crm250 from south in norway.

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crm250 from south in norway.

Post by smcr500 » 25 Feb 2010, 13:44

hi.

bought a 97 crm250 dec 09.
very nice bike.
i use it to work. i`m gonna use it for trial/offroad in the summer :-)

i also got :

cr500 road legal
rg570 road legal
kx500
banshee
i also got a couple of fz50cc pocketbike and a nx250 that is for sale.

i`m a member of bike.no here in norway.

http://www.bike.no/member/view.php?id=12762

if you take a look in my garage (garasjen) you can see my bikes.

rg570 : http://www.bike.no/project/view.php?id=69
cr500 : http://www.bike.no/project/view.php?id=1937
kx500 : http://www.bike.no/project/view.php?id=2444
crm250 : http://www.bike.no/project/view.php?id=3986
banshee : http://www.bike.no/project/view.php?id=3380

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Post by smcr500 » 25 Feb 2010, 13:49

i`m not very good in english... sorry...

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Post by fallenmikethebike » 25 Feb 2010, 16:17

:D Hi SM, welcome to the site, as bad as you may think your English is I suspect our collective knowledge of Norwegian could written on a 170 main jet.
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Post by Gammakeith » 25 Feb 2010, 17:20

Welcome indeed!! I like your RG570! Its nice to see another 2-stroke enthusiast. I have a near stock looking RG500 but with a Stan Stephens Stage 3 tune. Excellent fun! You are a brave man with a road legal CR500 though. I wondered about also doing that but felt that a CRM250 would be much more practical!

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Post by smcr500 » 25 Feb 2010, 18:02

he he did you visit bike.no?

norwegian is a good language :-)

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Post by smcr500 » 25 Feb 2010, 18:11

a crm250 is much more practical... i replaced the nx250 4stroke piece of poo ;-) with the crm250...

the cr500 is a very fun toy...

http://www.bike.no/video/cr500-pa-tur/ = cr500 videoclip
http://www.bike.no/video/rg-500-1/ = rg570 videoclip

Stan Stephens Stage 3 tune :-) nice how many hp are we talking then?

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Post by Gammakeith » 25 Feb 2010, 20:11

Not as many hp as he claimed but almost 100hp at the rear wheel. Certainly much more than it was originally!

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Post by Gammakeith » 25 Feb 2010, 20:15

I've just watched the videos. Very nice! The CR500 does look very scary :-)

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Post by smcr500 » 25 Feb 2010, 20:34

100 at rear wheel is nice.
he who built mine claimed 120 crank hp. i don`t know about that but it is fast... gonna test it against two gsxr600 this summer. hope i win :-)
there`s far to nearest dyno her so i have not tested mine... but i might this summer.
is your`s 500cc or 570cc?

cr500 is just fun ;-)

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Post by Gammakeith » 26 Feb 2010, 12:29

I kept mine at 500cc and stock looking so I can keep it on classic insurance. I've also not had mine of a dyno but I know of others that get about that with a similar level of tune.
I'm looking forward to hearing it 'crackle' again in the Spring. Its not bad when a 25-year old bike can still get the blood going!

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Post by smcr500 » 26 Feb 2010, 15:17

i`m also looking forward to spring/summer.
there is almost 1 metre of snow here now :-(

i love the way these twostroke sound! have you tested a kawa h2?
i found a clip on youtube that is amazing... Let the good times roll http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPGhuepihmc

i want one!!! i know these are a bit old and frame made of spagetti but that sound!!

but they are expensive...

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Post by Gammakeith » 26 Feb 2010, 16:00

I have to agree that 3 cylinder 2 strokes make the best 2 stroke noise (must be the 120 degree cranks). I have never ridden an H2 but my old Suzuki GT750 made a similar 'wail' and was much nicer sounding than the RG. However, it was very heavy and felt so horrible after I got used to the RG!

You must have a death wish to want an H2 as well as a CR500 :-) Mind you, I have come to the conclusion that the bikers in the Scandanavian countries are seem to be quite mad. It must be the long dark winters!! Fingers crossed for an early melt to the snow!

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Post by smcr500 » 26 Feb 2010, 18:06

he he :-) yeah the gt750 is like 300kg. ;-) the h2 are a bit lighter but are heavy also... :-(

"I have come to the conclusion that the bikers in the Scandanavian countries are seem to be quite mad. It must be the long dark winters!!"

he he funny :-)


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