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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    Heard an interesting comment from a gun enduro rider recently, ardent husky user. The euro 2 strokes are more linear & rideable from the bottom through the mid range compared to big top end hit jap bikes. Have to agree too, the husky 250 was a lot more fun to ride than my Kwaka which kept trying to kill me. So euro for technical, jap for balls out?
    Interesting, I compared the torque and horsepower curves from my EC300 to my friends Husky TXC510, the Gassa produces its maximum torque at lower rpm and maximum HP at a lower rpm and at these rpms had more torque and more HP than the Husky 4 banger. The Husky did peak at 60HP but at higher RPM
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trials Rider View Post
    Interesting, I compared the torque and horsepower curves from my EC300 to my friends Husky TXC510, the Gassa produces its maximum torque at lower rpm and maximum HP at a lower rpm and at these rpms had more torque and more HP than the Husky 4 banger. The Husky did peak at 60HP but at higher RPM
    that is standard with the 4t, they need to rev to get to the horsepower figures of the 2t's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scott411 View Post
    that is standard with the 4t, they need to rev to get to the horsepower figures of the 2t's.
    I was surprised when I rode the Husky, my Gassa felt much nicer at lower rpm and that confirmed it, I must say the Husky is a nice though, just a bit more suited to open ground rather than technical.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scott411 View Post
    that is standard with the 4t, they need to rev to get to the horsepower figures of the 2t's.
    aww, what happened to the stump pulling power of a Foul-stroke & the myth of the peaky two stroke?
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    That all changed when the four bangers went to ultra short stroke motors to allow them to rev high to produce maximum hp and torque.
    A modern four banger revs to 12-13000 rpm a 2 stroke of comparable size revs to 7-8000 so peak power will be produced a lot lower in the rev range.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trials Rider View Post
    Yes I agree Taddy Blazusiak makes the energizer bunny look dead, you could put that man on a CT90 and he would look good.

    Yes the difference between the DT230 and the Gassa 300 is incredible, the 300 just tows its ass off, every time I think I going to stall, pull the throttle and off it goes, buckets loads of torque from the first bang
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    I never wanted to sell my EC200, but then I had a ride on my mates EC300 (he'd been impressed riding my 200 previously, but went bigger) so I had to have one too, so we both ended up costing each other money.
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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    aww, what happened to the stump pulling power of a Foul-stroke & the myth of the peaky two stroke?
    Dam good question, the two stroke power valve which should be called torque valve is an amazing piece of technology basically closing down the exhaust port making the piston go down further making the crank turn further before the gasses are let go producing bucket loads of torque but open the throttle and the power valve opens allowing the motor to come on song with the pipe, bloody clever really bottom end torque and top end power. nett result bye bye 4 banger
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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    Nirvana. A man size trials bike. I can see you costing me more money over time.
    The Gassa is like riding a trials bike with horse power. Yeah sorry about that but money well spent.
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    Hey guys is there anywere in the AK to have a look at the new gassers?
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    Not sure if Red Barron still have some they did a while ago and seem to have stock from the Beckhaus group.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ktm84mxc View Post
    Not sure if Red Barron still have some they did a while ago and seem to have stock from the Beckhaus group.
    red baron do not do gas gas, triumph NZ (beckhaus) is the importer, not sure if there is an auckand gas gas dealer,

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    IT may be Scott like when Triple X Moto had GasGas it was run out stock , not saying there a full on dealer maybe just clearing stock for the importer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jinxycat View Post
    Hey guys is there anywere in the AK to have a look at the new gassers?
    Here is the dealer list off the Gas Gas NZ web page

    http://www.gasgas.co.nz/dealers.htm



    ONLINE MOTORCYCLES

    49 PARNELL ROAD
    RAWENE, HOKIANGA
    t. 09 405 7565
    e. theteam@onlinemotorcycles.co.nz


    SPECTRUM MOTORCYCLES

    51A BARRYS POINT ROAD
    TAKAPUNA
    t. 09 489 5355
    e. smcr@xtra.co.nz

    NV MOTORCYCLES

    131 THAMES STREET
    MORRINSVILLE
    t. 07 889 1007
    e. nvmotorcycles@xtra.co.nz

    NTB RACING

    431C TE RAPA ROAD
    TE RAPA
    HAMILTON
    t. 07 850 6020
    e. ntbracing@mac.com


    GP REDBARON

    1/9 MACDONALD STREET
    MOUNT MAUNGANUI
    t. 07 574 6688
    e. sales@gpredbaron.co.nz

    WHAKATANE MOTORCYCLES

    36 VALLEY ROAD
    WHAKATANE
    t. 07 308 7656
    e. ktm@xtra.co.nz


    BAILEY MOTORCYCLES

    309 SOUTH ROAD
    HAWERA
    t. 06 278 4756
    e. baileymotorcycles@xtra.co.nz

    HOROWHENUA MOTORCYCLES

    28 CAMBRIDGE STREET
    LEVIN
    t. 06 367 0004
    e. whenuamc@yahoo.com.au


    MOTORAD

    47 VIVIAN STREET
    WELLINGTON
    t. 04 382 8011
    e. sales@motorad.co.nz


    MARLBOROUGH TRIALS CENTRE

    53 GROVE ROAD
    BLENHEIM
    t. 03 579 2500
    e. clipic80@paradise.net.nz


    DAS MOTORCYCLE SERVICE

    29 SAXON STREET
    CHRISTCHURCH
    t. 03 389 0080
    e. linton@dasmoto.co.nz


    MCR

    79 CRAWFORD STREET
    DUNEDIN
    t. 03 477 0366
    e. rick@replacements.co.nz


    KB MOTORCYCLES

    212 BOND STREET
    INVERCARGILL
    t. 03 214 4838
    e. kbpolaris@xtra.co.nz
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    Quote Originally Posted by ktm84mxc View Post
    IT may be Scott like when Triple X Moto had GasGas it was run out stock , not saying there a full on dealer maybe just clearing stock for the importer.
    i deal with red baron everyday, they are not gas gas dealers, (or husqavana either) they do the range of euro brand road bikes (but not triumph) that Triumph NZ does,

    Spectrum is a Husqavana dealer and is listed as a GAs GAs service centre as well according to this, http://www.gasgas.co.nz/dealers.htm
    but i know they do not have any on the floor,

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