18 hp should be enough for anyone
With the right rider on board it has embarrased more than a few modern bikes.
Dosn't have the grunt to get past but can stick right up their chuff and then after the race "Yeah mate the old 500 goes well" when they find it's a li'll 250 the look on their faces is priceless![]()
I'd be happy with either or. as anything would be better than what I'm riding. will have to win lotto i guess.
Why would you ride that long and that gnarly stuff if you don't have to, Its what we do, we love it.
Nathan Woods R.I.P.
Isn't the CRF a unicam?
The '79 XR250 was a unicam 4 valve as well.
But the modern bikes do have more than double the HP and the piston itself is about 100th the weight.
I think with the modern 4st and 2st there is about the same amount of maintainance required. It's just with the 4st that maintainance takes a lot longer and can cost a lot more.
Yeah looks liek I'll be going to an orange bike on the next one, mind you it will be YEARS before I get another bike. Next one will be one for my son!!![]()
yup dead set on a husky aye, looking at a txc450 its got the mx grunt and bark with the 6 speed box and enduro suspension and handling. spectrum mcs are looking at doing huskys and gasgas i think and maybe tm but unsure how they getting on with it all, gona give tuna a call tomorrow.
The 4T's are easy to ride fast (or slow), they sound great and they use less petrol. But . . .
I can't go past the way a touch of throttle on the 2T's snaps the front wheel up round your ears, and slides the arse out. At the same time. In 4th gear.
Sure that makes them hard to ride. But who gives a fuck? It's fun. If I wanted easy to ride I'd get a quad.
Edit: Ignore my avatar, I've not bought a quad just yet.
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