1999 CRM250AR Project

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1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by juanseb » 13 Feb 2015, 20:55

I have had a couple of AR's over the years.

I bought my current one around two years ago and for a while just used it as it was.

Since starting my engineering degree at university I've been able to bring my bike in and use it as an extra curricular project.
The project started out with a number of ambitious aims although the primary aim was to give the bike a fresh bill of health.

Slowly but surely it became apparent that the bike needed a fair bit of tlc, electrical gremlins, stuck bolts, leaking seals and worn components couldn't be ignored...it was time to strip the bike down.

Since stripping the bike down I have been keeping busy drawing a number of components in CAD, coming to focus on 3d scanning of the clutch cover and cylinder head.

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by juanseb » 13 Feb 2015, 20:56

Aswel as trying to get my head around cad packages I have also been collecting all the parts needed for the rebuild.

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More updates will be coming soon :)

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by maciej_mi » 13 Feb 2015, 21:54

juanseb, what is the make of this CMM maschine (looks like mitutoyo), i hava at laboratory where i works zeiss prismo and mc 850 plus hommel wave contour :)

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by juanseb » 15 Feb 2015, 19:22

I'm not too sure what make the bed is, probe head is Renishaw though.

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by juanseb » 25 Feb 2015, 18:11

Just set the frame up ready to fit new yokes & showa ssf forks, adding with mocking up the crf250 swingarm.

The cases in the frame are spares , re original cases have gone for vapour blasting.

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by andrew19 » 25 Feb 2015, 19:36

Glad to see "bits" being put to good use.

Where are you getting vapour blasting done?

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by juanseb » 25 Feb 2015, 21:37

Thanks Andrew, the spares are deffinately coming in handy now.

The vapour is getting done by blastcoat over in Caerleo. Near Newport.

Hopefully should have them back in a week or so.

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by andrew19 » 27 Feb 2015, 21:46

I would definitely like to pop in and see progress when convenient for you.
Have you still got my phone number?

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by juanseb » 27 Feb 2015, 22:06

No problem, yep still got it, I'll give you a ring when the cases and cylinder are back.

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by juanseb » 12 Mar 2015, 18:58

Just got the engine parts back from vapour blasting.
The pictures don't do these parts justice, they are very clean.
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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by juanseb » 12 Mar 2015, 20:01

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Just had this lit arrive in the post, they're being kept in the spares cupboard though as the original piston is well withing spec.

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by ElectroMotor » 18 Aug 2015, 19:16

Hello JuanSeb

i have one CRM250 1998 and im rebuilding, many parts are so hard to get, i have to pay in dollar and come the stuffs to Colombia.

http://hondacrm250.blogspot.com/

Then maybe i can do it here ... or get it here on south america.


i not have Head Cylinder and i need the crackshaft Kit

Can you share the files on 3D with me?
Thanks...
Good day
Alexande Rivera
djboulevardcali@gmail.com

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by knackeredMk1 » 18 Aug 2015, 20:12

Oh boy. Can someone else tell this guy he is deluded. He does not have an 1998 AR but a Mk2 engine or possibly a Mk1 engine missing the PV controller in what is possibly a Mk2 frame but more likely a 1989 Mk1 ........................

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Post by rich1960 » 18 Aug 2015, 22:31

knackeredMk1 wrote:Oh boy. Can someone else tell this guy he is deluded. He does not have an 1998 AR but a Mk2 engine or possibly a Mk1 engine missing the PV controller in what is possibly a Mk2 frame but more likely a 1989 Mk1 ........................

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can lead a horse to water......etc....etc.....

He will realise the error of his ways....one day, especially when he pays 'top dollar' for the wrong parts.

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Re: 1999 CRM250AR Project

Post by ElectroMotor » 19 Aug 2015, 14:04

Thanks my Friend

i was research about and i found I have a MK1 (1989-90)


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