Also fitted with a power band? The seller has already provided KB with lulz. He obviously hasn't clued on yet as the ad hasn't changed at all.
Also fitted with a power band? The seller has already provided KB with lulz. He obviously hasn't clued on yet as the ad hasn't changed at all.
My RMX-250S (250 2-stroke) is a bucket load of fun on the road.
I like the upright riding position of it, along with the 2t power rush
Though it'll be going soon, I can't afford to run two road bikes, a trail-bike, and a car.
The 748R is a different ride. The Kr1 pegs would touch sometimes on twisty corners but you can imagine the effect of carrying 80 kg less into a series of tight corners over larger bikes. You also don't have to worry about putting all of it's power down as it won't spin the rear tyre unless it very wet. It's harder to achieve the same level of corner speeds on a heavier bike.
The 748r is probably at it's best on mid radus corners and and the torque spead is very usable. But you need to be going quite a bit quicker for it to be as rewarding as a 2 stroke 250cc.
It's not a beer pot.... It's a fuel tank for a sex machine
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Trip details here
Just adding my vote for the 2 strokes. Had an NS and 2 RGVs and they were all mad fun.
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Totally involving, consuming & addictive. On a good road with bugger all traffic they are about as much fun as you can have with your clothes on. Keeping them on the pipe for 20 minutes or more through the twisties is heart attack material. Ahhhh, thems was the days.
I am adding a ride over the Mangamukas on a TZRKR1RGVNSR or such to my bucket list.
i could probably count on the fingers of one hand the amount of corners that are more fun on a 250 around here.
wait till you have some more kays under your belt, and take a good 600 for a ride through the twisty stuff and you start coming outta a corner with the front skyward, or the bike a little sideways etc etc, and youll see that the 250s are more fun in the corners nonsense is a fallacy.
they have their place, but are often overrated by overzealous 2fiddy lovers. each to their own.
I was just pulling your twizzle
The old 2 t's were relatively light, excellent power to weight, state of the art suspension for the time etc. They honked, more than enough power to get the wheel up out of corners & leave skids in your under cracks. Bikes like the CBR 250 & 400 are really good fun to ride because of the wee dimensions & handling but you have to absolutely cane them everywhere & maintain high corner speeds or tap dance on the gear lever, they don't bite much either. I've lost count of how many RD's, RGV's etc that I have seen looped & bouncing down the road.
Oh well, all good fun in the end. 2 fiddy, 6 hundy they're all a larf.
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