Honda cr80

[agus626]

**** my life im having some much trouble i cant find the master pin and thiere are so many screws that theire heads are ****\ed up

 

[Kaptain Krunch]

You really need an impact screwdriver to work on any of these old japs. Otherwise every philips head sidecover screw will be stripped in no time. rest the bike on a milk crate or something and turn the back tire by hand slowly and look for the master link.

 

[agus626]

Yeah thats what im doing.I think im just going to take that motor off and put a lawnmower engine since thats the only thing im acuatly good at =/

 

[Kaptain Krunch]

Yeah thats what im doing.I think im just going to take that motor off and put a lawnmower engine since thats the only thing im acuatly good at =/

Lawnmower engine will be no fun, however if you do you can ship that cr motor to me haha.

Seriously though, it would be a fun bike and it doesnt look too bad. Let me know how removing the chain goes, and ill help you from there. These things are very simple to work on, and troubleshoot.

 

[agus626]

Yeah ill let you know as soon as i remove the chain

 

[r97]

great bike for the price! please research small engines a bit more before ripping it apart, people new to engines always find this helpfull,
http://www.lawn-mower-shop.com/
good luck!

p.s. you may wish to invest in a chain tool

 

[Walter Keller]

Thats in great shape all things considered - nothing else lots of good parts to sell

 

[agus626]

Yeah!Some guy passed by when i was in my driveway fixing it and he offered me 650 for it.What do you guys think?

 

[Kaptain Krunch]

take it, if hes offering cash. It is an old bike, and a honda elsinore at that, so it might be worth something restored, but 650 is a great deal for u.

 

[KieranM]

take deal, but dont be surprised if he tries to get the money back because it has an unfixable problem. Dont put a mower engine on it. Get a push bike crank and all that you need and pretend it has an engine and pedal till your hearts content.....if you want of course. Or you could learn about the bike via a pdf or haynes manual, then strip it down and rebuild.

 

[agus626]

Yeah ima call him he said he wanted it becuase he had one when he was a growing up

 

[Bluethunder3320]

wow, id love a bike like that. looks to me though its best to do a restoration. if you have no idea where the piston is, it will take a very long time but hey everyone starts somewhere. since the bike was free theres nothing to loose, but it sure looks like that could have been sold for 2-300.

 

[Bluethunder3320]

sorry im a few posts behind. take the 650 lol.

 

[redsox985]

That's a bit more than you paid!

 

[agus626]

And sold

 

[fowler]

how much for

 

[brendonv]

good thing u sold it. If u were asking where a piston was you really werent ready for a project of this kind. You would just end up breaking it more. btw the picture looks as if the clutch cable was intact so i dont no what u were on about. The clutch lever on on the left handle bar.

 

[Bluethunder3320]

Wow looks like you got a deal! Nothing better than 650 free dollars!

 

[agus626]

yes i know but where it its cut alomst reaching the engine

 

[KieranM]

so you found a bike, took it and sold it for 650....You made a profit of 650%.... we need more people like you