Hi! Just got my 🏍️. License today!! 🍾🎉

@tastychickenburger

Жыл бұрын

Safe riding! What bike are you looking at?

@j_laf9575

Жыл бұрын

Have fun and ride safe!

@sparklefitness1714

Жыл бұрын

Rebel 300 all day!!

@hps1955

Жыл бұрын

Skip the 300 go for a 650 and it will probably work for many years instead of a 300 and then you want a new bike next year.

@bjarneberg4802

Жыл бұрын

@@tastychickenburger Thanks! Got myself a 2019 Triumph Street Twin.

I had a few 2 strokes when I was a kid. Loved them, particularly the noise they make. Can't do electric vehicles as the mechanical noise is a huge part of the experience.

@LisaAnn777

Жыл бұрын

I actually like the way electric accelerates without all the noise lol it makes it feel like your jumping into hyperspace lol 😆

@JozefLucifugeKorzeniowski

11 ай бұрын

I hear that. the lack of engine noise is a downer. but I bet if you rode a really powerful electric bike you'd figure out a compromise. electric motors have instant torque and it's intense. I rode alot of 2 stroke bikes and ATVs when I was young and I've found electric engines deliver something similar to that 2 stroke feeling.

@RedBud315

3 ай бұрын

I have been riding for 45+ years and to this day refuse to listen to music when I ride. I love the sound of my bikes and I also want to hear everything around me.

Don’t sell your soul for gold.

@LaJiahao

Жыл бұрын

@@aaronzimpel4995 he's on annual leave. He'll be back in October mate

@TheDeepDiveLLC

Жыл бұрын

Sell your gold for soul instead.

@BiggestG

Жыл бұрын

@@LaJiahao cant tell if this is a joke or a false rumor/idea

@LaJiahao

Жыл бұрын

@@BiggestG this is for real. No cap

@awilliam2002playsmc

Жыл бұрын

This is fake dont get scammed

I'm in my 60's and had 2 stroke road bikes, they were amazing, still my favourite bikes.

2 Stroke nostalgia. love it. My second bike ever was a Suzuki RG250 half fairing after learning the basics on a clapped out CB250. I'll never forget the first time I hit the power band & did an unintentional wheelie almost the entire length of my street while trying to hang on for dear life. Good times! We were lucky enough in Australia to get all of the 2 stroke smorgasbord that Japan had to offer, but with a 250cc cap & power to weight limits, the RG250 was the fastest bike you could ride on your learner & provisional license, so there were plenty of us out there testing our limits on these beasts. There's a few RGV's ^ NSR's listed for sale now, but nothing beats the kickstart only fun of the RG250 & I'd love to add one to my current collection if I ever come across one again.

@hamakaze9812

Жыл бұрын

You guys still using that 250cc limit until now too? Malaysia sure is ._.

@marcustaylor670

Жыл бұрын

I had the RG250 MK3 with full fairing and power valves in Kevin Schwantz Pepsi colors. That bike was quicker into corners than any other bike I've owned, only did 110mph flat out though. I always wanted the faster, more reliable and better looking TZR250 but by the time I could afford one I was looking at 600's and bought an FZR. Still the RG was an awesome machine at the time but after the second time the engine blew it had to go.

@punchbuggyyellow7097

Жыл бұрын

@@marcustaylor670 It's the 16" front wheel that helps give it that razor handling in the corners. I'd always be grinning from ear to ear when passing a bigger bike in the corners.

@marcustaylor670

Жыл бұрын

@@punchbuggyyellow7097 - People used to complain about 16" wheels back then because a few bikes had them, I had no problems. I used to run Metzelers.

@fladoodel

Жыл бұрын

Who cares about a damn permit

Nothing like the smell of two stroke in the morning. Still have my second bike from high school. Early 70's. Kawasaki H1 500. Expansion chambers, velocity stacks, jetted. Great times on that bike.

