Tips on Removing the battery and e-start??
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    TeamThrasher
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    Tips on Removing the battery and e-start??

    by TeamThrasher » Sun Feb 11, 2007 4:15 pm

    I'm ready to pull them off. It was nice but I really don't need it. Any tips on pulling all that junk off?
    2006 CRF250 X/R Hybrid,CRF-R gas tank,Tuned suspension, Airbox mod, TAG metals bar/clamp combo, FMF Powercore, Steel brade front brakeline, cycra front plate
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    by newguy009 » Sun Feb 11, 2007 10:39 pm

    After you pull the seat and side plastics. I would pull the Batt first. If you removing the electrical system I would trace the wires before cutting or pulling to make sure none hook up to and or split on into something your keeping IE: TP sensor, Ignition Control Module etc.
    Take Your Time... I have not seen a cover for the starter so before you pull it you may want to look into that. Best of luck Hope it helps

    PS wire diagram on page 161 of my 05' helped me out a lot on some of my issues. (and current one as well)
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    by Law Dawg » Tue Feb 13, 2007 12:00 pm

    sell it and buy an R
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    by abacojeff » Tue Feb 13, 2007 12:20 pm

    Law Dawg wrote:sell it and buy an R


    BUT, if you live in Kalifornia, you'll only be able to ride 1/2 year (or have to pay for track time).



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    by IamTheCowboy » Thu Feb 15, 2007 5:03 pm

    send those junky old parts to me, heck I will even pay for shipping! :)
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    by lumpdog » Sat Feb 17, 2007 11:01 am

    Yep , run the R airbox and side pannels too ;) I done it and never looked back .
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    by TeamThrasher » Sat Feb 17, 2007 11:17 pm

    The parts are actually brand new, if your interested this what I have.

    Front light
    rear fender with LED
    upper tripple clamp
    stock bars
    E-start button
    Battery
    kickstand w/mount
    rear coolant bottle
    odometer w/line
    stock muffler
    2006 CRF250 X/R Hybrid,CRF-R gas tank,Tuned suspension, Airbox mod, TAG metals bar/clamp combo, FMF Powercore, Steel brade front brakeline, cycra front plate
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    by TeamThrasher » Sat Feb 17, 2007 11:20 pm

    Where did you find the Air box? I agree man my bike is almost fully converted and I freaking love it. I use to ride a built up 03 YZ 250 and the CRF is getting close. I have also had the chance to rid the R and my x is almost there for sure.
    2006 CRF250 X/R Hybrid,CRF-R gas tank,Tuned suspension, Airbox mod, TAG metals bar/clamp combo, FMF Powercore, Steel brade front brakeline, cycra front plate
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    by lumpdog » Sun Feb 18, 2007 3:11 am

    Good stuff , just keep takin bits off until you are left with this .....

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    Mines actually an R with an X engine , its slimmer , lighter , has the excellent longer range gearbox and quite exhaust ofthe X , and with carefull carb set-up starts 1st/2nd kick even when i`ve thrown it on the floor .
    I have F+R lights too , DHH front and DRC LED rear for night-time riding ;)

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