and looking at it some more... if the kick start does get by the brake pedal, it's low enough to hit the ground... that's gonna hurt
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I definitely did not click through all the way to the last picture! I wonder what happens if you tap the rear brake while rolling the bike backwards?You missed this???
Mad Mike
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yeah... except that's a full on racer that gets serviced every 20 minutes of use, NOT a professionally built street bike.
and in Mr. Leitner's design, the chain is BEHIND the brake disk, with a cover to keep most of the crap off the disk, not inline with the chain
I always wanted a ATK, but not that poofda 250...the 604 RULES, with White Power suspension (it really was called White Power for a while. The White bros are still around) with the great long shock on the left side.
Do you think that thing has ever been started? It is WAY too clean for a 33 year old dirt bike. Did you get the picture from BAT?
and in Mr. Leitner's design, the chain is BEHIND the brake disk, with a cover to keep most of the crap off the disk, not inline with the chain
I always wanted a ATK, but not that poofda 250...the 604 RULES, with White Power suspension (it really was called White Power for a while. The White bros are still around) with the great long shock on the left side.
Do you think that thing has ever been started? It is WAY too clean for a 33 year old dirt bike. Did you get the picture from BAT?
Relax
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Centrifugal force should make the chain lube flow away from the braking surface on that Yamaha. I've never had so much chain lube that it dripped off the chain onto the sprocket while sitting. On the ATK, seems like there's a small chance of getting fling-off on the back side of the disc and/or caliper.
Mad Mike
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Next time you're near a rear sprocket, run your finger across the surface.
In that design I would expect the caliper itself to get caked with lube.
No big deal for a show bike.
Were these offered in white?
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TK4
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Nice condition but so what - it's 20 years old ? It's worth maybe half that.Were these offered in white?
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I remember shopping for a used 03 in 2004 and going to see some mint ones with under 1000 kms in the $3000-$3500 range. They were the typical "too fast for me" sales.
I completely forgot the CBR600RR started out with conventional forks**. I was wondering for a half second if it was fake lol
**No, I am not saying all bikes need to have USD forks, calm down
**No, I am not saying all bikes need to have USD forks, calm down
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Why are you looking at bikes in oz?
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$14,000 AUSSIE dollery-doos!
Looks well built, but ugly.
I'd say that gets built to keep forever... owners flavor and taste.
Good luck to them. They'll need it.
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The complete absence of any air filtration will not work out well. No obvious battery. Kickstart? Did they run out of parts to graft together and abandoned the project before it was complete?
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