Guys, it seems i found something! http://japan.webike.net/products/2014310.html Gotta be real deal according to flash search thru internet. ;) Didn't order anything, though. Also check this page http://japan.webike.net/HONDA/CRM250/172/m/?p.sk=1#!search&p.rows=100&p.sk=1&p.ref=model&p.m=172&p.p=2 fo...

Yeah, but don't mind them. Seems I found another place in Japan to buy this fender kit for 21000Y. Also I received few pointers, that this fenders selling primarily on CRM's motherland - Japan. That's why it's right place to search, I guess. P.S. Backoff, that CRM is up to sale as well. For about 13...

Yup, but their site missed "cr250ar" section. And I wonder for how long... <_<

It seems to be produced by Maier (USA). Never heard of this plastic manufacturer. Search continuing.

it's gotta be the right one! http://page18.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/w76801462

But where to get? "That's the question".(c) - BlendTec

Video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcJ30Q_eCZg

Where to obtain? Like this http://hostinga.imagecross.com/image-hosting-19/8292fend.jpg or this http://hostinga.imagecross.com/image-hosting-19/8282fend2.jpg. Yes, plastic set above selling for about 500$ in Japan. But where did they get rear fender? I mean, they couldn't make it exclusively. It was...

Guys, you need these (http://injapan.ru/auction/r91947743.html) for fun.

Brilliant! It was a LOT of hard and interesting work, but it definitely worth it. Personally (if someone cares) I don't like aluminium frames or modern CR/WR bikes neither. Also I cannot really understand how lightweighted enduro bike such CRM with sharp handling can be more light and sharper. But o...

Hi there, guys, need little of help here. Disassembled my bike, but stuck with the damn thing. http://www.imagecross.com/a/image-hosting-view-12.php?id=6750link.jpg Any tips how to remove bolt and then linkage from frame? Bolt stuck inside REALLY hard and wont pull out, however, it rotates freely en...

Ah! So there is difference among manufacturers! Okay.

Damn me, knackered, but I can swear, on Mk2 was 45mm! I checked it myself. Don't know about mk3 though.

[quote="lgingell"]what forks fit the crm yokes - wp 43mm usd forks (from bikes like ktm exc) fit directly into crm yokes with no modifications.[/quote] - someone, please, explain this to me. But CRM fork stanchions 45mm, isn't it?!

Suggestions about what? I can say definitely there should be no play at main bearings at all, so you got yourself a rebuild, mate. I suggest you to calm down, stop using your CRM for it's sake, get 50/100cc scooter or even bicycle on time of rebuild, which you (trust me) would like to perform all by...

Yup, Mike, 3000 usd, but I really didn't catch what you mean.

P.S. Hi there, fellow Mk3 owner! =)