07 crf450r

[bloong]

Got it as a trade for my lame SXV project.

I'm leaning on selling it as a dirtbike and parting the supermoto stuff. What should I sell it for as a dirtbike? Racedesert + craigslist?

Fluidyne radiators
full exhaust
40 hours on it
Current red sticker

[jmelrose]

Dang that thing is sweet! So you have all the dirt stuff? Sumo stuff like the wheels and brakes sells fast on Craigslist.

[bloong]

Ya, I've got the dirt stuff too.

It's got all kinds of random aftermarket crap on it.

That's what I'm thinking, craigslist/ebay the supermoto stuff.

What do I sell it for as a dirtbike? 2500?

I just noticed that it needs fork seals. What's an inexpensive way to get those replaced?

His ad:
For Sale is my Crf450r that I just plain don't use enough. I bought this bike with the intent of riding supermoto at our local kart track. That track is now closed and I never really rode this bike anyways. I converted it to Supermoto and there it sat,I enjoy riding the mini motards much more. Here's a list of what the bike has. +Universal triple clamps +GPR top mount steering damper +Pro Circuit header and exhaust +Kouba linkage (also have stock one) +Fluidyne radiators +Pro Taper oversize bars (Carminchael bend) +Acerbis race seat +IMS pegs +Works connection guards +ASV levers +Hammerhead shifter +Factory Connection Springs (195 # rider) +Racetech Gold valving +Supermoto wheelset +Motomaster Caliper +EBC oversized rotor

I have the dirt wheels with brand new tires and all the stock parts as well. Motor is all stock and I just adjusted valves (intakes were spot on already). well cared for and not riden much

[jmelrose]

best bet is put all easy stock stuff back on sell it (2.5 to 3g is prob right for a low hour bike) and put the sumo stuff on supermotojunkie or clist and the aftermarket mx parts on ebay or thumpertalk. You could make another 2g i would think pretty easy.

fork seals should be pretty easy with hand tools, I have a set of special fork tools if you end up needing them, otherwise it's a $70-80 job at a shop.

[bloong]

I'll just take the fork somewhere. What's a decent shop for a seal?

[jmelrose]

both Clairemont Cycle Supply and C&D Cycles have done seals for me recently and are good shops

[bloong]

Oh, nice. I like Clairemont Cycle Supply. They did some custom cables for me. I hear they are the only shop in san diego that brazes cables.

[brian]

Dang, that's baller.

[RIDEitINTOtheGROUND]

I've had em done at CCS(dirt) and FBC(street), for a shop it's pretty easy

dang ya that's a lot of aftermarket goodies to sell

[bloong]

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/mcy/2766000280.html