[gbrann]

I'm new to ATV ownership. Just purchased 1986 TRX250 recently and came upon this forum while googling parts and info. Got a lot to learn and this looks like a good way of doing so. Thanks to those who share there knowledge.

 

[retro]

Welcome to the forums! Got any pics of your TRX250 that you can share?

 

[fishfiles]

Welcome to the forums. I have had a few of them 85-87 TRX250A Fourtrax , strong , reliable , fun to ride

 

[shadetree]

welcome to the forums. that was my very first 4-wheeler many moons ago, solid atvs.

 

[_Wilson_]

Welcome to the forums! Add me to the growing list^^ ..... Very 1st atv i owned 86 TRX250A..... very dependable/peppy machine!

 

[SamUK]

Welcome to the forums, count me into the 250 club too, I’ve had a few! Great little machines, quite powerful too for a small ATV.
Share some pictures, we like pictures here

 

[gbrann]

Thanks for all the welcomes. As soon as I got this 250 home I started disassembling and checking everything out. Needless to say I have had to order numerous parts. When i purchased the person I got it from said all I needed was pinion joint and battery. Turns out that was only the beginning of what was needed. When I get finished rebuilding I will post pics. Thanks again.

 

[fishfiles]

Quote gbrann " When I get finished rebuilding I will post pics. Thanks again."


Post pics along the way of your rebuild , start a thread of your project

 

[Chalkymon]

Gbrann sending you regards from the UK. You'll find this a very welcoming & inclusive forum with a great many guys who are always willing to help if you have a problem or simple question. Welcome.
Chalkster

 

[gbrann]

This is the photo seller put in add. Its a project for sure. It will give me something to tinker with.

 

[gbrann]

Gbrann sending you regards from the UK. You'll find this a very welcoming & inclusive forum with a great many guys who are always willing to help if you have a problem or simple question. Welcome.
Chalkster

Thanks Chalkster, I'm sure I will be posting some questions. I've been searching the forum and reading threads and learning since I joined.

George

 

[fishfiles]

gbrann , if it were me I would run 25 inch tires front and back , stay 8 inches wide in the front and go 12 wide in the rear , I ran that combination on the trx250 and had no problems