1991 Honda CR125R - Classic Motocross Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- This is a look back at Honda's redesigned CR125R motocrosser for 1991. At the time, the CR125R was the fastest machine in the class with a long and strong pull on top that pulled it to the front. Its suspension was rather poor but the early 90s CR125s reminded the machine of choice for experts and pro riders due to its horsepower advantage.
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0:00 Start
0:38 Intro
5:00 Main Review
18:40 Outro
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It's been a while for me
but it is so great to be back
I love the two strokes
Best year of the tomato red years hands down my first brand new was a 1991 cr80
I stopped watching the MXA interview with McGrath to watch your video.
MXA is not the mag it used to be. For a McGrath interview, for example, when McGrath won his first 250cc SX championship, the average age for the MXA staff was about 2 years old. To me, only Jody Weisel makes part of the magazine recognizable to me, and they ow me 2 grand for begging Yamaha to make the 2-stroke taller, for no good reason. But, "The Whiskey throttle show", (co-hosting Rick Johnson for this episode), just interviewed Dave Arnold, and that interview reminded me of segments of MXA all the way back to 1976. That show does not need avid vintage fans, (as I am too), as outside writers.
I wish i could subscribe multiple times Tony, the content you make is fantastic and I just find the history of these bikes fascinating. You should be getting way more views than you do!
Thank you!
This was one of the best bikes I ever had, after changing fork springs and adding one tooth to the rear. Good job Tony.
I got a 1997 I’ve been waiting for a vid like this for a long time. Love it!
I remember these fondly. I've rode the 89 and 90 but not the 91 but have raced against them .
This bike took a guy named 'slow Daniel' on an '87 yz to 'high-speed Daniel' stat.
2 strokes and pickup trucks! Was behind one of those 2nd gen Dakotas on the way to work this morning in my '94 Toyota pickup 4x4 (22RE, Xtracab, stickshift) and thought to myself that those Dakotas look good.
The biggest question is where can you get the correct color red plastics for a resto instead of the current honda red that all the companies are using for their plastic
You say a lot that the shocks were bad in the early 90s for Hondas etc, and I totally can believe that! But what difference do todays dirtbikes shocks have compared to the 90s? How have they improved? They look similar to me and have the same "length" more or less. I guess the insides is different somehow, but exactly how? Maybe you could make a video of it too, I am sure many would like it and appreciate it.
I always wanted this bike.I would look at the brochure that I got from Dutrows regularly when I was like 12 or 13.
Me too!
I loved that bike, Even though I had a 1991 KX125
Is there any possibility in you working on a video talking about TM racing? Like the history or something like that?
I would love to but I’m not sure I have enough info on TM
It’s a sad thing, but I can’t remember which one I had 89,90,91. Lol. It’s been quite awhile. I’m thinking it was an 89 or 90. I did have a 91 kx125 though. Remember the blue forks. I can still smell them though, if I close my eyes and think about it.
It’s hard to believe 1991 was 30 years ago I miss the old 2 strokes
Are you from the future?!? 😉
"Time flies when you are getting old." So after 18 years of not riding, I picked up a fresh 2019 YZ250 2-stroke to get back in shape and have fun in life again, (try to make and sell some Horse Power parts for it).
"I AM GOING TO LIVE MY USA AS LONG AS I CAN!"
@@carlosspicyweiner7865 How well do you do with math? It's a big problem for the newer generations, (need to sue your schools). There are kids walking into our local store who can't count their change on a regular basis, and I never saw that when I was a 10-16 year old cashier at my Dad's store in the late from 74-80. You,----are from the future. We have been sabotaged IMO.
@@EarthSurferUSA exactly I worked in my uncles hardware store I learned very quickly
Can you do a video about the 96 Cr 125
Review the 93 Suzuki 125
On your 1990 CR 250 - where did u get the front brake cable guide on the front plate? Looks great fella.
It came with the plate
Does anybody know where I can find online any late 80's early 90's DBR 80cc & 125cc shootouts in the UK?
Hi - can you help. I have a Honda CR 125 1995 - I cant see what forks are on it, theres no Showa or KYB logo?
The 1995 CR125R used Kayaba forks
@@TheMotocrossVault Thank you
1 extra tooth or 2 for a vet novice ? (me) I have the 1995
1 for outdoor, 2 for tight tracks
I did not know you were a writer for PulpMX, but now I see why you wear that hat. Why would they need a historian writer? Write this for Steve to say please: "Kelly Smith would have won a championship in his prime, if he had a good mechanic that was not a goof ball."
Make a hard copy of every video you have done?
Not a bad idea.
Honda might have been I repeat might have been better than Kawasaki off road but it was not better than Yamaha YZ125.