frames..

[motochamp250]

guys,

I'm thinking about redoing my 250r. i thought about just getting another nice stock frame and doing a rebuild, or going the aftermarket frame route. What's yall's opinion on hre? i've read good things about them and I talked to mike today. seems like a really nice guy. I'm thinking them or walsh. i dont know what to do. I will probably have to save a little money for a while though either way haha as i know with walsh you would likely want to run all his components with it... not sure on the hre... just looking for opinions!
thanks
Hunter

[250Renvy]

If you are going to go aftermarket, I'd go with HRE.

Very high quality and can be custom made however you want. If you go with swingarm and a-arms and stem, it'll be way cheaper than Walsh.

I'm sure Walsh is near as good as you can get, but the price is going to be night and day difference.

Here's a pic of my frame - it's custom not 100% 250R.
http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i289/250Renvy/HRE/IMG_0057.jpg?t=1299538031

Narrow front with removable bearing holder.
http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i289/250Renvy/HRE/IMG_0058.jpg?t=1299538029

[wild250rman]

Originally posted by 250Renvy
If you are going to go aftermarket, I'd go with HRE.

Very high quality and can be custom made however you want. If you go with swingarm and a-arms and stem, it'll be way cheaper than Walsh.

I'm sure Walsh is near as good as you can get, but the price is going to be night and day difference.

Here's a pic of my frame - it's custom not 100% 250R.
http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i289/250Renvy/HRE/IMG_0057.jpg?t=1299538031

Narrow front with removable bearing holder.
http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i289/250Renvy/HRE/IMG_0058.jpg?t=1299538029
do they have a web site?

[250Renvy]

hreatv.com

[motochamp250]

that removable bearing holder looks like a nice idea. are those his a-arms too? expect a pm momentarily 250Renvy

[ytman]

Product looks sweet. Web site not so much.

[danhung11]

I've see a couple stock replacement frames go for under $1k in the past few months, that would probably be the most economical and fastest. No sense in waiting 6 months for your frame if it's basically stock, ya know?

[socal]

My friend has a stocker with no vin tag,you can simply use your own tag and place it on the new frame!

[C41Xracer]

i have a laeger frame that needs a few mounts put back in to complete it. Someone before me tried to put a yz426 in it and failed. ive got the motor mounts in it just needs some final touches