Never going to give up my RZ350, especially with a California plate. 🏍

@RedBud315

3 ай бұрын

I had RD350 and my roommate had the Canadian RZ350 LC back in the day. My bike was more of a beast than his but, his was so smooth compared to mine. Mine was basically a track bike with lights and was stripped down to nothing so it wheelied the 1st three gears w/out trying all the time, lol. His bike did have a little more top end. About 20 years ago the neighbor of my boss had a Kenny Roberts replica and he refused to sell it. I currently have the 76 RD400 in my profile pic and will never sell it as well.

Coming from a Motocross perspective…. Even in motocross 4 strokes dominate, some of that may be due to the AMA’s displacement rule for pro racing (250 2stroke races with 450 4 strokes) but even in other racing organizations where the 250 class is just 250cc’s, 2 or 4 stroke, most riders ride a 4 stroke because with the increase in 4 stroke technology the power gap isn’t as much as it used to be, while the broad usable power that a 4 stroke makes is much easier to put to the ground allowing a marginally slower bike still be faster around the track. Nothing sounds better than a fast rider ringing the neck of a 125 2 stroke around the track though. 2 strokes still dominate in other off-road racing such as hard enduro

@Toxic2T

Жыл бұрын

Yup, 4 stroke 450s would never have a chance against same displacement 2 strokes.

@mitchelljordan447

Жыл бұрын

@@Toxic2T I disagree. 450 4 strokes destroy 500 2 strokes in every way other than a drag race. When you have turns and rough terrain, the broad useable power of a 4 stroke allows for faster lap times against 500 2 strokes that might have a bit more peak power. I assume the same would be true if they made 450 2 strokes.

The Suzuki RGV250 & The Aprillia RS250,:had same V2 engine but Aprillia used another exhaust system and pumped out a but more ho becsuse of that. The RS250, became a legend on the race track!

I just got a 1991 NSR250 a few weeks ago. It’s insanely fast. Still working on getting it jetted correctly for Salt Lake altitude. Great video!

I had and would love to have again a 1975 Kawasaki 750 H2c

My first bike was a Yamaha TDR 125cc 2-stroke. It was a lot of fun.

@patrikoldenborg946

Жыл бұрын

I own a Yamaha TDR 125 Belgarda right now. Is a fun and nimble small bike, it's also my first bike.

2-strokes can instill fear, trauma, paralysis or even death if not handled properly. I remember looping my Yamaha DT125 (yes, that's my first bike when I got my license) because I was dumb enough to whack the throttle to experience how to wheelie on a stop light. But hey, these things actually taught me a lot of basic things and instill a lot of common sense & respect in handling motorcycles especially the throttle because holy shit, these 2-strokes gems are absolute blast to ride. I'd still get an NSR150/250 if I manage to find one here in our country or to where I migrate.

@Toxic2T

Жыл бұрын

Get the 150 it's loads to drive around, also the suspension is hella soft.

@no4x689

Жыл бұрын

i just got a dt 125r

@Aminole

9 ай бұрын

You forgot one side effect, it can also leave you addicted.

I was riding my 1974 RD350 on a 150 mile weekend trip in 1975 to visit my mother when, 30 miles from my destination, the bike slowed down as if a parachute had been deployed. I knew that it had seized for some reason, but managed to nurse it the rest of the way at low speed. Saturday morning I found that the rolled pin, which controlled the length of the oil pump stroke, had come out, so I was metering oil in amounts intended for idle speed while traveling around 70 mph. I pulled the jugs, took them to a small repair shop to be bored to accommodate the pistons and rings I got at the Yamaha dealership, tapped in a new oil pump pin, installed pistons, jugs and heads, torqued the heads and Sunday afternoon was on my way again. That's the beauty of a two-stroke -- simplicity. (In later models, Yamaha replaced the rolled steel pin which was prone to wiggling out). Your video was enjoyable, but a quick diagram or mpeg of a two stroke engine going through its cycles would have been a helpful addition. I also might mention that, even though the two-stroke has twice as many power stokes per 720 degrees of crank rotation, I believe that this does not automatically mean twice the power per displacement, as efficiency has to be considered. Finally, I would love to have an RZ350, even at my advanced age.

