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Posted by: 321racer

alright
im thinking about selling my 250r
how much do you guys think i could get for it?

its got...
lonestar +2 front end
lonestar bearing carrier (with brand new bearings)
lonestar +4 axle
denton fully rebuildable steering stabelizer
renthal fat bars
custom axis dual rate shocks all around
dg v pro front bumper
rpm baja style grab bar
new top end not even broken in yet
nacs graphics
graydon nerfs
i think that is most of the stuff on it
let me know what you think i could get for it

http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n214/xandy321x/250r002.jpg

http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n214/xandy321x/250r001.jpg

Posted by: elchankoblanko

Maybe between 2600-3100

Posted by: dirtline

i would say only about 3000 - 3500 which kinda sux. you have some big money parts on it but no offense maybe just the pics but the plastics look a little beat, this is what a lot of people look at first. also unless you love them a lot of people have for lack of a better term stupid thoughts about 2-strokes. idiots!! may be you will get lucky and have some one fall in love with it i would. but pretty much its a buyers market..... my thoughts

Posted by: C-LEIGH RACING

Plus, alot of people think the ol R is dyeing out, BUT I can tell you for a fact they ARE NOT, cant be, for the fact of as many as people are sending me to build.
The ol R 2 stroke still lives, you can take that to the bank.
Neil

Posted by: 321racer

ya thats about what i thought id get for it.....
i just dont get it...
the 250r handles the best and if you have the motor setup right and are a good rider they are just as fast if not faster than a 450
i think people are just too lazy to ride a 2 dtroek so they ride 450s where you can screw up on a shift and still have it pull outta a corner

Posted by: A A R O N

Don't know what the market for you is, but nobody even wanted a test ride on mine at $3,000