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jesus you have a lot of shit in that garage.
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That's the clean side too.jesus you have a lot of shit in that garage.
good godThat's the clean side too.
We've made enough progress to see the bike again.
Fun stuff! I used to have a CR125 two stroke and a Husqvarna 450SMR. Enjoyed riding those more than my sports bike.
The YZ125 lives. Still working on the idle, but still rips on top.
125cc are a incredibly hard to properly get an idle. Theyre made to rev hard and that's all they'll do.
I'd love to have one of those KTM 640s supermotos. Probably the most fun street bike around.
Pretty much, this bike even more so as I've set it up for racing with the pipe and jetting.
To ride a 125 fast you basically have to pin it and just feather the clutch. Kids these days are much shitting riders for not having come through the 125 class. There's a rumor Suzuki is bringing back the RM 125 for Stefan Everts son though, so there's hope yet.
Be careful! Would prob be more useable with supermoto wheels/tires.
Its 4k. Photos? I like old looking bikes. I was looking into a Ducati Scrambler, but dont feel like buying new.Cool bikes. You could go vintage and get something for less coin probably.
One of these days I want to do an old Honda cafe racer.
Its 4k. Photos? I like old looking bikes. I was looking into a Ducati Scrambler, but dont feel like buying new.
Ok, but Voss?
Are supermotos common in the US? Are parts for the likes of KTM available? Would love to get a 690 SM in Cali.