250 4stroke info?

[katoom]

Originally Posted by dan_250

I think he meant twin cylinder, sxv's are twins

He was on about the Twin piped CRF's, thought that was what the Q was about.

[dan_250]

Phones *** an posted twice

[binge]

Well a Honda CB250 is a 250 4 stroke, and will see you for mile after mile.
On the other hand, a Honda CRF250 will also see you for mile after mile, but with a costly rebuild, or at least a fair amount of maintenance every now and then.


It entirely depends on what bike you've gone for. My YZF (Granted, it's a 450), but the maintainable is fairly high. People state a new piston every 1000 miles. But as long as you change the oil every few 100 miles, it probably wont need a piston for a f*cking long time.

I've done over 1000 miles on my YZF now, and Not dont anything other than basic servicing, and regular oil changes with top quality oil.




Ben

[stomp_140]

Originally Posted by teapot

what are you looking at spending, and how often on...

1. top end rebuilds
2. full rebuilds
3. general services


cheers

top end id say arround 6 months to a year depends how u rag it
full id say u would get a year and a half to 2 but if your racing probably a season cause ive seen 450s cease crank bearings and wreck the engine
if i was you oil change evry 2 and keep on top of filters etc
they seem to be bullteproof if they are maintained correctly

[teapot]

Originally Posted by stomp_140

top end id say arround 6 months to a year depends how u rag it
full id say u would get a year and a half to 2 but if your racing probably a season cause ive seen 450s cease crank bearings and wreck the engine
if i was you oil change evry 2 and keep on top of filters etc
they seem to be bullteproof if they are maintained correctly

cheers dude


staying away from 2 strokes

[stomp_140]

Originally Posted by teapot

cheers dude


staying away from 2 strokes

nothing wrong with them
my yz goes like the wind and eats sprockets and chains on the way

[teapot]

Originally Posted by Jake134

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I don't think that's a clever way to look at it to be honest

what else is there to it?

Originally Posted by stomp_140

nothing wrong with them
my yz goes like the wind and eats sprockets and chains on the way

exactly

[Jake134]

Originally Posted by teapot

what else is there to it?

When you start reading into it i found there's more to it.

[stomp_140]

but you have to love 2 strokes
but i want a yzf
seem an emense bike
how much u got to spend lad ?