1993 Honda CR250, Project 93 Pipe and Silencer rebuild and Restoration. Canada's Worst Dirt Bike

Welcome back to Project 93, where we're tackling Canada's worst dirt bike, the 1993 Honda CR250! In this episode, we're diving deep into the restoration process, focusing on the heart of the bike - the Pipe and Silencer.
First up, we're addressing those unsightly dents in the Pipe and Silencer. Using a special tool, we're removing dents with precision, bringing back the smooth contours of these crucial components.
Next, it's time to sand the finish back to a smooth and uniform surface. Say goodbye to those scratches and imperfections as we prepare the Pipe and Silencer for their transformation.
But here's where things get really exciting - we're applying a finish never before seen on any dirt bike to this day: Cold Bluing. This unique process not only restores the original luster but adds a sleek, modern touch that sets Project 93 apart from the rest.
Of course, we can't forget about performance. That's why we're repacking the silencer, ensuring optimal exhaust flow for maximum power on the trails.
Finally, it's time to put it all back together. Watch as we reinstall the Pipe and Silencer, completing the transformation of Canada's worst dirt bike into a true off-road powerhouse.
Stay tuned for more updates on Project 93 as we continue to breathe new life into this iconic 1993 Honda CR250. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to follow along with the journey!

[@rlovell383]

Great job and I LOVE how the cold bluing turned out!! I might copy your idea!

[@Dirtbikerepair]

I think it turned out pretty awesome too. I think you will start seeing a lot of people copy my idea. Hopefully they find the channel and help it grow. Thanks a lot for the comment and for watching!

[@robertmosher4895]

I totally thought that the silencer was going to have no packing whatsoever, the pipe looks really good. I am reminded of your shock oil explosion each time I see the oil stain on the wall.

[@Dirtbikerepair]

I never thought it would have ever have been repacked. So it was definitely a surprise lol.

[@tcepilot]

Beautiful bike! Just found your channel. I plan on launching mine in 2026!

[@Dirtbikerepair]

Welcome to the channel, I hope you enjoy the content. Thanks for the comment and for obviously watching. Good luck on the launch of your channel in 2026

[@cbadnc9040]

The wall still cracks me up!! Don't fix it! Just leave it there for all to see. I have black spots on my garage wall where I revved up the bike and it blew a bunch of black spooge everywhere. Another great video! I like the way the pipe looks.

[@Dirtbikerepair]

Lol. The wall is kinda growing on me…. This Project 93 has definitely left it’s mark… lol Thanks for watching and for the comment. Hopefully I can keep up with making content that makes people want to watch. Trying to just be me. Informative and entertaining.. hopefully

[@kevindyas8560]

Awesome looking pipe 👍.

[@Dirtbikerepair]

Thanks for the comment, I like the look too.

[@jakeresnick2669]

Pretty sweet on the bluing job on the pipe i like the look good to be different.

[@Dirtbikerepair]

I really like the look too. I think it went really well

[@Xxmyarek17xX]

I want to do this to my bike now. Daym that looks killer

[@Dirtbikerepair]

I think it really could make any bike have that “pop”. Or just kinda bring it together different then a chrome pipe can.

[@bermripper]

Another good video!

[@Dirtbikerepair]

Thanks a lot, I’m glad you are liking the content

[@a.j.dasilva578]

The pipe kinda looks like an old style DG pipe. The pipe looks good 🔥🔥

[@Dirtbikerepair]

Thanks for the comment, I think it turned out really well.

[@zachliter619]

I think I like how it turned out!

[@Dirtbikerepair]

It’s definitely not a normal thing you see on every bike at the track

[@jeffdavison8421]

Pipe looks nice.

[@Dirtbikerepair]

Thanks a lot for the comment, I’m glad you like the pipe

[@user-fc1zs1wh9g]

its used for "gons" with a "u" instead of an "o"

[@darrynruzicka2883]

Yeah, pipe looks good man. Not sure if I've seen anyone use gun bluing on a pipe before but I could be forgetting, interesting.

[@Dirtbikerepair]

Thanks, just figured we would try something different with this build and I think it will really bring the bike together

[@KH102695]

Great idea with the rust bluing on the pipe and nice job the dent removal. The faded stickers on the silencer let the overall clean looks of the CR down IMHO. Maybe FMF has replacement stickers? Love the progress so far!!

[@Dirtbikerepair]

That’s funny I have been looking for a replacement sticker. Just hard to find really. We will keep searching or simply remove it and polish.. maybe one up with something

[@PatrickRiggs33]

Really cool! Any chance this might also work on aluminum or does it need metal to react?

[@Dirtbikerepair]

It’s the carbon in the steel. But there is a product that works on aluminum but it’s different

[@mattburnett4185]

Gun Blue

[@Dirtbikerepair]

👍

[@mattburnett4185]

Lol I thought people were getting high off it or making explosives etc. No, you just can't say trigger on youtube...

[@HooligansMx]

Needs a silencer with a stinger

[@Dirtbikerepair]

I agree. I would love to find a stinger fmf…. Or maybe I will build something

[@rezkidgamingyt4725]

What do you call that sploodge or spooge lol

[@Dirtbikerepair]

That’s the actual name for it.. the I burnt 2 stroke oil and fuel mix.. that builds up in your exhaust. “Spooge” Google 2 stroke spooge you will find all kinds of info

[@rezkidgamingyt4725]

@@Dirtbikerepair okay I wasn’t sure I keep hearing splooge not spooge from my friends when we ride lol