I owned a Kawasaki KR1 and then sold it and bought a KR1-S. It was green and black and I believe it still holds the record for the fastest ever top speed recorded on a 250cc off the shelf street bike - 139mph. My biggest regret is ever selling that bike. I loved it.

Hi Yam, my mate had an RGV 250 SLINGSHOT he imported in the 90's. He went down not long after he got it and had the wind put up him. He sold it and never rode again. I'd like to ride it now. Thanks for the vid. Cheers. Ant.

I have a Aprilia rs 125 2 stroke and it pushes around 40hp believe me or not. What you can’t forget about 2 strokes is that they are capped from factory and you can open the horsepower gates quite easily

@oplul5352

7 күн бұрын

thats some crazy power lol.

It was a sad day when they did away with the 2 stroke bikes. I started riding in 1977 on a 250 Suzuki GT was lots of fun , had a 2 high side get off, by gasing up to hard coming out of a turn , put for its time it felt like a nimble and stable bike,whit a spunky power band.

hi, bye

I’ve been riding for 52 years, I’ve had many 2 strokes, I now have the 400, 500, and 750 Kawasaki Triples. Which I ride regularly. The big difference between my H2 750 triple and my Z900 RS is the fact, there is horsepower and then there is 2 stroke horsepower. Hundreds of moving parts vs. 6 moving parts. 2 Strokes have very little parasitic drag, where 4 strokes are all about parasitic drag. Because you loose part of your intake charge out the exhaust port,🎉 2 Stokes get less gas mileage compared to a 4 Stroke. But in my opinion the death of the 2 Stroke was the exhaust sound, do you want your motorcycle to sound like a angry chain saw or a Harley. People want their motorcycles to make a low bass drumming sound not a high nasal ring-ding-ding.

@hermanschweizer9717

Жыл бұрын

I always wanted to find a Kawasaki 500 triple, lucky 🍀 you!

@moosecat

Жыл бұрын

My buddies and I used to call the two-stroke bikes "wing-dings" because of the noise they made.

@tomfoolery8829

Жыл бұрын

I LOVE ripping my RZ350 around town with race gas and bean oil for added race-track smell. Seeing all the various expressions on people's faces is a treat. Some younger people look at me with disdain for the smoke while others try to pull their cell camera out to get a picture of a ghost. People over 40 usually give a big knowing smile and thumbs-up. Prius drivers flip you the bird and muscle-car drivers want to drag race. I've had people who should know better ask if it has a powerband or how big is the powerband. I get about 20 mpg and will tell you for a fact that riding a 2-stroke is the most fun you can have on the street LEGALLY.

@Toxic2T

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I want my motorcycles to sound like angry chain saws. Angry chainsaws are high revving 2 strokes lol. Just listen to bikes like the Honda CR80 or the RD400 Daytona, they're unmatched. The rotaries(RX7s specially) sound the same and people love them.

@fladoodel

Жыл бұрын

I love the way 2 strokes sound you're trippin.

I still miss the strokers, my first bike was the little Suzuki Stinger 125 followed by an S2 Kawasaki 350, then the H2 which used to scare me every time the roads were even slightly damp so when a Magnum rolling chassis became available the H2 engine was dropped into it along with a Stan Stephens stage two tune which for a while in the mid 70s was the fastest best handling bike in N. Ireland, in the 80s I had a Yamaha RD350 LC then a 350 powervalve and my final stroker in the 90s was a beautiful little Aprilia RS250 (probably the best handling bike I've had) now I'm a lot older and enjoy my Street Triple RS but still miss the sound ,smell and power band of the strokers.

i'm a sportbike/road cycling guy till I die (probably from one or the other), but some of the best times I've ever had on 2 wheels have been on my little sisters 2t 50cc Aprillia scooter.

how can you talk about two strokes without naming the Yamaha TZR 250 and the Aprilia RS 250?..... two of the most iconic 2 stroke bikes...

