[mscuddy]

A sneak peak at project 2-4 over at superhunky.com.

Here's what you do when your 3 year old four stroke MX bike explodes, and it costs more than a used cherry '70 El Camino to fix:

Rick Sieman: SuperHunky.com

Oh, and it will be sporting a down pipe too, just to pi$$ the Pepsi generation off. With a Skyway silencer of course...

 

[pplassm]

Looks like an awesome project!

How about putting an RD350 engine in there? I've seen it done on some hillclimbers and they look sweet.

I still maintain, however, that the "4 stroke revolution" is not entirely the fault of the manufacturers. The consumer base is just as guilty. Many riders preferred 4 strokes, especially when they were unbreakable rocks like XR600s.

The Japanes just gave us what they thought we wanted.

 

[mscuddy]

Pete, the big 4 didn't give us what we wanted, they forced these fragile, heavy four strokes down our throats, in some lame attempt to appease the green side and in the process gleen more $$$$ from the riding public since they couldn't work on their own bikes anymore.

An RD would be great for a hillclimber, but what we are doing is trying to give a viable alternative to the poor bastard with a three year old CRF450 that has exploded, and hasn't the 3K to fix it. A few hundred bucks, a good used 250 or 500cc two stroke, a few motor mounts and some big 1/2 inch grade 5 bolts, a few washers and you're back in the saddle with a better machine then you started with.

 

[Morbo the Destroyer]

This would be a lot better if it was

"Project 204 From SPAAAAACE!"

 

[The_AirHawk]

This would be a lot better if it was

"Project 204 From SPAAAAACE!"

Yeah, but all those 1/2" nuts and bolts and the wrenches would keep floating-away.......