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|    Jim Wilkins to All    |
|    Re: 1991 ranger brake problem    |
|    13 Nov 24 10:13:47    |
      From: muratlanne@gmail.com              "Leon Fisk" wrote in message news:vh2abi$272qo$1@dont-email.me...              ...Liked the idea       of a Rokon two-wheel drive motorcycle but nearly had heart failure       when viewing the price. It's even doubled since I last looked😬 Still       think it would work great. Could have carried it on rear of the truck       using a hitch mount. Though can't fathom leaving it unattended anywhere       with that kinda price tag...              https://rokon.com/product/scout/       Leon Fisk       ----------------------------       Although Rokons are made nearby I've never seen one on the trails. My Suzuki       185 would go almost anywhere, rabbit path to Interstate, just not as fast as       others so on long club trail rides I tended to fall back with the wives. The       invisible slippery rocks in a river were a challenge but I made it across       without falling and up the bank. The most capable rider had a Bultaco 125CC       Pursang and the skill to make the most of it.              We practiced the stunts of Trials competitions such as full-lock turns       balanced by the throttle, and stopping with feet up. I got as far as       climbing over a tree stump.              If the mud was impossible a folding camp saw cut sticks to 'pave' a firmer       trail.              The Suzuki was well suited to conditions here, street-legal plus capable of       narrow twisting forest trails. It's previous owner had ridden it in       California Enduros but I don't think it was powerful enough to be       competitive and the trials universal tires limited its sand, mud and snow       traction. It was fine for exploring.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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