@shayanahmed3919

Жыл бұрын

Yammie Noob living up to his name

@sugarnads

Жыл бұрын

Rs250 is an rgv engine anyway

@carlosmacedo1700

Жыл бұрын

@@shayanahmed3919 yeah.... making videos only by searching google for info and not knowing by yourself what is what doesnt make you a bike expert, only a video maker....

@carlosmacedo1700

Жыл бұрын

@@shayanahmed3919 by the way... I had a TZR 250... i´m old...44... and lol... it was fast... but a modern 600 kills it easy... not like the thumbnail says...

@tomfoolery8829

Жыл бұрын

@@carlosmacedo1700 An RZ350 with Pipes would beat all the 550 and 600cc sport bikes 0 to 100 mph until around 1990.

My first bike was 79 Yamaha dt two stroke and it’s amazing bike and all two strokes are great and super easy to work on. Less factors no battery no coolant just simple. I still have my dt and don’t plan on selling anytime soon.

My Dad has an RG500... Its absolutely frightening with 120hp. Til 7 thousand rpm there is barely anything going on. But as soon as you rev higher you think you are flying off the bike haha. Nice vid Yammie!

GT750 was known as the Kettle here in the UK and always melted the middle piston. Pretty quick when it was going though.

i own a new 2021but old desing two stroke, which its a ax 100, and i love it. its fun and on the start up smells super nice. my first and only bike at the moment.

i’m learning to ride a motorcycle right now (i’m not going to ride on the street I just want to know), i’m 14 and am learning on my dad’s 1994 rx100 two stroke and though i’ve only taken it up to second gear, i can honestly really feel the power, especially when i compare it to the other 100cc vehicle i’ve ridden, my cousins 100cc cvt scooter, the scooter seemed so darn slow (well it is but the yamaha feels like a rocket ship in comparison, not to mention that iconic sound.)

@jhaanavlokesh2458

9 ай бұрын

Bro I am learning on an rx z 6 speed it is so powerful

When i saw this pop up in my notifications i came a little TBH. Cant wait to get off from work to watch this!! 😍 ❤2-stroke street bikes!❤

I own a 2000 Aprilia RS50 they also had street legal RS250's in the US both are rare as hell in the USA I love 2 strokes!

I just picked up a 1974 Kawasaki H1 Mach 3. Restoring it no2, i5s gonna be a wild ride after I finish suping it up

Had an MC21 NSR250R here in Japan between 1999 and 2003. Three months after I bought it I was hit by a guy in a minivan who decided last minute that he needed to get gas so he turned from two lanes over without looking and I got knocked down. Bike got fixed, I used the compensation money to buy a JHA full exhaust system, 'racing' air intake, and derestricted CDI. Had a shop adjust the jetting and do fine tuning. Made 78hp at the rear wheel. Fastest but scariest thing I've ever ridden.

Sold my RG500 for peanuts, should never have sold it, was ported and polished, had custom high rev chambers, and a GSXR 1100 front end with electric anti-dive, 330mm brake rotors and 4 piston callipers, braided lines of course. It was sitting at my Dads farm in the shed, not bothering anyone. Since then I do not sell motorcycles.

I miss 2 strokes!😭

Got my first bike this week. Yamaha tzr 50cc 2 stroke.:) amazing machines

They Fell?!?! Two Stroke Bike week just happened a couple weeks ago at the Dragon, Hell Yeah!! There were a few RG's there 250's and 500's. I nearly broke my leg kicking myself in the A$$ over the fact that I never purchased one of these back when they were cheap and nobody wanted one. I do have a couple of 2 stroke Bicycles and a moped, LoL. But hopefully one day I can get a real 2 stroke motorcycle to go with my 4 strokes.

The rise and fall of yammie 🙌

I love the smell of two-stroke in the morning. It smells like victory.

