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97 ec 250

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evening everyone ive just bought a 1997 ec 250 in very good nick for age.first impressions are good it reminds me of my old cr 250.ive been riding honda xr series for so long i forgot how much i missed two strokes.gonna get it mot,d next week and go andw do a bit of enduro stuff.my mate has a new crf 450 so i hope i can keep up,any comments about the bike would be helpfull cheers guys mark :icon_salut:

any comments about the bike would be helpfull

i had one, it fell apart.

Yep I had one when when it was new. Did a lot of miles & events on it.

I think this model had some bushes in the gearbox that GG later replaced with bearings.

So keep the engine oil fresh.

The engine was very similar to the cr & the frame a kawasaki.

Mine cracked the yokes, GG UK Said that was common & only worry if they snap!!!

Nice handling bike & good engine.

If its still original, be gentle with the kickstart they are made from Spanish butter!

Rear subframes were weak, keep an eye on the welds.

No lock stops, stick thick rubber to the frame where the forks touch it. The forks dent the frame if you lob it hard.

Front forks were soft, replace springs with heavier rated ones.

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many thanks for input;i think we can discount the falling to pieces info as it obviously hasnt yet after 14 years!thanks for quick replies.mark

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