Super Motard Categorical Finangulation!

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I'm a new member and I gotta say....Great Forums!

But I was wondering, what would you all think about a Super-Motard / Super-TT Category?

I mean, the best of these types of machine are ALWAYS based on State-of-the-art Dirt Bikes. A lot of information is interchangable. People that would like to experience a new venue for their machine could find the info they seek there, nice and close to home.

What do you think??:think ??

 

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There is lots of interest in Super Motard here at DRN so you'll see regular posts about it. PeteN and SeanATK along with a few others regularly race the STARS SuperTT series and provide great info. Super Motard racing is taking hold here in the midwest so a few of us are reading our mounts for next years racing season.

Here's my YZ444F in Motard/Street trim. CLICK

and my TTR125 in Mini Motard trim. CLICK

but the best is AF500 builder AJ Wagoneer's latest creation a 2002 AF500 Motard. CLICK

 

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WOW!

Awsome looking. Question, is the headlight and tail light required?:think

 

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The fron't fender on that TTR looks a little crinkly . . . endo?:p

 

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Originally posted by XRpredator
The fron't fender on that TTR looks a little crinkly . . . endo?:p

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ME?? TIP OVER???? NEVERRRRRRRRRR :eek:

 

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is that the stock exhaust on the mini motard :eek:

 

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It's basically stock. I machined a new end cap for the stock system to eliminate the spark arrestor.

 

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Re: WOW!

Originally posted by BSWIFT
Question, is the headlight and tail light required?:think

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That's just so I can play with it on the street once in a while. Same thing for AJ's bike.

 

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Originally posted by Rich Rohrich
Here's my YZ444F in Motard/Street trim. CLICK

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Was this bike stolen from the latest Batman set? That is a sweet looking bike!

 

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• Oct 21, 2001

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Okay, gotta ask. In the YZF pic; WHO WAS THE MORON THAT LAID THE BRICK? :scream: Sheez.

 

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The brick is perfectly straight, but it was tuckpointed last year and it looks kinda weird :)

 

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it was tuckpointed last year

With that much mortar, why use the brick?:think