250-500cc CR250 Husky

Does anyone have or know where I can find a late model CR 250 Husky?

Thanks

Is there such a thing?
When did they stop making them . Ive seen pics of 2008 but only seen 2005 model

The last year for a CR250 here in the states was 2002.

They are phenominal IMO! The fork was the weak link. I'm interested in finding one, too. They hold a lot of sentimental value for me. I really liked the 01-04 series frames.

If you don't mind me asking, Jake, is this search Scalvini pipe related?

Damn, back in 2002 I bought a 2002 KX 125, I wish there was a Husky dealer nearby, I would have bought the CR250 instead!

You mean something like this?

I have a street plated 2002 cr250 ...it has now been wr'ized with lights and other goodies. Not two weeks ago, there was a 2002 cr250 advertised not far from me for 2500.00. I checked tonight and the ad is gone.

My son has been wanting to find one also...I had quite a few of them I sold in my area when I was a Husky dealer...been back tracking thru my old dealer registrations to see if I can find one to buy back...no luck yet...got about 15 more to go thru..if I find 2 I'll give you a shout.

I wanted to buy one, but ended up buying '02 Honda CR250 instead. Knowing what I know now, I wish I had bought it. I'd still like to have one.

Theres one on Sacramento craislist.

Yep its a 2002 for 2200. Sacramento craigslist.

There is one for CR250 parts bike in the classifieds here. Says it is mostly complete.

Since the parts are still interchangeable with the current WR, I should just start buying up 2002 CR250 parts as I find them.

Here's a 2000 model CR250 in Benton Tennessee for $1100

http://chattanooga.craigslist.org/mcy/3355659534.html

I had a 2000 and a 2001 and the 01 handled better. Same head angle but the headtube was welded on the frame 12mm higher. For me it was a big difference, I would go '01 or '02 but I'd skip on '00, personally.

That's my parts bike and I thought it was an '03. Guess it must be an '02, I should verify the VIN. Parts have started moving so it's getting less and less complete.

To me, 2002's are the most desirable.

You're prob right. Did it get a V-force reedblock? I didn't own one. Either way you're stuck with the 45 shiver fork which is ok by vintage standards but a nice set of ohlins or a new-gen tripleclamp setup with the stock KYB48s or even a set of showa kit forks would make this bike a real ego-smashing sleeper!!! I've decided I need one. Shoulda KEPT MY '01

Yes it did. The forks are the only bad part about the older Husky's, but like you said, there are all sorts of swap options now.