4 strokin on the rocks

Patman

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I got this link from the mailing list of the local trials club CTTA.

http://www.trials.co.uk/bikes/pensini/pensini.htm

I'm liking the idea of a even more tractor like bike :thumb:

 

Rich Rohrich

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Looks pretty cool. Hopefully Montesa and HRC are working on something similar with the new CRF engines ;)

 

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seems more and more like a vialble option for vigorous competition, It dose look really light and they kept the engine hight to a minimum, Interesting to see the reliability and ease of maintenance and repairs though. But still I am getting goose bumps.

 

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Looks sweet.
I hope that by the time I am ready to buy new...next year, there will be several 4 strokes to choose from.

 

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:yeehaw: Yesssssssssssss! :yeehaw:

Now for the long ride version...... :thumb:

 

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guess i will have to learn to adjust valve clearances LOL

 

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junkman------maybe not.

Looking at the left side of that bike, it almost looks impossible to get to the valves. Maybe they're self adjusting...... :laugh:

 

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Hydralic? :O I doubt it they will probably make you take the engine out of the frame. But if they are self adjusting the other manufactures better take note!

 

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Looking at the left side of that bike, it almost looks impossible to get to the valves. Maybe they're self adjusting...... :laugh: [/B][/QUOTE]

Looks like all you have to do is remove the gas tank to gain access to the top of the engine. No problem :-)

Brewster

 

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but i do not see inspection plugs for gaining access to the rocker arms and the rockers are in the valve cover not the head. I supose that it is a disposible motor with non adjustable vavles.

 

Patman

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