3 of the 4 road registered bikes I own are 2 smokers. I got my priorities in line 😅

@2strokerides

Жыл бұрын

3 out of the 3 I own are 2 strokes. I feel you🤣

@tomfoolery8829

Жыл бұрын

YES !!

i ride my 50cc 2 stroke and man everytime i turn that thing on i always have a good time even though it isnt even tuned and restricted to 42kph

The fact that the Yamaha TZ-750 wasn’t mentioned on this list is appalling.

@206coconutz

Жыл бұрын

While local club racing in the early 80s a guy raced a TZ750. I bowed down in adoration every time it came to life.

I got a old '58 Vespa 150 that was my grandpa's originally. Got a new 150cc LML engine in it now with the stock drum brakes and man is it terrifyingly exciting. You take thoughs hard turns doing 40mph and it feels like you're on a old ass wooden structure roller-coaster as it shakes. It's the best near death experience at 40mph you'll ever have. Love that little son of a bitch and I'll never get rid of it, as long as it's not in the shop all the time.

@calvinhall4878

Жыл бұрын

Got 3 lambrettas...love em.

Good video bro but you had a picture of a RG500 up when you were talking about an RG250, only know cause I have both and an RGV 😂 we really are nuts about them

my dad had a kawasaki 750 back in 1975... I was lucky enough to ride that same bike when I reached the tender age of 18. As it was bought from my dad by his friend who was motorcycle mechanic and kept it in mint condition.

Track day on a relatively rideable 2stroke, Yam. Just a thought 😁

2 stroke > 4 stroke > anything > electric

Nice video Yammie. I can't seem to be done with 2 strokes with a garage full of RZ350's and a one off custom RZV500. My channel is about these bikes, shows, rides, etc.

My 2 stroke motorized bicycle hit 41 mph and was fun once the revs got up but my 4 stroke only goes around 30 mph but has enough torque that you never need to pedal 😂

I had a 1983 250 gamma . Micron cans sounded awesome

He really talked about the rz350 and never mentioned the banshee 💔

I had an RGV250. It was a wicked little bike but definitely not cheap to run what with the consumption of fuel, 2 stroke oil, pistons and rings.

My first bike was the last two stroke production bike sold in the US, the venerable Kawasaki KE100. It was great, would it gap a turbo Busa no.

Had a rgv250 was a full on squid on it too. T-shirt no gloves jeans sneakers. Had worked up engine too wasn't standard thing went nuts . First bike haven't owned one since but currently looking at getting another bike .

In India, Yamaha RX100 still remains the unbeaten 2 stroke legend

@mikhaildsouza5635

Жыл бұрын

Was looking for this comment 😂✌️

@Toxic2T

Жыл бұрын

Here in Argentina aswell, like the RX115 special or the 125. When tuned, they're plain dangerous.

Here in South East Asia we got the nsr 150 sp, it made 39hp from a 150cc. But the coolest thing about it is the fact that it comes with a single sided swingarm just like modern Ducati.

@Toxic2T

Жыл бұрын

I got to ride the 150 RR, dear lord it's heaven.

@hubertkam7647

Жыл бұрын

europe is full or nsrs and aprilia rs i would have thought the 150 nsr would be based of the 125

Hey Dude, you neglected to touch upon the Yamaha RZ 500, V4 twin crank 2 stroke that was produced from 1984 through to the end of 1985. It had a steel perimeter frame, produced about 88 horsepower and had a top speed of 150 m.p.h.😢

My very first 2 stroke is Yamaha 125z and I really liked it

Did you put a diagram of a valve engine with a four stroke cycle to explain 2 strokes? Should have shown a ported 2 stroke diagram.

in europe thers still alot of road legal new two strokes you can still buy

My first bike was the 2001 Aprilia RS250 and still have it today 😁🇦🇺 Awesome bike and in my opinion one of the best looking bikes of all time

@azonesuperdia

5 ай бұрын

that's amazing! im 16 and im currently saving for an nsr150 lol😂

Owned 2 rs125 and one rs250 love the oil burners

@2strokerides

Жыл бұрын

I own 2 RS125's and a RS250 right now :)

My bike is the RD350lc ive a RD350ypvs also an a TDR250ypvs most of my bikes were 2 strokes but my every day bike is the RD350LC 1980 you can get mineral based 2strokes you just can't beat sound smell an power an I love smokin lads on their cbr600's R6's everywhere its great.

