620cc two stroke SuperMoto

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OldassKDX

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Holy (Insert bad word here) that's big! That bike could sign my death certificate.

 

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stormer94

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Yea, but you gotta admit, right up until you died, it'd be fun :scream:

 

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Ahhhh.Now that is nice. So much power....I know what I want from Santa this year.:scream: :confused:

 

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Farmer John

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It had better just initial the cretificates......after all it is a Maico.
It probably couldn't stay running through a full signature. :debil:

good find V.D.

 

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Originally posted by Farmer John
It had better just initial the cretificates......after all it is a Maico.
It probably couldn't stay running through a full signature. :debil:

good find V.D.

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Since the factory has moved back to the Germany, they're supposedly going to improve quality and reliability. I wish I could read German. From other things I have read I assume that this Koestler fella is actually the new owner of Maico.

 

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Maico used to be King of the big 2-strokes. They may just reign supreme again!
Oh yes, I'll take two!:confused:

 

kmccune

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The 2002 model enduro with blinkers from the same link looks fun too!

Kevin

 

XRpredator

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Didn't they make a 700cc 2-stroke single years ago that Super Hunky raced the Blackwater 100 with? Talk about the wrong tool for the job!:eek:

I also see you can get that motor punched out to 685cc! And they still use Bing carburetors!

And Vintage - go to www.freetranslation.com - you can past in the website and it'll bring up a translated version of that page. Not perfect, but close enough to get a little understanding!

 

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Originally posted by XRpredator
Didn't they make a 700cc 2-stroke single years ago that Super Hunky raced the Blackwater 100 with? Talk about the wrong tool for the job!:eek:

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760 it were. Return of the 760 LINK

 

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Thats 685cc, ive seen 1000cc bigbores for sale on that site.

 

High Lord Gomer

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I like that write-up on the 760!

Makes me think I might be able tio handle an AF500 after all (if I can get it rev-limitted to 4K!)

 

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spanky250

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Originally posted by High Lord Gomer
Makes me think I might be able tio handle an AF500 after all (if I can get it rev-limitted to 4K!)

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A CR 500 probably makes more power at 4 grand than the Maico 760 made at it's peak (well, maybe not quite as much at such a low pm ;) ). The 760 made crazy low-end grunt, though!:cool:

 

High Lord Gomer

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They did say 46 at the rear wheel...I don't think current CR500s make much more than that (I was thinking 60 at the crank)