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Greg
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by Greg » Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:12 am
Max ... there's a 500cc conversion kit available and a bloke called Stan Stevens over here who's a bit Harry Potter with two stokes...
I think the single sided swingers from an RVF will fit, then hey-presto you can take your pick of the best rubber ...
What the f*ck am I saying ....
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by G Beale » Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:38 am
Greg wrote:Was the last 35 miles due to mechanical or physical failure..??
Bike was still running but as I pulled into a service station to warm up (November) the gearbox was screaming at me due to lack of oil & that was a good enough excuse for me to call it a day.

I think that was the reason for rebuilding the whole bike when I got home.

Not heard the name Stan Stevens for donkey years.

I remember the RGV250 which he fitted a 350YPVS motor to (yamagamma ?) in performance bike magazine back in the day, probably late 80's.

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by Kayla » Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:15 am
I dunno, I like two strokes, I just don't know if I like them more than my TRX (and I
never thought I'd say that about a diesel

) Mind you, if someone wanted to swap their mint
TZR250SP for my TRX I might give it some consideration
edit- The Yammagamma was an RG250 (not RGV) chassis with either an LC or YPVS engine in.
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by idl1975 » Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:24 am
Kayla wrote:I dunno, I like two strokes, I just don't know if I like them more than my TRX (and I
never thought I'd say that about a diesel

) Mind you, if someone wanted to swap their mint
TZR250SP for my TRX I might give it some consideration
edit- The Yammagamma was an RG250 (not RGV) chassis with either an LC or YPVS engine in.
I like two strokes as well...my only problem with them on a track is the inevitable seizure while you're knee down in a very fast corner. Or even a very slow one. That's why KR-1S riders had an average life expectancy of 2 months. My trials bike can seize if it likes, as I'll hopefully not be going more than 10mph.
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by idl1975 » Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:26 am
Trixynut probably needs right side (or was it left?) cases Greg...thanks to a slight incident at Mallory last weekend.
Greg wrote:SpAres ... bloody loads!
3 cranks, 1 good, one potentially recoverable, 1xold 360 with cams
short bellypan in red gelcoat
blue tailpiece
engine cases
gearbox internals
clutch
electrics - coil, reg/rec, cdi
carbs
Top yoke and lock
if there's anything needed just holler...
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by trixynut » Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:04 pm
greg, i sort of know how you feel now you've sold cos i came close to selling recently but didnt and how glad am i for that!
a bike is not an inanimate object, it 'breathes' it has soul and you are grateful to it for how it makes you feel.
chin up.
..and lhs engine casing for me please: good money waiting.
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by Greg » Tue Jun 16, 2009 9:35 pm
I've always admired your knockers Trix... you have pm..
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by slow codger » Mon Jun 22, 2009 9:00 pm

Always 2 or 3 fingers on clutch lever, and very quick reflexes, Oh and listen to the engine, its why racers of the 60's and 70's didnt wear any ear plugs. But if the crank seized you were down the road.
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by Mincehead » Mon Jun 22, 2009 9:10 pm

What does that have to do with Trix`s knockers?

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by slow codger » Mon Jun 22, 2009 9:24 pm

Nipple size !!!!
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by cobbadiggabuddyblooo » Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:52 am
doesn't matter when you suffer epilepsy weather its a 2 stroke or 4 if it seizes...

you soon learn to get the feel of things and the bikes no different...you feel it coming 99.9% of the time

Its just a matter of being sensitive to things and being open to that...

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by Trixz » Thu Jul 09, 2009 2:22 pm
@ Greg
Good that you feel that way, sorry that it needed you to really sell the bike for that though
Never EVER gonna get rid of mine!
Greetz
Gerben
Ps. fair and a gentleman worthy effort to tell about your 'deed'

but all the signs the bike gave you didn't help, you sold it still

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