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Slamnek · 11-18-2008, 10:41 PM

If you can rebuild a 350 you can rebuild a sled motor. Sleds are easy to fix and a manual helps a lot. I dove into a CR125 motor a few years ago and since have rebuilt two sled motors and my CR250 three times. Only screwed up once and that was on my dirt bike this summer. I put the piston in backwards because i did'nt check my manual. 2 strokes are very easy to work on.

11-18-2008, 10:41 PM	#5 (permalink)
Slamnek Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Kitscoty AB Posts: 977 Casino Cash: $524479 Thanks: 328 Thanked 330 Times in 198 Posts No Classified Ratings Mood	Re: Learning how to fix my own sleds If you can rebuild a 350 you can rebuild a sled motor. Sleds are easy to fix and a manual helps a lot. I dove into a CR125 motor a few years ago and since have rebuilt two sled motors and my CR250 three times. Only screwed up once and that was on my dirt bike this summer. I put the piston in backwards because i did'nt check my manual. 2 strokes are very easy to work on. __________________ 05 Summit 800 Crankshop pipe Team secondary V-Force 3's Simmons ski's 00 CR250 FMF shorty 06 KVF 700 Moose performance chip 26" Mudlites Traxxis Nitro Rustler 2.5 Piped and paddled up