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Old 05-07-2008
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Well something is always at fault when the topend goes....
You need to find that fault, Redoing the top end is only part of the answer.
Its most always in your favor to redo the top end. A running bike is always woth more, Just weigh your options.

By the way....Two strokes Usually run great just before they blow....
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1985 LT250R Quadracer
Manufacture Date: 12-84
+8mm Hot Rod
FloTek Drag/Dune port w/ Head Mod
LA Sleeve
STD Weisco Piston
AAEN Pipe
1Dirracing Ported Reed Block w/ Secrets
Keihin 39mm PWK
Nology Pro Fire Coil & HotWires
7oz off FlyWheel
Barnette Kevilar Clutch Kit
UNI filter
+2 +1 Chrome Burgard A-Arms
+4 Chromoly Swingarm
WORKS Fronts w/ Rezzys
DuraBlue Rear Strut
Billet Twin Row Carrier
LSR Axcaliber +2 Axle & LSR Brake Hub

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