Oh, so THAT'S where our current govt is getting all these new ideas.
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CSC Announces the RX-3 Cyclone - A 250cc Adventure Touring Bike for less than $3000
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Husqvarna
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What is the wideness of the six speed transmission? What is the bore and stroke? Stuff like that isn't in the specs linked in this thread. Probably has a tool kit in the weight.
I actually bought a new left over yamaha xt 250 lately. Just amazing how many things on it are marked made in Japan. It supposedly has a ceramic cylinder, the wideness ratio is about 3.5 kind of a big jump first to second. They do dress it up as an adventure bike for some place in the world. It has a lot of hard points that stuff could be bolted to. I started out on a BSA 250 not sure how that compares, chances are times are good.
Are the wheels strong enough? I don't keep track of the Chinese brands but my in person exposure has been to wheels that were not sufficiently robust.
It has been almost a year since post 1 here anyone bought one? Much activity about them over on advrider.com?
I actually bought a new left over yamaha xt 250 lately. Just amazing how many things on it are marked made in Japan. It supposedly has a ceramic cylinder, the wideness ratio is about 3.5 kind of a big jump first to second. They do dress it up as an adventure bike for some place in the world. It has a lot of hard points that stuff could be bolted to. I started out on a BSA 250 not sure how that compares, chances are times are good.
Are the wheels strong enough? I don't keep track of the Chinese brands but my in person exposure has been to wheels that were not sufficiently robust.
It has been almost a year since post 1 here anyone bought one? Much activity about them over on advrider.com?