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You could be right! The guy in front in white sneakers? Hmm, he is the only one pedaling a moped though. It is much easier to pedal in those light weight shoes than stiff boots.<50cc? Any hills would make it a big challenge! 250cc is more than plenty for fun racing.
As you probably know, I learned about little bikes a couple years ago, and am a huge fan. I'm going to Virginia International Raceway later this month for a track day, riding my DT100 on the 5/8 mile go-kart track. It's hard to imagine getting more fun and excitement for your money with a motor vehicle.
Jim , you had to be tilted a fair bit to dig in a footpeg . Anyone know where a 50 CC Derbi GP bike is ?
That would be fun . Not sure any Derbies made it to the middle . There was a 125 Yamaha for sale locally , I thought , dang , something like Jim's 100 would be cool . If it had been purchased , I was gonna put 100 emblems on it and tell ya " Dang Jim , keep up"
One of my 2-stroke buddies put a YZ85 engine in his G3SS (Kawasaki 90). I rode it, and that thing would leave both of our Yamahas in the dust.
A local somehow stuffed a water cooled YZ 80 motor in to a YSR 50 , that thing would run WAY faster than was safe
250cc is way more than plenty - I definitely would not put a 250cc race bike anywhere near the "tiddler" class. Even the 125cc class on the Isle of Man is pushing far more speed than you or I could handle on a race course ....Lannis
I am an unabashed fan of small displacement bikes... wish we could still have 2 strokes on the road. Loved my RZ.