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Greetings:

Evidently MadDog's free part offer won't pay out? Too bad, too. I need a new kidney.

Wheelman-111 wrote:Greetings:

Evidently MadDog's free part offer won't pay out? Too bad, too. I need a new kidney.

#1 is wrong on the poll.

Maddog would have to own a scooter first to be able to give it up.

If you ask him he will say he owns more than a few, but yet nobody has ever seen any of them.

Thats because they're faster than the speed of light, so how could you possibly see him on one?

and i still teach little punk kids how to build power, my pics were posted sorry you missed them and while most of you don't have real jobs i just did 56 hrs o/t/ = mega bucks, so who won? i have a * of parts for the needi

maddog wrote:and i still teach little punk kids how to build power, my pics were posted sorry you missed them and while most of you don't have real jobs i just did 56 hrs o/t/ = mega bucks, so who won? i have a * of parts for the needi

Hey man, i could really some new parts for my S. Anything above stock is good for me. im happy with scraps and left overs.
Think you could hook me up?

im the "needi"

i found my post and only wheelman got the maico question right, the kawasaki 650 known as the triples were the were the fastest 2 stroke street bikes made and atk will come out with a 750cc super street bike in july 09 which was on the speed channel last week.

so you going to hook wheelman up with some parts then?

Nows your time to prove yourself.

maddog wrote:and i still teach little punk kids how to build power, my pics were posted sorry you missed them and while most of you don't have real jobs i just did 56 hrs o/t/ = mega bucks, so who won? i have a * of parts for the needi

You won, hands down you beat me.


Where were your pics posted at?

maddog wrote:i found my post and only wheelman got the maico question right, the kawasaki 650 known as the triples were the were the fastest 2 stroke street bikes made and atk will come out with a 750cc super street bike in july 09 which was on the speed channel last week.

The 750 H2 Mach IV holds the world's record for the fastest normally-aspirated 750cc production motorcycle, running the standing quarter-mile in 7.756 seconds, with a top speed of 170 mph.

Greetings:

DAC axes:

so you going to hook wheelman up with some parts then?

Nows your time to prove yourself.

Yeah, where's me parts?!

"Little Punk Kids" everywhere want to know.
Easy there, pard, it's all in good fun.

maddog wrote:i found my post and only wheelman got the maico question right, the kawasaki 650 known as the triples were the were the fastest 2 stroke street bikes made and atk will come out with a 750cc super street bike in july 09 which was on the speed channel last week.

uhh.. not to disagree

but I was the one that posted the Miaco 760 info

but I'm set with parts and scooters so forward to wheelman is cool with me

Greetings:

And a brilliant find the Maico article was, too.

I wonder, hmmm will that 754 2-stroke fit inside the Aero covers?

A grateful WHAC* extends its thanks to BT for offering to pass on his valuable Maddog Free Part. I'm waiting for it now. I think I'll hold my breath until it arrives.
















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Greetings:

And by the way, there never was a 650 triple K. the 500 debuted stateside in 1970, followed by the 750. 350, 250, and 400 variations on the theme followed until (?) 1976, when the EPA caused the Big 4 to convert to the One True 4-Stroke Faith.

A stock H2 750 was a 12-second bike. Topped at something like 120. The figures quoted by Alow, if accurate, pertain to a highly modified dragster or a Bonneville Land Speed Record contender. The only way a Stock 750 would go 170MPH is if you dropped one out the back door of a C5 Transport plane, which would be a terrible shame. Spindly frames caused unpredictable handling, mediocre even in its day. Inadequate brakes, too.

Still a very desirable bike. Close to modern-day performance, sort of, and that 2-stroke aroma and glorious triple noise. Concours-quality restorations occasionally appear at the big shows, freakishly expensive nostalgia. Think of the Dios you could buy for $20K.

Keep an eye out for that new Aprilia 125 sportbike - the first street-legal new 2-stroke in a long, long time. Through the Miracle of Computerized Engine Management and small displacement, they got it clean enough to satisfy the Reguladores. Aprilia has it on their website now.

Wheelman-111 wrote:
The figures quoted by Alow, if accurate, pertain to a highly modified dragster or a Bonneville Land Speed Record contender.

This correct, that 750 is not stock.

Just stating the fact that the fastest 750cc drag bike is a Kawi triple.

http://redlinemotorsports.net/

yep nothing sounds better than a piped tripple two stroke! love the sound