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Yeah, just purchased a 86 atc 250r off ebay. :biggrin: All original. Got it for $1,325. Think it was a real good purchase. It is in my home town, so there is no travel at all to pick it up. Ill pry toss an extended swing arm on her. Other wise no big plans for mods. It has a new top end with an 1 hour on it. :yes:

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yeah want to do that in the near future... still wanna find a rolling chasis to make my NIGHT MARES come true.. Just gotta find out what year motor will hold up to my riding.

I would recommend the newest one you can find, the different years aren't that much different. The '85-'86 motors have higher compression, especially the '85. In '87 they began using the long rod. Gearing changed a bit over the years also. All in all, the newer the motor the better as a newer motor will likely be in better condition and be easier to find parts for.

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picked the trike up today. it is in awesome shape. bearings, seals, were all replaced, levers and maier rear fender, and after market grab bar also. Runs on high octane fuel, round 105 believe. He said he was wasting 350 banshee modded out. will try to get pics on here soon. been haven probs. putting pictures on the net.

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