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boostitall 04-05-2016 07:21 PM

Hawk 250. What engine is its clone of?
 
Hi Im new here. but iv been lurking for a while and I can't seem to find what engine the Hawk 250 is a clone of. I am under the impression its a Honda But which one? or am I comleatly wrong lol.
FYI I want to know so I can know which parts I can use nambrand and aftermarket parts with.
Thanks in advance

Mudflap 04-05-2016 08:03 PM

Upsized clone of a Honda CG 125.

Weldangrind 04-06-2016 12:28 AM

Welcome!


You'll find Wikipedia info on the CG125, and you'll discover that it was never distributed in the US or Canada.

BARLOW 04-06-2016 08:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mudflap (Post 210454)
Upsized clone of a Honda CG 125.

do you know if this also true of the counterbalanced engine (only with the added shaft)?

2LZ 04-06-2016 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BARLOW (Post 210500)
do you know if this also true of the counterbalanced engine (only with the added shaft)?

The CG motor has to do with the pushrod design (as opposed to OHC with a chain) for longevity and utter lack of any maintenance that most of these see around the globe. They were built to be durable with good torque, not necessarily powerful. When the counterbalance was added, I'm not sure...........

Here's a great read...
http://world.honda.com/history/challenge/1975cg125/

That said, I've had 4 CG motors now, all non-counterbalanced. I'm looking forward to the TT250 to see if there's any discernable difference.

boostitall 04-06-2016 03:09 PM

So it being an up scale means there aren’t any performance parts for the engine? ( things like cams, bore kits, etc?)

2LZ 04-06-2016 03:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by boostitall (Post 210566)
So it being an up scale means there aren’t any performance parts for the engine? ( things like cams, bore kits, etc?)

I know my Q motor (OHC Suzuki-type) had Suzuki cams from "Hot Cams" that would drop right in there were a few past members modding them for power but I've not seen anything like that for the CG motor. Being pushrod, I think a torque cam would be nice. Maybe someone can get a cam and send it to a grinder to have a custom lift and duration set up???

boostitall 04-06-2016 03:37 PM

hmm I will have to look in to that, thanks.
assuming the jug is big enough would it be possible to bore it to a true 250 and drop a Honda piston in?

Mudflap 04-06-2016 05:05 PM

Honda never made a CG250, only 125 and 150, and those were workhorse engines not designed to make a lot of power. There is only so much you can do with a pushrod engine with a single lobe cam.

The counterbalanced engine is essentially the same as the non counterbalanced engine. Most parts are interchangeable within the same manufacturer but not necessarily between manufacturers.

boostitall 04-06-2016 05:12 PM

oh ok cool. Still I can't leave well enough alone when it comes to modding engines and bikes. ill have to do more research but if there are any known mods besides upgrading to a different 30mm carb would you be so kind as to point me in the proper direction?

humanbeing 04-06-2016 06:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mudflap (Post 210581)
Honda never made a CG250, only 125 and 150...

Honda DIDN'T made any 150 (62mm bore) ***bottom hole is smaller*** http://www.chyangwa.net/forum.php?mo...authorid=75082 Chonda (kick& e-start) "cg" is based from Kymco...
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chuck 04-06-2016 07:48 PM

Replace the anchor with a fmf or Pro circuit t4 exhaust.It Sounds much better and it pulls stronger.

boostitall 04-06-2016 10:38 PM

ok thanks

Weldangrind 04-07-2016 12:00 AM

After intake and carb changes, you could also take the time to port match the intake and exhaust and then polish the exhaust. It won't help much, but it'll make you feel better.

2LZ 04-07-2016 10:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Weldangrind (Post 210634)
After intake and carb changes, you could also take the time to port match the intake and exhaust and then polish the exhaust. It won't help much, but it'll make you feel better.

...and fun in the process for us gearheads!


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