2009 WR250R for sale

[Bogus Jim]

Selling my 2009 WR250R. Priced way below book because you'll have to put the engine together. I split the cases to clean the oil screen after the stator failed, then lost interest in the project after I bought a KTM. Cylinder, piston, pin, and cams all mic to new engine specs. 22,000 miles, $1500 OBO.



Here's a photo when it was put together and running.





















OFFER EXPIRES MIDNIGHT APRIL 1 2013 OR AS SOON AS THIS IS POSTED, WHICHEVER OCCURS FIRST.

[Hank]

    

[Lonesome Dave]

S...t head!  OMG, I bought that hook, line & sinker.  Funny!

[Osnabrock]

If you decide to part it out, let me know how much you want for the oil filter.

[Hank]

If you decide to part it out, let me know how much you want for the oil filter.

 

And I call dibs on the valve seals.

[Dr Psyko]

Single? My wife would kill me for moto parts on the kitchen table...

[Fletch]

Single? My wife would kill me for moto parts on the kitchen table...

lol... I know how that goes, apparently the kitchen sink is not the proper place to wash air filters?

[greatbuffalo]

My wife never complains. She may roll her eyes.... but never complains.

[Dr Psyko]

Did you ever wash shop towels in the home clothes washer? That didn't gp well....

[Bogus Jim]

Put it back together last night. No parts left over, woo-hoo!   



I find the kitchen table works well for engines up to about 70 lbs. Anything bigger and you've got to do it on sawhorses in the living room. 

[Osnabrock]

Nicely done Jim.

[Fletch]

I think most of the ice should be gone by the end of next week, perhaps it is time to start riding some single track to prepare for pine ridge?

[Bogus Jim]

I think most of the ice should be gone by the end of next week, perhaps it is time to start riding some single track to prepare for pine ridge?

That sounds good to me! The KTM is actually sitting on blocks now, I sent the forks/shock out to Super Plush  . But they shipped it back today so should be good to go by next weekend. I have a feeling the WRR won't get ridden much this year...

[Hank]

Put it back together last night. No parts left over, woo-hoo!   


I find the kitchen table works well for engines up to about 70 lbs. Anything bigger and you've got to do it on sawhorses in the living room. 

What?!?   I called dibs on the valve seals. 

[Lonesome Dave]

I have a feeling the WRR won't get ridden much this year...

Lonesome Dave is going to be loney again.