1993 Honda CR125

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Tyler125

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Me and my buddie are rebuilding a CR125 for me. The clyinder needs work and we are gonna get a piston and such. Now, what other year clyinders will work on this bike? I hate to send it off and get work cuz I want to ride now and am trying to find another one that will work fine.

Also what years of plastic will fit this bike? I have a 97 tank and shrouds on it already and not sure if anyothers will fit. Sorry if these r noob questions.

 

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p12palof

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I think that the cylinder is interchangeable in 92-97. Plastic 93-97.

 

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m4i2k2e2

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what do you mean the cylinder needs work? just do a search for OEM parts. replace it. i you said its needs a piston, but a wiseco top end kits. they run about 120.00-130.00. get a good manual. i use clymer. i think its a great manual.

 

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The cylinder needs replated. Im gettin a Wiseco piston std bore. I was hoping the 97 plastic would fit, that makes my life easier.

 

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jayden122

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yeh i have a 93 CR125 but its like 135 now lol, 97 plastics fit good? might get some

 

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m4i2k2e2

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oh ok, i didnt know if was badly damaged or whatever. just take your time, buy a manual. make sure you get all the gaskets and junk. make sure you put a little oil on the rings before you put the piston in, dont put to much, only a little bit. another good thing is take alot of picture when you start to disassemble.

 

Jasle

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it is fairly quick turn around to get US chrome to replate it. you can pay the $50 for rush service and you'll have it back very quick. less $$$ than a new cylinder. Even less than i've seen some fleabay cylinders go for.

 

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Tyler125

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Sending the cylinder to Millenium Technologies. The bike is completely apart, just waiting on the bearings so we can put it back together. Thanks for the tip on the oil/piston ring. Ill be riding in about 2 weeks, just will be waiting the cylinder to return to us. Rebuilding this bike to be my first and Ive read nothing but great things about these 93's.

 

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regal21guy

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my second bike i owned was a 93 cr125 . i loved it . good luck with it !

 

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Tyler125

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Thanks man. It has been a fun little project so far. Getting gear together is what is breaking me!