06' 250X or '07 250X
  • ddriver
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    06' 250X or '07 250X

    by ddriver » Fri Dec 01, 2006 11:25 am

    I am looking to buy a new bike and I can not get a straight story from sales dept. Are the changes between '06 and '07 worth $200..? Does anyone have a review of the '07 250X that I can read? Thank you.
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    Re: 06' 250X or '07 250X

    by ceerf » Fri Dec 01, 2006 2:17 pm

    ddriver wrote:I am looking to buy a new bike and I can not get a straight story from sales dept. Are the changes between '06 and '07 worth $200..? Does anyone have a review of the '07 250X that I can read? Thank you.


    Yes. . .the '07 engine is even more closely related to the "R" internally for more snap. The direct relationship to the "R" includes cylinder head porting, piston and rings. Compression jumps from 12.5:1 to 12.9:1. A new ignition mapping to match along wih carb and clutch mods. You also get a cool titanium header. Oh, and a lighter front wheel hub.
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    by Crazy_Steve » Fri Dec 01, 2006 3:45 pm

    I'm not gunna lie, thats dead sexy.
    he back.
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    by ceerf » Fri Dec 01, 2006 4:19 pm

    Crazy_Steve wrote:I'm not gunna lie, thats dead sexy.


    She doesn't look that anymore. . .she now looks like the attached photos. She zips me around town. For the dirt, my new 450X will inherit the BRAKING rotors, and a new D.I.D. ERT GOLD and Renthal sprockets will also be installed this weekend.

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    Crazy_Steve
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    by Crazy_Steve » Sat Dec 02, 2006 11:36 am

    Oh dear god.

    How much was the conversion?
    he back.
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    by ceerf » Sat Dec 02, 2006 1:41 pm

    Crazy_Steve wrote:Oh dear god.

    How much was the conversion?




    East Coast Wheels (eastcoasthweels.com) has various levels on conversion. My base started with the "Warrior Kit" $1700 +/-. Then things can escalate like in my case. Carbon fiber this, carbon fiber that. . .etc. Now the damn bike looks like the Team Honda bike McGrath raced at the X-Games. All I need are the exotic Marchesini wheels (another $1700).

    This all started with my not wanting to wear my knobbies out on the street, besides their very limited traction on asphalt. As a diehard motocrosser for many, many years, now turned off roader (dabbled with sportbikes too), supermoto always intrigued me. With the likes of Wardy (Same age as me!! We used to against each as kids in Southern California) and Henry, I couldn't resist to try it out. OHHHHHHHHH MAN what fun!!!!!! The most fun I've ever had on the street and track, especially "backin' it out" (sliding the back end waaay out). Just as much fun as it is on the dirt!!
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    by Kno3del » Mon Dec 04, 2006 7:09 pm

    you sure the compression ratio is 12:9:1? i just checked the honda site and it says the 07 crf250x has a 12:5:1.
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    by ceerf » Mon Dec 04, 2006 9:54 pm

    Kno3del wrote:you sure the compression ratio is 12:9:1? i just checked the honda site and it says the 07 crf250x has a 12:5:1.


    I quoted Dirt Bike magazine. . .but Honda knows what they sell.
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    by paoutdoorsman » Fri Dec 15, 2006 7:23 pm

    I was just reading the Dirt Bike article on their "test ride" of the '07 X. Judging by the way they brag up the changes, you'd think they'd be worth a $1000 more. For 200 bones, I'd definately take the newer year. You'll get all the upgrade advantages and a higher resale.

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