Comparing them to fourstroke inline 4's like the zxr. I've only needed to ever change the cam tensioner on my zxer. Can't argue with all the bikes on trademe(rgvs/nsrs) with collapsed skirts and shit like that
If you're talking about how I said two stroke mx bikes are reliable and only need rebuilding every 40 ours and you think its wrong then have you ridden mx bikes much? Reved to the limiter from semi cold for hours on end constantly over revving in the air takes the life out of a bike faster then it sounds at 40 hours. Thats about 14 weekend rides of hard riding at the mx track
Slow compared to a gp replica. Yes, speed does cost. But most rs/nsr/rgv/tzr 250s have been badly maintained and screwed to death! From memory only about two ive seen have been imported from japan without big drop marks or suspiciously new looking left or right side fairings. And if you ask most of them the last time they replaced the crank or even top end, some times even what psi they are running in their tires and they will not have a clue and just say " runs fine mate"
None of which points to poor reliablity, only poor maintenance.
You said poor maintanance and thrashed to death equal poor reliability----Most of them would equal poor reliability...But hey, I'm just jelous I can't afford one, cause I'd jump at the chance to own a nice nsr!![]()
To the OP: you're in Akl so pop into Mt Eden Motorcycles and have a look. they'd be keen to get you on one, but I'm pretty sure after talking with you in person they'd establish wether or not 'its the bike for you'.
Since they deal in Kwaka as well you could back-to-back the test ride with one of those.
The other option if the RS250 is too 'mean'...would be to try the RS125, they'd still be a great peppy bike
Your own background/experience would be the best decider.
Go see them (and they're open Sunday too now)
How was that Selby, did I say that right?, was that everything you wanted to say?...![]()
Originally Posted by Soul Daddy
Never heard that before!
Try learning some C![]()
Once again, you've lost me. Whats C?
Doesn't matter, it's not relevant.
Speed costs.
Big bikes with a lot of power eat the driveline, little bikes with a lot of power need more frequent rebuilds.
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