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    CBR250RR resurrection

    So ive got a CBR250RR MC22 sitting in the shed awaiting some time and energy...does anyone have a manual floating round for one of these?? Also the carbs need a bit of work, who would be the men to send these too that wont cost the earth? Has anyone ever had the frame polished for one of these, how much?

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    haha, polish the frame by hand yourself, member on here Ducatilover will show you the way, he's done it to his frame.
    quad carbs will be bout 100 per carb with most people for a strip and clean and reassemble. plus any other parts needed along the way. Better to get that manual and DIY, you'll learn heaps and its not that hard. you can even make ur own manometers n sh*t.
    manual avail online in pdf. can download it and print it off - I'll try find a link and update
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    I'v got the manual on my computer..

    I can send it to you somehow, either pm me your email address or if you know how to do it on here gimme some instructions
    "The only time you have too much fuel in the Dakar, is when you're on fire.."

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    I have a print out of the pdf manual you can have if you pay for the courier fee,
    That is if I can find it, and if its in one piece!

    Otherwise fast eddie has it sorted

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    Have a look on Google and download it yourself. It's not hard to find.

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    What's wrong with the carbs?
    Polishing the frame by hand will take a while, but will look good.
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    Yeah ive got plenty of autosol and wicked polish that i use on my trucks bling but thought id get it machine polished first as its in quite a state...7yrs of lingering in a guys shed in the naki The carbs are jammed up as when we first got it and tried to crank it over all the fuel came out the overflow line onto the ground. All the electrics appeared to work fine and it was turing over well so i figure just pull the carbs off and get em looked at. The bike is almost completely in bits now, engines dropped out, brakes are off etc its basically just a rolling frame. Just the main wiring loom and suspension and swingarm to come off and then the money needs to be spent

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    If you polish it you'll have to polish it again. And again. And again. Just saying.

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    I polish trucks rims every 2 weeks. So know what im in for lol could chrome it maybe but will that work on an alloy frame??

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    Just polish it.
    It's not hard to maintain
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    Quote Originally Posted by footprintracing View Post
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    I polish trucks rims every 2 weeks. So know what im in for lol could chrome it maybe but will that work on an alloy frame??
    Yes.

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    So hows it going?

    Im looking at doing the same with my brothers old 1989 zxr250(a) which has been at my parents place for the last 3 years.

    I'm not even sure where to start!

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    So far so good! Rims have been painted black, frame/swing arm/foot peg mounts are away getting polished (i decided to polish as you cant chrome a swingarm as its a heat treatment so am keeping it all matching), suspensions away in the naki getting a dealing too and ive just gotta take the engine to the bike shop to have the carbs sorted out, then il have a crack at cleaning up and painting the engine. Then onto brakes, seat upholstery, new fairings, tyre, indicators etc.....before the big wof/re-rego

    Id get into it chicken&mayo but know what ya getting yaself in for lol everything adds up and the more ya can do yaself the better! Im lucky in that ive got a really good bike shop i deal with which gives good advice and service, and a cousin in law who has just done a mechanical course that can help, cheap labour!

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