Just like a 2 stroke dirtbike, it has to be serviced, refreshed or rebuilt every so often. The best thing to do especially with one of these bikes is to keep a log of how much time you have on the bike. There are a number of people in the area that race and/or ride 2 stroke GP machines. I want one.I want one, but what is the lifespan of a bike like that? and what is the price?
Why? So Rev Rice can embarass you further?
can you ever be at capacity?wink I believe you are at bike capacity.
No offense Brian, I have nothing against the Yamaha, but I'm more of a Honda fan. Regardless. Where does one purchase a GP machine these days? All the web sites I have seen say "sold out".Young Nick is tempted by the darkside....
Try this one.
http://www.rscycles.com/Bikes/250/02 TZ250/250cc.htm
It hasn't changed since 2003 and I'll sell it to you for 15k with everything 2smoke related that I own.
it may be for sale after this year depending on if I quit or not.And that is for sale Brian?
That is a close and personal friends garage. Tom has every toy you can imagine and he rides the shit out of his bikes also. The cool thing is he is 70 years old and run laptimes quicker than most. I think he showed Rob the fast line around Jennings this last month when we went down. His bikes are cleaner and nicer than the ones in the Barber museum. Here is a pick of him and Jenya down at Jennings GP. He is the nicest guy I hve ever met.can you ever be at capacity?