"if you could only ride a buzzy 2-stroke or a silent electric bike for the rest of your life, what would it be?" Is that even a question? I wish we still had 2-strokes!

Here for yams downfall 🎉🎉🎉

Here in Serbia 2 strokes are still quite popular u can see plenty of bikes like aprilia rs125 and honda nsr125

In fact i started riding on a 2 stroke Back in 2018 ... In Germany there is a Community around the 2 strokes from the Germen Democratic Republik. Mainly for the 2 stroke 50 ccm Simson Bikes with around 3.5 HP because you can ride thos with the age of 15 unrestricted (you can geht speeds Up to 70 or 80 km/h ... Don't know whats the equivalant for that but i think around 45 mph). And If you get a bit know how you can get a lot more Power Out of the 50 ccm by Just manipulating the Zylinders. And a lot of people Love there 2 stroke Cars 😅

Two strokes producers less emissions than a diesel engine by a lot. We was all lied in the 90s.

The end has the best part 🤣

in the early nineties a friend of mine let me ride his 88, RG500 Gamma. at the time you could buy street legal version in Australia. F'ing crazy i know! i have now been riding 30 + years and i don't think i have ever ridden anything that scares the life out of you like the RG500.

Some folks in my area are still rocking rd 350s, and Daytona 400s. Still very cool yamahas!

Not even one sound clip of a 2 stroke bike? Sacrilege.

The 1975 H2 would pull wheelies in first and second no problem it was a very fun bike the brakes however where not good I had a car turn right in front of me I couldn't stop wound up in the hospital and here's the real scary part I married the night nurse 43 years ago

@coryrohrbaugh1208

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like it was either a blessing or a curse that you ended up in the hospital that night probably more of a blessing. With that said the h2 sounds like it was fun

Got a 22 year old Honda NSR. There's almost something immortal about two strokes. Oil and lube and they last a lifetime. The rear brakedisk however, man, are those ever hard to find replacements for. Anyone know if someone still makes replacements ? Been looking for years..

@lrowlands53

Жыл бұрын

What part do you need? Here in Australia you can get a custom rotor made pretty cheaply. A caliper might be a challenge, though the possibility of something from a similar bike fitting is high.

FUN FACT : Some snowmobile have Turbo 2 stoke engine from factory. Yeah, 2 stroke Turbo in 2022.

I loved my 2-stroke. KTM 105 XC

2 strokes alive and well here in the UK....

From where i'm from, the Honda NSR150 is the most wanted 2 stroke bike honda ever produce here..... i have one 🥰

finaly a 2stroke vid

Dudes my dad used to street race a cr 500 with slicks in New Zealand

If I had to choose one, I'll take "the Widowmaker" over a Zero any day of the week, and twice on Sundays!!!

Used 2t bikes, still love the instant torque and the 2t smell❤😂😅

I have had many two-stroke little bikes, I do love the smell but I do love WD40 TZR 125 1987 TZR 125 1989 TZR 125 1991 NSR 125 1990 Cagiva Planet 1998 (current) I like to get a Smartcarb SC2 to ditch the jets Problem with two strokes you ride them like a loon

The fact that "manufacturers haven't been able to produce bikes for street use since 1985" is not true. Kawasaki made the KE100 thru the 2001 model year. An outlier yes, but it was the last of the two strokes here in the states. Although it was a design several decades old

@tdog54

Жыл бұрын

Also the 2002 CR500E street legal in America I believe. 👍👍🇦🇺

@tomfoolery8829

Жыл бұрын

@@tdog54 nope

And the brands sold proper racing kits with different ignition, exhausts, carbs, cylinder heads, transforming them in fully race bikes the rgv could get over 72hp just with the kit and loose over 100 punds making it close to the 1hp per kg when tunned

The rz350 lived on without power valves in the shee 👌

What do you think about TTS superbusa?

