Heres something different, a nice Yamaha tzr. Check out the expansion chambers they are a work of art:
http://sakeracers.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/v2-n-2stroke.html
I grew up on 2 stroke road bikes. I learnt on a Yamaha rx125 (great little bike), next bike was an Suzuki rg 250 gamma (loved this bike), then later I had a Yamaha RD350 water cooled (this bike was magic I should never have sold it), after that I went onto 4 strokes. I never owned them but have ridden both the rg500 and the rz500 which were magic, comparing them the rz500 was a little bit more subdued for the road but the rg500 was just a wild beast and not practical at all for road use. I sort of miss the 2 strokes now when I see them, especially when I see a bike like this
(just a pity its not a proper tz)
Heres some of the old yammy 2 strokes in this video:
http://sakeracers.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/v2-n-2stroke.html
I grew up on 2 stroke road bikes. I learnt on a Yamaha rx125 (great little bike), next bike was an Suzuki rg 250 gamma (loved this bike), then later I had a Yamaha RD350 water cooled (this bike was magic I should never have sold it), after that I went onto 4 strokes. I never owned them but have ridden both the rg500 and the rz500 which were magic, comparing them the rz500 was a little bit more subdued for the road but the rg500 was just a wild beast and not practical at all for road use. I sort of miss the 2 strokes now when I see them, especially when I see a bike like this
(just a pity its not a proper tz)Heres some of the old yammy 2 strokes in this video:
