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can't say it was ever that forgiving , only know it takes a lot longer to get up!!! and it is getting close to impossible to walk it off! but i hear ya Lem
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Nice thing about the old school thumpers is they are not as tall as the new bikes. A little lower center of gravity and Can get both feet down to the ground if needed. Could be dual sport, the have the speed, fuel mileage not so bad and a little larger fuel tank.
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yes very true, that ol beotch had some compression, there were more than a few who couldn't kick it over, one feller almost broke his leg!
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My first bike was a 1979 Can-Am 175 qualifier. Had that for about two years and then got a 1982 XR 500 had that bike for many years, still one of my favorites. And then I ended up selling that to my best friend so I can go get a brand new 1993 WR 250 and that was my last dirtbike, as I got into quads and sleds starting with a 1987 LT 250R
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can am bikes were quick, brother had one! lots of guys used to ride street trail bikes, not a good as motocross or street bikes, but they were a lot of fun and could do both. rode Kawasaki 2 smokin triple street bikes for 350,500,750. for close to 10 yrs. still have a hot rod rd400 yamaha, quit street bikes got the honda 500, rode the wheels of that. sleds quads SxS also. slowing down the last few years,
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not today! got some stuff to doo? maybe a drive by later. maybe drive by medler's he should have piles out front after the weekend extended drink fest he put on, which by the way, he didn't send invitations too?
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