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I have done a few mods to my roadworthy CRF230, 2007 model. Higher handle bars, polycarb type material custom screen, 2 x 10W LED spots, sump guard, custom cushioned seat, spacer added & high density oil in front forks, USB charging socket, trickle charging connection for bike battery...

I lost mine while bike was on a trailer trip. If anyone is selling or knows where to get one cheaper than the agents please let me know. I am in Gillitts, KZN. Thank you.

wrt roadworthy - yes. I bought mine used allready licenced, however one needs to get the papers & go check with the fellas at licence offices. Some regions no problem, others give hassles - has something to do with the codes imported as. I have slowly made changes to my CRF230 to make it a...

I just could not resist responding - I was searching for CRF230 brakes or front shock mods & found your article. That bike in pic seems to be a Hunter CFR250 - a bad Chinky copy of the CRF230 Honda. A few years back I almost bought one, but luckily I procrastinated long enough to find out more...

Thanks AA. Since being there with pitbike, got myself a roadworthy CRF230. Added some bits over time ... Been to Lesotho twice for a 3/4 day trip from Gillitts, KZN - long but nice. Cheers.

Thanks for the feedback. I am meeting a mate in Hillcrest at 7.15 Then we will decide if we heading elsewhere on sand roads or to join u. If we don't bump into u at BP, enjoy your day.

Gotta ask a dumbass question ... How much tar ? And where would u join sand road after BP on N3? Cheers.

Hi Peter, I got your note via CliveG wrt Sat tentative plan. What time you planning on leaving & from where ? Rain or shine ? I will be on CRF230 -  road legal version. Cheers. Tibor.

Hi, I am looking for a seat that will fit on the CRF230. I want to make up a much more comfortable seat with more cushioning & wider than the standard one.   :lol8: To be used on long trips/outrides to Lesotho & similar. As an option I am planning to remove the cover on my std seat, add high...

Thanks, will check it out. Have been considering Mitas E07/08/09 or Michellin T63 as opposed to Sirac or similar. It's always a challenge trying to use same tyres on tar & expect 100% traction.

Did you decide what to put on your CRF230 ? I am at the same crossroads - my bike is roadlegal, but how to choose a tyre that can be balanced properly for long stretches of tar. (Durban to Underberg tar as needed, then into Lesotho). The more one reads up the less one can decide - seems too...

Just a shortish update after a loooooong delay on the topic. I finally found time to install wiring (instead of a battery pack that comes with the light) & a fuse plus switch for 2 LED spot lights on my bike. I tried using a voltage regulator but that just created a nuisance with the light...

:peepwall: Good article. Gr8 that u took plenty of pics, that really makes it clear. I have been on some of this route (Sani - Katse) with my CRF230 & it's not too bad .. but a bit unsettling at times. Ride well. :dousing:

If anyone is heading that way for a slow ride, lemme know. Either sand roads via Westmead/Marianhill or tar. I am on a roadworthy Honda CRF230, so no high speed or crazy stuff for me. Buzz me via sms or Whatsapp on 083 655 2171 on Sunday morning between 8 - 9 if u want. Cheers. :lamer:

Thanks IDR. I have emailed ECK & made contact , am awaiting info ...

Another late addition from me to a post ... All in all, a job well done. I certainly would not have been contemplating the challenge if it happened to me, I will stick to small DIY jobs. :pot:

I just stumbled onto this topic, so excuse the late addition. I was also hesitant about using these bottles at first, but after a few trips have found them to be more than suitable. With my Honda CRF230 I have challenges in loading fuel plus other goods for long trips. I had a tank bag made up...

I am trying to find out whom around Durban may keep an assortment of these kinds of screws that will work on my helmet. I am hoping to find a suitable alternative, other than original parts ordered via bike shops. Original parts cost R40 each, a much cheaper alternative would be nice. I...

Are there any sane people that want to go for a ride to the xmas market day at Baynesfield museum site ? If you are a lunatic on two wheels, then count me out.  :dousing: It's a gentle ride there & back, at low speed. Approx 1.5 hours one way. If anyone is keen, pls buzz me via this topic or a...