mopoet178
May 28th, 2020, 06:31 PM
Titled runners, second generation, trimmed down for track days or racing.
The blue one is sprung for 135# rider, not drilled for safety wire. Bike has never been down.
The orange one is sprung for 185# rider, drilled for safety wire. Rashed but fixed as necessary.
Both have cartridge emulators, slipons, rearsets, braided steel front brake line, race bodywork, EBC HH brake pads, and a homebrew carb tune performed at sea level.
Tires have good tread depth but are old. One good battery between them.
Box of spares, tune kits, etc...
Neither is a beauty queen, but both are safe, reliable and ready to ride. They could be made great again with new tires and a carb tune.
$1500 each OBO.
I'll bring them out to Round 2 PPIR where I'll be cornerworking that weekend.
My time on 250s has no-doubt made me a more-capable rider!
But living in Grand Junction these days, this shall be the time in my life for dirt and minimoto at the local kart track :)
Roadracing for me will have to wait. In the meantime, these bikes should be getting used.
Marshal Poet
(720) 841-3016
The blue one is sprung for 135# rider, not drilled for safety wire. Bike has never been down.
The orange one is sprung for 185# rider, drilled for safety wire. Rashed but fixed as necessary.
Both have cartridge emulators, slipons, rearsets, braided steel front brake line, race bodywork, EBC HH brake pads, and a homebrew carb tune performed at sea level.
Tires have good tread depth but are old. One good battery between them.
Box of spares, tune kits, etc...
Neither is a beauty queen, but both are safe, reliable and ready to ride. They could be made great again with new tires and a carb tune.
$1500 each OBO.
I'll bring them out to Round 2 PPIR where I'll be cornerworking that weekend.
My time on 250s has no-doubt made me a more-capable rider!
But living in Grand Junction these days, this shall be the time in my life for dirt and minimoto at the local kart track :)
Roadracing for me will have to wait. In the meantime, these bikes should be getting used.
Marshal Poet
(720) 841-3016