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merv
13th February 2004, 22:05
Can't say I remember this, Aaron Slight riding the one-off KR250 at the 1992 Daytona races http://www.amasuperbike.com/kr250.htm

I sure saw Hansford and others doing well back in the 70s during the Marlboro series on the early KR250s and was aware of Ballington and Mang's world titles on the 250 and 350.
merv
18th February 2004, 18:10
OK so no one is interested in Kawasakis then.
Racey Rider
18th February 2004, 20:12
Sorry Merv, Since I've been out on the track on my KR250, Everybody just thought,

Aaron WHO??? :bleh:
Dave
19th February 2004, 13:50
Man, That was an interesting article.
merv
19th February 2004, 18:17
Man, That was an interesting article.

Yeah that's why I posted it, I had never heard of the upside down V-Twin before, let alone Aaron riding it.
TygerTung
8th September 2005, 18:53
I can't get the link to work?
raster
8th September 2005, 18:59
Merv, link doesn't work.
curious george
8th September 2005, 19:13
Linkie no workie! Linkie no workie!
k14
8th September 2005, 19:20
I can't get the link to work?
Probably cause it was posted 1 and a half years ago, come on guys, bit of common sense.
gav
9th September 2005, 19:39
Well, if you really want to read it.....
http://www.superbikeplanet.com/kr250.htm
zadok
9th September 2005, 19:48
Link to a very good web site by the looks of it.
www.superbikeplanet.com
curious george
9th September 2005, 19:58
Probably cause it was posted 1 and a half years ago, come on guys, bit of common sense.
Piss. I hate it when that happens.
gav
9th September 2005, 20:23
:niceone: :mellow: :mellow:
TygerTung
29th September 2005, 12:26
Thats a honda!
TLDV8
29th September 2005, 13:57
250's are nice but................

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v63/manurewa/KR750.jpg" alt="Image hosted by Photobucket.com">
BarryG
30th September 2005, 05:10
I was there! They've all but eliminated 250's in US these days, just regional racing, but I loved them at Daytona. We used to get a few odd bods come over, apart from the aforementioned Aaron Slight. I know I saw Chas Mortimer and John McGuinness in the latter years, and we'd always get a few South Americans trying to beat the locals and make a bit of money, withouta lot of success, I might add.
RIP AMA 250 class.
Cheers
Barry