250r question
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250r question
You are dealing with an older quad, but IF it has been properly maitained it will serve you well. I haven't had any problems with mine at all, and one advantage that the 250R carries is that it will probably come with an aftermarket suspension. And personally i like the feel and geometry of the 250r over the 400. Just my opinion.
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250r question
I have heard to stay away from the '87 250Rs. I've been told from a few sources that they were the "odd-ball" year (I can't say for sure though). The 86s are know to be a little faster and the cylinders can be bored over more times than the 88-89 Rs. The frame of the 86 is also know to be stronger as it has more gussets from the factory. The clutch on the 88-89 is better, and the shorter swingarm is better for MX. Bottomline, all 4 years are good bikes....but shy away from an 87 if you can.
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250r question
go with the 86 atc. awesome bike! I'm kinda biased though. its just hard to beat that same motor but with only one wheel in the front. the weight makes a big difference. I have had my 86 atc250r since it was brand new and with a big bore kit there is still hardly anything out there that will beat it--20 yrs later! I think the honda 250r motor was probably the most phenomenal motor ever built for an atv. even today. take it or leave it. my opinion.
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