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Hi Mate, no sorry i don't, I have one saved on my computer at home but im away from home for a few weeks, I searched and found one eventually cheers

Hi Mate, just had a look at your build, very nice, very clean looking, yes it runs very well with the pod, its all standard jetting, i just adjust the mixture screw out 1/4 turn or so, it doesn't feel as strangled as before. Was having issues with it cutting out, but tracked it down to the kill...

Thanks !, The rear is a shinko e240 its got quite a flat top/edge transition but its been fine so far, ther's a few different styles of it, with the white or black wall, just kinda fit the bill as the old one was quite worn

Thanks, am in Hawkes Bay, gonna put it on trade me soon to fund another project

Cheers, I gave it to my brother as he has an sr250 also!, Agree, I also would like to have a go at an sr500 not as many around here though.

May as well put up a couple of pics as well :)

Good to see another sr250 build, will keep an eye on this one

Hi fellas thought I'd say gidday nice to see some bikes on here from down under Just finished rebuilding my sr250 over the winter, well finished for now Until I change my mind! In Hawkes bay at the moment there are A few good loops around here to get out on, have a build thread of it If you...

Thanks for the nominations, I also humbly accept

Thanks!, Cheers for the nomination Steve. It had a 122.5 main jet fitted it was upsized to a 130.0 jet. Its sounds a bit better as well removing all the airbox guff. Thanks for all the positve comments guys.

Re: SR250 Build It goes really well, just put a new plug and lead on it, the old one was on its way out. Finding with the flat seat you kinda find the best place to sit vs the original one which was one area only. Sitting a lot lower so it corners a bunch better. Removing the airbox seems to...

Re: SR250 Build Made a small dash for the indicator light etc for the warrent process. And a shot of before and after.

Re: SR250 Build All done, here's a few finished pics.. picked up some cheap rear view mirrors, hopefully will go to bar-end ones later on. Had great fun with this bike, a lot of time and not much money spent on it and shes looks completely different than before!

Re: SR250 Build Made a small bracket for the recitfier and mounted it underneath the lower triple tree. Good airflow and hardly noticable. Managed to source some new tank badges which were still on the way.

Re: SR250 Build Not far off getting it registered and a warrant. Managed to tuck most of the wiring away out of sight.

Re: SR250 Build Here it is with the battery in it, installed onto the bike.

Re: SR250 Build Decided to keep the standard size battery, I like the look of having nothing in the frame, but also having a visible battery box. Tried to make a feature of it, the lid comes of by removing a screw on the front. Had the box folded and welded, then gave it a light polish.

Re: SR250 Build The seat came back from the upholsterers, they did a great job. Went down the home made route just to keep the cost of the project down. Mounted the tail light , time is coming to wire it up!

Re: SR250 Build Bought some foam for the seat pan. Glued and shaped it but will leave the final cover for a professional. The more I researched the more I liked the bare metal tank look. I stripped the paint off it but left a stripe of the old paint off to one side to break it up. Its got no...

Re: SR250 Build Made a small bracket to mount the indicators underneath the shock mount nut, decided they looked a bit funny mounted to the the rear guard.