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    rg150 vs ysr50

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    the rg.

    that 50cc thing will blow its nuts if you tried to sit at its alleged 100kph for a decent amount of time.

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    yer was thinking that too

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    Dunno about the 50 but if the Rg costs more to run it will still be better value for $.
    Going for a ride to taupo on the 50 would be shit!

    The Rgs are cheap to run and can also be used as a streetstock bike when you want to go racing again.

    And assuming on inspection all is good with that particular Rg it is a good deal.
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    Unless you're a midget the ysr is physically tiny, regardless of the engine size.

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    The YSR is too fast to be registered as a moped and would have been even without modification, any WOF agent with half a brain would pick you up on this first time.
    So this with all the things mentioned above about size and longevity would mean RG150 all the way.

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    YSR is too small & slow to be safe.

    Re the Moped thing, a funny thing happened on the way to the warranting station. My old RG50 when it was transferred over onto LTSA database or whatever ceased to be a motorcycle & became a moped as it was 50cc, even if it could do 105kph (118 on speedo). I was told that I could not get a warrant for it (anymore) as it was a moped. Dumb huh? Was big enough to ride about on the road & road to Cold Kiwi 6 times on it.

    I suspect this mistake was universal. Sadly the chance of finding a good one still going is pretty small.
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    Rg !

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    rg150 all the way! ive ridden an rgv150 a fair bit and it pulled an indicated
    160km/h and rode a mates rg150 today to an indicated 170km/h .
    even allowing for a 10% variation in acual speed thats still pretty
    respectable,and both were fun fun fun! to ride
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