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  1. #16
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    well this morning I took a 2008 klx250 for a blatt. nice rode well felt good. didnt mind it at all. Then i took a 2009 wr250r for a spin.

    Took about 5 minutes to realise I was laughing my ass off while riding. Yep, it was that much fun. I couldnt help myself so took a 660 tenere for a go when i got back. For me, keeping the Thunderbird for long distance touring and complimenting that with a light weight wr250r for weekends knocking round the lower half of the south island is the way to go. Rather than 1 bike thatd eventually piss me off in both arenas. and 2 bikes aint that greedy is it?

    ok , next question is where do i get a decent sized tank for a wr?
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    ....save yer,self heaps...

    ....throw a LONCIN 250 into a twin shock XL or XR frame... $800.00

    ....throw a disc front end on... 'nutha $200.00

    ....gettin there at the same time without all the bullshit........priceless....













    ...sorry...

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    nah dont be sorry, its kinda why i kicked this yarn off in the first place. thats not a bad idea, have you done it or seen it done?
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    .....never seen a place an xl honda wouldnt get to ...within the bounds, that is...


    been trying to blow a loncin cbd 150 motor up in a bucket for three seasons, using 1st as brake...sucked a bit of moisture at King of Ruapuna today....ready for another season of thrashing...check their specs....ten minute bolt up ...weeee......

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    WR250R Fuel tanks

    Try this site for info on fuel tanks

    http://wr250rforum.forumotion.com/oh...sweet-mods-f5/

    The new 3 gal tank from IMS is proving to be a popular option in the states.

    Or another option

    http://yshop.yamaha-motor.co.nz/ysho...ke&ProdID=7036

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    Quote Originally Posted by tegeem View Post
    ok , next question is where do i get a decent sized tank for a wr?
    I've got the Safari 14 litre tank on my WR. It looks enormous, but the tank also protects the radiator, which is an advantage.
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    in my best john mcenroe accent..."$725 for a 14litre tank??? you can not be serious!" bloody expensive little boogers eh?
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