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Did it come with the alarm or did you install it

Motor for crf? https://www.trademe.co.nz/3198270309 Honda 2 strokes been selling for a premium

Cutting stock muffler in half will(cheap shorty)help ring ding ding

KDxs are sweet bikes Keep eye out for motard rims and tires. That and a re gear will make it a back road demon on the tarmac.

Cr250 motor in that frame would be ace. And it would make it worth shit loads

30hp think the xr250r i rode not long ago lost half of those over the decades,but I did just get off a 4fiddy The xr is one of Hondas most durable reliable bikes so there cool

On my dirt bikes I glue and wire tie them on. They can still twist from holy shit hope this isn't going to end bad (holding on for dear life)

If he like it get him a real yamaha

Get the spade out and start adding lift to the take off?

Ive had my dirt bike cart wheel four or five times down a hill,tweaked handlebars straight and barrp im out of here Also had my dirt bike fall over in the shed and its fuct the header pipe When i was young fella i went for a ride,jumps missing trees by mms and wheelies all day Then broke my collar bone when i slipped on the deck of the ute loading the bloody thing

Dirt bike life Better than a car pulling out in front of you on road Always good idea to have a look at landing of a jump beforehand Good luck with recovery

1hz will do 1 million kays no worries They still have them in new 70 series in africa cause they run on dodgy diesel and can fix bush mechanics stylez Just drive it for what it is

Hmmm All the factory non turbo diesel 80s ive seen have been 1hz

You mean 1hz? Piston tops on the 1hz are bit thin so will fail with to much boost 1hz+t you dont really go past 5-6 psi to keep them semi reliable Think safari used to do a bolt on turbo kit They are pretty slow so any boost gona help

Went there for lunch couple weeks ago Old smokey burger and chips were pretty good. Up here working at the moment but have to head back to Auckland tuesday If plan changes and still about will head in for a feed.