The rz350 is one of the best looking bikes ever to me, but waiting to hear you talk about the rz500. My dad has one that he bought new in 1984 sitting inside his house with about 5000 miles on the odometer. I got to ride on it when I was like 5, but now I'm pushing 30 and he still hasn't let me take it for a spin. I guess that's why it's sitting inside his house instead of his garage

@swiftbobber

Жыл бұрын

May I please have his address?

@tomfoolery8829

Жыл бұрын

it's sitting because no one can afford to rebuild it if it gets crashed or blows up. It's probably worth $30k to $40k

Time to mount a CR500 in a blown up cbr.... Lol I've always wanted to build something like that. 😁

@tomfoolery8829

Жыл бұрын

There was a couple guys that raced the Loudon Road Race Series with CR500 and KX500 2-strokes setup for road racing. They *smoked* everything in the class. literally

And I am a proud owner of RGV250 and TZR350 (or RD350). And an original V-Max and a Buell xb12s. Daily driver is Buell, ofc, because it is the best bike in the world. I also do have 2 yamaha 250 2t dirt bikes.. because 2t is most fun you can have. My winter daily driver is also a 2t, Lynx.. on good surface, 0-60.. 2.7s

1990 Yamaha TDR250, two stroke twin and an adventure bike.

Loved my nsr250!! I wish I never sold it!!!

I rode for a while a Yamaha TR2 250 air-cooled factory race bike - only on track. Who knows what power it made, but it screamed with a power band between 11500 and 12000 rpm. At 7000 rpm it couldn't pull the skin off a custard. It was a blast to ride, constantly rowing through the gears to keep it on song and brakes no better than dragging your feet along the ground. It ran on Avgas and needed a new set of plugs about every 30 miles (48 klm). Definitely my favourite two stroke. I'm on the lookout for any 80s two stroke to restore and ride for the pure fun of it. Who needs a sports bike when you got a screaming mess between your legs.

My first two bikes were NSR 250 race replicas. So noisy and so much fun...till the power band kicks when youre leaned over 🙄

@tomfoolery8829

Жыл бұрын

The trick is to keep them high in the rpm range so you don't get any surprises

Any advice for someone who can’t take the msf course due to living far away from the course and due to work schedule?

@matthewshultz8762

Жыл бұрын

Take the DMV test. If you fail that, you've done something wrong. Practice makes progress!

@ethanjolly8394

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewshultz8762 thanks I have my practice license, permit or whatever you call it. I plan on practicing in a big empty parking lot. It sucks living in the middle of nowhere hours from msf course. I gotta watch KZread videos and learn on my own

@vaportrail226

Жыл бұрын

Just send it

@PhilipBeresford

Жыл бұрын

Take a day off work

@ethanjolly8394

Жыл бұрын

@@PhilipBeresford that’s a little difficult right now because the next available msf class is in October for only two days that months then the next won’t be until June or July the next year and I just started my career at usps which means I cant call in work for the next 3 months until I’m off probation

I don’t miss two strokes, I still ride one.

My grandpa had one of those kawasaki widow makers. I was looking forward to restoring it but, he sold it about a year and a half before he passed because he didn't want me to have it. He was convinced I was going to kill myself on it because it was too much bike, even though my Buell could beat it every way possible

Poor for us in indonesia, we only got nsr 150sp, rzr135, rgr150 and kawasaki ninja 150rr as 2 stroke sport bike which i used to ride in 1999-2003 ( owned nsr 150sp, suzuki rgr 150, and yamaha rzr135 )

It's time for Yammie to buy a 2 stroke

Miss my 2T road bike.

Kawasaki 500 , 3 cylinder 2 smoke. Scariest bike on the street except for the 750 version. Expansion chambers , flat seat ,poor brakes , questionable handling, weak frame... So much fun to ride. Never rode the 750. Water Buffalo wasn't scary , the Yamaha 350 was fun not as scary.