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Heres a conversion
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Posted by: jman71890

Well alot of people are asking about one of these conversion i found one on ebay is it just me or is there no radiator? Also it doesnt look like theres different motor mounts , im wondering if it bolts right up...well heres the link http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...ssPageName=WDVW

Posted by: Livin4Real

It looks like the radiator is tucked up under the plastic behind the steering stem. It's awesome watching these guys run

Posted by: KILLER EX

the cr is liquid cooled

Posted by: Livin4Real

I left the F off

crf's = air-cooled

Posted by: Pvt. Maggot

Crf's are not air cooled

Only the xr's that use the crf name are..

Posted by: zorg

Yes it has a radiator. It is mounted sideway right under the front plastic. The 1 picture you can see the over flow container. It uses the cr radiator with the cap relocated on top. I just completed our cr blaster and man do they fly. I looked at this quad and is very nice.

Posted by: Livin4Real

quote:
Crf's are not air cooled Only the xr's that use the crf name are..

http://powersports.honda.com/motorc...odelId=CRF80F4#

click on specs, am I missing something here???

Posted by: jman71890

i was wondering about that back sprocket.. do you hav to run such a big size?

Posted by: zorg

We run a 15/49 or 14/47 thats seems to work for us so far. Thats for mx tracks

Posted by: zorg

Also you have to make new motor mounts for the motor. And cut the swingarm to line up the sprockets. The one pictured had a custom swingarm made. I used the stock swingarm and it had to be cut.

Posted by: AtvMxRider

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Originally posted by Livin4Real
http://powersports.honda.com/motorc...odelId=CRF80F4#

click on specs, am I missing something here???

The big bikes are the only ones that are water cooled like the crf250 and 450. The small bikes are air cooled.