Diff'rent Strokers

pain · Joined: 16 Nov 2010 Posts: 1

Ehm.. Hi!
i think i found this site with gooogle

sruss67

Got the link from kiwi bike from memory when searching MVX250 info.

trev45 · Joined: 18 Dec 2010 Posts: 47 Location: Sydney Australia

Yep me too the MVX250 web hunt, but I have heard from other people from time to time too as I fix allot of gearbox's for NS400 (undercut etc) and RG500 and RZV500's repairs

Trev

PS I do work on four strokes but don't tell anyone hahhahhahaa
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DSBBadmin · Site Admin Joined: 13 Nov 2006 Posts: 726

Lots of new members joining recently, 12 in the last week alone ! Very Happy

Welcome. If you haven't posted anything yet, just say hello here and tell us where you found us. Got a feeling the little plug in Practical Sportsbikes magazine has pointed a few this way. Cool

ml1275 · Joined: 07 Feb 2011 Posts: 22 Location: Norfolk on Sea

Hi all

Stumbled across the site whilst looking at some bike pics on google images. Some of you might recognise me from the TDR / Yam forum.

ML

mark7lang · Joined: 19 Feb 2011 Posts: 1 Location: Hereford

Saw the Strokers website in the Practical Sportskike (March 2011) with the RD 500 LC on front - I have recently purchased a great 500 LC and it has brought back a ton of memories! The smell especially! Now it is only a fair weather bike although I have an XL 700 Transalp for day to day stuff. Shame they don't make bikes like this anymore!
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ardee · Joined: 21 Feb 2011 Posts: 3 Location: NORWICH

Top-shaggy · Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 7:39 pm Post subject:

Hi got your details from a friend.
Got a number of bikes including CBR and Hayabusa but main interest for here is Kawasaki AR125 of which I have rebuilt and tuned quite a few. Will post some pictures sometime and may bring bikes to shows if enough interest. Thanks. Laughing

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cargo · Joined: 12 Mar 2011 Posts: 1

Hello peeps.
I found my way here after reading a post on zxrworld.

Not ridden a two stroke on the road since 1981 but I did race a 250 Honda in 2001 just for one race.................DNF broken gearbox

Anyway my interest here now is that I want to find a two stroke for this years Manx GP. I want to ride in the Post Classic race, now a TZ 250 or 350 is getting to be very costly and I'm a very poor road racer so what I'm looking for is a RGV 250 1991 model would be ideal but maybe 1992 would be OK

anyway I'll be watching on here to see what's for sale

Good to be here

leakylewis · Joined: 09 May 2011 Posts: 15

Hello there, Reverse Cylinder Jim put me your way as we are looking at doing a bike swap... Also saw your stand at one of the Stafford shows and was amazed at the variety of Strokers there was on display.
I have a few RG250s, LC's, a YPVS, RGV and a TZR. Don't get too excited 'though - most are basket cases or in cling wrap (powder coated frames)... Only one's legal and one on the stand Embarassed

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yanw · Joined: 25 Jun 2011 Posts: 176 Location: Gloucester

I found you via www.tzr250.com

I have a KMX200-A1 (goes classic in September) and will have a TZR250RS-3XV next weekend all being well.

Back in the day I had a MTX80, RG125 and a RD250LC. I had a GPZ600R for a bit but we didn't really gel Confused

Adiós amigos, and keep smoking...

t4vanman · Joined: 29 Nov 2011 Posts: 3 Location: Poole, Dorset

Hi everyone i'm new to this glorious site and cant wait to get the time and look around. Anyway i was told about this site from a very nice man with a beautiful rg250 ( red and grey) on display at the uttoxeter show last year. I'll let you all know what i have once i have washed them !!!

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Crank · Joined: 19 Feb 2012 Posts: 23 Location: South Africa

Hi, also acme across a link on tzr250.com.

Bought a 3xv 1 with the intention of restoring not realising they can be temperamental and expensive at the best of times (arlurt! read your thread with interest!)

Didnt help that I reversed over the bike with my 4x4 not long after the purchase (I know! people have been shot for less!!) so currently riding her naked.

Pretty sure the crank or mains are on their way (think it's arlurts thread made me a bit paranoid lol).

Enjoy buzzing the 600's in morning traffic!
Guaranteed at the next set of lights the guy will ask what bike it is, then shake his head when he realises a 250 stuck on his ass!

fletch · Joined: 21 Apr 2012 Posts: 288 Location: Essex

Hi everyone, found this site through the tzr site, have got a few strokers, not all of them are pretty Embarassed