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| | Hi, im moving into four strokes now and i was lokkin for some tips on whether i get the yz250f or the crf250. I've heard a lot of people say that the crf have valve problems if so what kind of valve problems. |
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| i have not had any valve problems at all on my crf and have owned it for about 4 months. Every time I check them they are in spec. All of the 4-strokes are going to be a bit pickey with their valves being in spec, so just check them often. I would decide on which bike based on what dealer is closer and which dealer is best. They are both going to be really good bikes, good luck!
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| If your not stupid and know how to maintain your bike the hondas will have no problems at all. My 05' CRF250R
does pretty good and only screwed up because I had some cheap parts put into it. If you get all your parts from honda or another good brand like White Bros. you should have no problems |
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| | all four strokes have high valve maintenance, but like old mate said all you have to do is change oil and check valve clearance regularly ezy |
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| | I have a 2006 honda crf250r and i have had no problems with the valves |
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