Is there an advantage to getting an 86 act250r frame over the 85? Either year would be blasted, checked and powder coated before used.
Within Arms Reach Of The Master
Arm chair racerLord of the trike
Is there an advantage to getting an 86 act250r frame over the 85? Either year would be blasted, checked and powder coated before used.
'02 Honda 416ex - A seasoned blend of 11 herbs and spices
'04 Honda Recon - The yard machine and snow plow
'88 Honda CR250R - Another chapter in my torrid all terrain affair
Within Arms Reach Of The Master
Arm chair racerLord of the trike
Anyone? Please
'02 Honda 416ex - A seasoned blend of 11 herbs and spices
'04 Honda Recon - The yard machine and snow plow
'88 Honda CR250R - Another chapter in my torrid all terrain affair
Power User
Lord of the trike
I dont know of any differences, but I would go w/ the 86 because there could be less miles on it, or less rust from being newer. Also, I see more aftermarket parts for the 86 R than any other.
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Within Arms Reach Of The Master
Arm chair racerLord of the trike
Cool, if it's no weaker and everything from 86 will bolt to it then I won't worry too much about finding the 86 frame.
Thanks
'02 Honda 416ex - A seasoned blend of 11 herbs and spices
'04 Honda Recon - The yard machine and snow plow
'88 Honda CR250R - Another chapter in my torrid all terrain affair
First Time Rider
Arm chair racerNew to the board
The differences are small, so much so that they don't even need to be mentioned. My 250R has a 86 frame with mainly 85 parts.
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