125-200cc 2010 wr150 or 2010 cr150?

You won't regret owning a CR. Congrats. Keep us posted.

I think I do already! When I told my riding friends about it they smirked a little bit. I guess that they just don't understand the abilities of these awesome little machines and are looking forward to kicking my butt in the trails heh! heh!. I won't say anything and let the bike do the talkingExtra weight and horsepower is more of an enemy than light weight and agility I think!

I watched as one of my friends took my then new 08 CR125 Husky and put a whipping on another friend aboard his Kaw 450 around a 1.5 mile MX track!. I know it's rider rider rider but they are pretty equal at that and it shows a little 125 pinned is as fast around a MX track as a big 450. We still laugh about it. In the trail I think they are gonna be in for a little surprise! Enjoy and don't forget to keep us posted and do a ride report.

Will do, and kudos to all of you for your advice and opinions!

My son Cody taking second place on a CR 125 in a 250 four stroke race. He almost won, but the leading rider deliberately bumped him on a jump causing him to go down. He caught back up and finished within 2 bike lengths at the finish.


View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqwvYehGTQs&list=UUzEzGyq6GdOXmzFYcTnXGtQ&index=1&feature=plcp

Sounds like you found the deal you wanted. Suprised to hear no '12 WR125's availible, especially with Husky NA taking Canadian distribution back over after the Barretts bankruptcy.

Apparently not many wr125's were sold here last year so they won't be available this year I know from looking for a used one that there are not many around up here. Good thing my local dealer is well stocked with parts and can get them within 2-5 days! Nice video krieg Good to see a husky in action!

Just curious, does anyone know the difference in weight between a 2012 cr125 and a 2012wr125 flywheel ?

It is about 1.5 lbs as I remember but don't quote me on that. But the most significant difference is the wr flywheel is much larger in diameter yielding a greater flywheel effect than just adding weight to the cr flywheel. As I have stated before I really liked the Ducati ignition on the 2012 WR125. If I rode at sea level I would have one on my 165.

Thanks wallybean!

Ya'll are killing me! I want a 125 so bad I can taste it!

You are welcome to try my soon to be WB165.

Hi everyone, wondering if the 2012 cr125 has the tab on the frame for a kick-stand like the wr does? Can't tell from pictures on the net, even with binoculars! I was hoping it did so I can possibly use the factory wr kick-stand.I can get a universal kick-stand that attaches to the swing-arm but I prefer a frame mounted one as I don't need a curb feeler bouncing around on the trail I guess I should start a new thread as I'm not really talking about 2010 models any-more!I am also wondering if a sprocket change may be in order for trail use when my tongue is hanging out Might go with a factory wr fuel tank as well since the after-market ones are like trying to fit the fuel tank from my or390 on the cr by the sounds of it!Thanks everyone and look for a new thread next time!

What I did for Jon's CR was make a pattern of the WR frame bracket. Have one cut out by a water saw out of steel the right dimension. Attach the stock kickstand to the bracket and place it on the frame where the angle is right and then tack in place. Remove the kick stand and weld solid. Re-attach the kickstand and you are good to go. The only other part that is going to need to be fabricated is the pin that the spring attaches to. Drill a hole in the right place and weld it in place.

I was thinking the same thing if the bracket was not there, thanks wallybean!

Wow, people trying to make the sacred CR more WR like..... unheard of!

Kick stands are for Harleys.

Tell that to all those WEC riders.....

Norman and Krieg, you guys are cracking me up . Around here there are so many trees I rarely use my kick stand and when I do I have to keep an eye on the bike to make sure the stand doesn't sink in the dirt and fall over.

We are here to amuse the masses! Lots of trees here too, but I find many places to use a kickstand.... like my driveway!