95 CR125...

Randy

[M E T A L A C I D]

That's one impressive garage you have throttle 5, truly impressive! Street legal 2-stroke? wow, I know back in the 70s it could be done with a mr-series Honda, but a cr-500? Bring on the kawi ningas. lol. Inverted forks on a 85 cr-125? now that's awesome! I dig the cr's crf2er! that 85 is the cleanest ive seen in decades! Imressive man caves bros!

[Diverdown]

That's one impressive garage you have throttle 5, truly impressive! Street legal 2-stroke? wow, I know back in the 70s it could be done with a mr-series Honda, but a cr-500? Bring on the kawi ningas. lol. Inverted forks on a 85 cr-125? now that's awesome! I dig the cr's crf2er! that 85 is the cleanest ive seen in decades! Imressive man caves bros!

Here in Michigan, as long as you can spell your name...it can be street legal.         

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In Texas im not sure if a 2-stroke could be used on the street? But I could be wrong, a vespa? or an old mr-series Honda could be used, but a cr-500 would be awesome! My neighbors would love me on one!

[M E T A L A C I D]

I'll throw in my vintage 1980's cr-2fiddlys, the dents on the pipes are battle scars from anything you can imagine! lol

[mxracer106]

Ok, here is my contribution....my '86 CR250. It am still amazed how good the motor and handling is on this 30 year old bike! Puts a smile on my face every time I throw a leg over it!

 

[Diverdown]

Ok, here is my contribution....my '86 CR250. It am still amazed how good the motor and handling is on this 30 year old bike! Puts a smile on my face every time I throw a leg over it!

 

Astounding !...And still got the DeBruzer bar pad !    

[M E T A L A C I D]

That's one slick 1986 cr, mxracer106! Its been a while since I have seen an acutrax riser clamp kit, nice.

[mxracer106]

Astounding !...And still got the DeBruzer bar pad !    

 

Thank you for the compliment Throttle5!  You too have great taste in vintage CR's!  Glad you like (and remember!) the DeBruzzer, as is does add some originality to this era!

[mxracer106]

That's one slick 1986 cr, mxracer106! Its been a while since I have seen an acutrax riser clamp kit, nice.

 

Thank you cr-dude3!  You too have great taste vintage CR's!  Great eye on the Answer Accu-trax!  I found it in a box of parts that the original owner had given me....as I have not seen one of these for many years!  it was still in the original packaging....endorsed by Bob "Hurricane" Hannah of course!

 

[Diverdown]

Thank you for the compliment Throttle5!  You too have great taste in vintage CR's!  Glad you like (and remember!) the DeBruzzer, as is does add some originality to this era!

I still have 2 red ones !    

[Doug06fx4screw]

Ok, here is my contribution....my '86 CR250. It am still amazed how good the motor and handling is on this 30 year old bike! Puts a smile on my face every time I throw a leg over it!

Sick bike, love the mid 80's CR's. May I ask where you got the carb vent lines?

[mxracer106]

Sick bike, love the mid 80's CR's. May I ask where you got the carb vent lines?

 

Thank you Doug! I am glad you appreciate it, and the mid 80's CR's were the best of that era for sure!  As far as the carb vent lines, it has a new 38mm Keihin PWK Airstriker carb, and it came with those lines on it.  You could contact JDJetting.com, and see if you can get them separately if you like.

[Pygmy Warrior]

Here is a link for the carb lines.   http://www.chaparral-racing.com/product/hekix-racing-colored-vent-primer-line/353-0462.aspx

Edited December 9, 2015 by Pygmy Warrior

[HappyG]

In Texas im not sure if a 2-stroke could be used on the street? But I could be wrong, a vespa? or an old mr-series Honda could be used, but a cr-500 would be awesome! My neighbors would love me on one!

Is your number "86" actually an 85?

Cant see the hpp covers?

It has an 85 style swingarm and seat logo. Couldn't get a good look at the pegs to date the frame. Just curious.

Nice bikes btw.

Edited December 11, 2015 by HappyG

[Piney Woods]

The seat cover and HPP covers are correct, can't remember about the swingarm. Footpeg's are not OEM but that is normal. Might have the Motion Pro weld ons. The '85 seat cover logo was solid.

Edited December 11, 2015 by YHGEORGE