Hevn't ridden a dirt bike for few years but this sounds rather tasty... Weeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!
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Hevn't ridden a dirt bike for few years but this sounds rather tasty... Weeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!
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Built for speed, not for comfort
Cool bikes those alloyframed 500s but any one who spends 6k on footpegs needs a punch in the head.
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Every time that lapped me at Ardmore, my whole world went black, serious roost........
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i would seriously debate the 'fastest bike' title, it has won nothing, and 450's smoke it,
serious peice of kit tho any way, i would love a service kawasaki 500,
Shame its an old shape the new ones look heaps better! They are never gonna get that sorta money and its not the fastest by a long shot. The CR500 in Whangarei with nos would wax it
^ What he said
I don't bother with brochures mate. I've simply road raced and moto-x raced both of them and can tell you first hand. Don't ya think if a 500 2 stroke was the weapon people will still be racing them? All they do is dig a trench due to excessive wheelspin. 450's hook up and fuck off.
You can make alot of power from one of those engines if done right, over 100hp. Ive seen better then that and for cheeper in the states had full factory everything built for a factory honda rider and it was about 15k NZ
Still a nice bike, but still get smoked by a 450 on raceday
Have you seen the twin CR500 engine that has been made, Makes 210hp
Even better go quad & make a jet pack out of it.
Yeah not much point having crazy power if you can't maximize it huh... I've seen this bike at Ardmore before and it is literally just putting around in low revs and still HAULS ASS!Haha my 250 gives me the shits at times... Hate to think the kinda trouble you could end up in on this bad boy
I'd like one of these http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=541356 in my dream garage.
There's something about those european 'crossers that makes them fun to ride.
Anybody else owned any interesting early bikes?
Looks like a good cross country weapon.
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