They sound like two CR250s having a drag race. In a way better sounding than the fours. In a way not. Esp the screamers.
Always thought the NSR500V would have made the best roadbike as a replica. 100HPand 130kg would have been good enough starting point.
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http://www.trademe.co.nz/a.aspx?id=1200815813
"treated like gold" as in, didn't attempt to rust proof any parts because it's so inert right?
These mills are not difficult to get a very ride-able 100+ hp from, & weigh under 60 kg complete, www.fastbygast.com/H-2%20parts.htm
- fit one into a ZXR 400/FZR 400/CBR 400 or maybe KTM Duke single chassis or similar for a road bike, or a 250 G.P. chassis as a trackbike..
& bonus, the triple sounds even better than a V-twin..
Here's another bargain. Obviously spent some time getting his bike prepared and set up for the photo-shoot .
The kick-starter position says it all ...
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...1195681998.htm
Well would you look at that! A year later and it's still for sale.......
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...1198550508.htm
102° Rx = + /_\
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...1201433286.htm
I paid about $3500 for one of these in about 1984 I think it was. Might have been $3200 even.
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The paintddoesn't look right and the muffler is shit, but it looks fine value.
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