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Ja-Moo
PostPosted: Sun Mar 30, 2014 2:18 pm 
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S3 Steve
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"1971 Suzuki T-500, two-cylinder, two-stroke. Fun to ride, crappy brakes, kept blowing baffles out of the exhaust pipes, ugly pale purple color. Loved that bike."
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GUTS
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One of my bosses told me today about the RD400 he had back in the 80's and how it would pull 4th gear wheelies. I didn't say anything cause he wouldn't have believed me anyway. :crazy:

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ThreePipesSmokin
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Why do so many of them think it's a Suzi 380? :wtf:
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Walms
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70mph 4th gear wheelies... It must have had reeds! :lol:

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ThreePipesSmokin
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Walms wrote:
70mph 4th gear wheelies... It must have had reeds! :lol:

Or the "factory option" 900cc kit w/ turbo! :roll:

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scrambler73
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GUTS wrote:
One of my bosses told me today about the RD400 he had back in the 80's and how it would pull 4th gear wheelies. I didn't say anything cause he wouldn't have believed me anyway. :crazy:


4th gear might be pushing it, but my ported/piped RD400 would loft the front wheel in 3rd once in a while. That is UNDER POWER and not a clutched-up wheelie.

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Walms
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My point was a H2 in 4th at 70mph, the bike would be reving something like 4k

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