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My legs are too short
Anyway, I doubt I'd live long riding a 500 2 stroke |
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yeh thats what i thought,
i'm having trouble staying on my 125
Still i think it looks cool!
and thats why i want it. Dunno about practicallity though for riding on the roads... ____________________ Regards
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I reckon that a Gixer thou would be safer for the average rider...especially since the CR5 can break your leg just from trying to start it
Still...velly velly nice  ____________________ TiN
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As far as I'm aware they're 500cc singles, so yeah rebuilds will be easy to do, and the engine won't be a bastard to work on, cos being a crosser it was designed with the fact that the top end is gonna get changed every few 'races'. It's not the fact of how easy the rebuilds are, it's how much they cost, ever ordered a 499cc piston?  ____________________ A big enough hammer fixes anything! |
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I think you're supposed to do a rebuild about every thousand miles (remember this is based on a competition mx bike).
I'm still tempted as a second bike, but I want a bike that I can commute on etc regularly, so It'd probably have to be a third bike .
I'm nopt saying it's harder to ride than a sports bike, the nearest thing I've come to it is on the klr where I tried some supermoto-style slides with occasional success. However I was saying that *off road* it 's probably best to start on a 250, if not a 125. |
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i think if i got a bike similar to that, i'd probably not use it off the road,
it'd be on the road 90% of the time.
sorta like land rovers
but i just find they look cool, sound good and generally not many people have them. ____________________ Regards
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 22 years, 354 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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