
Originally Posted by
James Deuce
Honda didn't want to build them in the first place. They ONLY reason they raced two strokes in GPs was because they couldn't get the NR500 to work, and they wasted an entire race bike development cycle on a cul de sac. Honda have always tried to get rid of two strokes and have succeeded at the highest level and will probably be the sole engine provider for MotoGP 600. They probably helped draft the emissions standards with an eye on resurrecting the basic premise of the NXR750 engine design.
I miss my Honda Rs125 2 stroke. Which Honda manufactured until very recently. What is the logical entry point now - 600's? Hmm.
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