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Are you looking for the right crankcase cover? part number 11340-ML3-910?

I think I have one off my 1993. PM sent

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ktm 620 wrote:i will tak the casings how much is shiping to the uk thanks jason

I sent you a PM.

The right case is sold. Some quick online figuring looks like it would cost about $50 to ship the other case to you.

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I need a case half I think its the right one the one on the kick starter side pm sent I'll take the left side, or both if Lewis doesn't buy the right, if you can wait until the 23rd. I'm broke as shit right now. Let me know and thanks. PS: PM sent and, Lewis, I'm not trying to get the case from you...

lewisclan wrote:I need a case half I think its the right one the one on the kick starter side

pm sent

Christmas money needed.

$200 each for the case halfs
$200 for the crank
$65 for the kickstarter

All items are brand new- I will include shipping in the lower 48 states.

Before I resort to ebay I am open to offers on any individual parts if anyone is interested. Thanks

Everything sold! Due to a change in priorities at home, and a severe lack of funds, I feel I need to sell the engine parts I stashed away a couple years ago. HONDA Part NO. QUANTITY Description price 11200-MAC-305 Crankcase assy/left $150.00 91008-KAE-731 x2 BEARING,RADIAL BALL (CRANK) $30.00 pair ...

I know when I bought my new cases, all the bearings were already installed. I got them from Service Honda.

ANY Presidential candidate, who does not stand with his hand over his heart during the National Anthem, causes distrust in my mind. I hate people I cannot trust. Put me on the list.

They finally let him take it home. I guess he peeled the model tag off his friends 05 and got a letter from a Honda dealer stating it was for off road use only and they let it slide. Blame Canada!

My brother sold his 2005 crf450 today to a man from Canada. He had spoken with him previously about what paperwork he might need. I confirmed for him that if he was detained outbound from the US, he would only need a bill of sale and a copy of the registration. (no title for off road vehicles in Mai...

I have a 71 (I think) sitting in the shed right now. It was my fathers and I rode the piss out of it at camp when I was is my early teens. I ended up breaking all but 5 or 6 spokes out of the rear wheel jumping it. I found another wheel on ebay a year ago and have never put it back together. My oil ...

Fist, just a note to others - DO NOT WORK ON YOU BIKE WHILE SUFFERING FROM NICOTINE WITHDRAWL. 1993 CR500 I stripped my frame and sandblasted and painted yesterday it yesterday getting it ready for the new engine. While checking over my forks when removing the steering stem assembly, I noticed that ...

I finally said screw it and ordered both right and left cases for the 94-01. When all is said and done I should have a "new" engine other than the transmission, which looked pretty mint when I took it apart. Now I have to send Glen my jug for some work and a new piston.

Ok,I finally decided my right side engine case half is beyond repair. I dont know if I can even get the 93 case (111AO-ML3-680) new or not, plus the 94-01 case (11100-MAC-305) is cheaper than the 93. Is the only difference in the two the fact that the 93 is black? I don't give a rats ass what color ...

I kind of figured the right cases would be the way to go. I'm leaning towards new, especially if they come with bearings installed, anyone confirm that they come with bearings? I'm probably going to "try" to save the cases I have when I get a some time. I REALLY don't want to throw another...

Ok I'm not really feeling warm an fuzzy about my options so far. I should be able to use the studs from my 93 cases for the cylinder. I have all the covers from my 93 so the clutch cover isn't an issue. I assume I can still get the spacer for the jug also. I hadn't heard about the difference in the ...

Is there any difference in the crankcase from 85-01? I currently have a 1993 with a perfect tranny, decent clutch basket etc. But the more I look, it looks like my cases may be beyond repair. My right side case, has a crack going from the coutershaft bearing headed towards the top of the case. It al...

There is no one in my area that can tig that I am aware of. Would there be any significant stress on these areas when the engine is running other than vibrations? It would seem that the crank bearings would be taking all of the force from the crankshaft.

I decided it was time to start the engine rebuild of my basketcase and ran into a little snag. I knew that the rod bearing had gone south when I took the jug off, but I didn't know to what extent. Today I split the cases and found that the rod had acquired enough freeplay to hit the crankcase prior ...

I spent the better part of the day moving about 16" of "flurries" that we got over the last 2 days. My 500 has taken a back seat to the snowmobile for the time being.

I have never seen one in person, but I was considering building one awhile ago. It is probably based on a a 3 wheeler conversion to 2 wheels known as a missile kit. http://atc250rlen.homestead.com/atc9.html There were supposed to be pretty decent on the dunes, but pretty poor performing in corners o...

I have cut a few in half and welded them back together. Usually I will cut the frame in a step to provide a little more area to weld. I have also plated them afterwards on occasion, but not every time. Unibody vehicles get sections of the "frame" replaced all the time when involved in acci...

I live in Maine.

All our roads are back roads.

Cheers!