Maico !

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COOL SHOT Raced against lots of them, never owned one, wish I had.

 

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Very Nice shot.

 

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FYI... it's pronounced "Myco", not "Mayco"

 

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Nice shot Bryan. The pics you post look a lot better since you calibrated your monitor.

 

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Okiewan said:

FYI... it's pronounced "Myco", not "Mayco"

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But then it doesn't rhyme with breako!

 

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Sad, but true.

 

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Chili said:

But then it doesn't rhyme with breako!

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They were still more reliable than RMZ250s :-)

 

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I think it's Mayco in American talk. Same way it's Ro dee O in 'merican and Ro day O in Metzican. I'm part Metzican so I can say that.

 

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VintageDirt said:

I think it's Mayco in American talk. Same way it's Ro dee O in 'merican and Ro day O in Metzican. I'm part Metzican so I can say that.

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Anyone who has successfully started a 400 with a Bing after stalling it mid-corner on a 95 degree day can call it anything they want. Oddly enough you rarely hear anything that sounds even remotely close to MAICO during that starting procedure. :yell:

 

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VintageDirt said:

I think it's Mayco in American talk. Same way it's Ro dee O in 'merican and Ro day O in Metzican. I'm part Metzican so I can say that.

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Yeah and we also say "Porch" when referring to another German brand :laugh:

 

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Rich Rohrich said:

Nice shot Bryan. The pics you post look a lot better since you calibrated your monitor.

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Thanks, what the monitor cal did, was keep me from making adjustments that were not actually needed. :cool: