What is going to be your next bike?

[ceo012384]

I still recall even the track-only aprilias needing a decent amount of work, both engine and weightsavings, to be competitive with the hondas and yamis, no?

And trying to get that street version ape competitive, well, you can just forget about it.

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by My name is Ceo and a bunch of numbers, I am a douche. I am like that free piece of shrimp that you f

I still recall even the track-only aprilias needing a decent amount of work, both engine and weightsavings, to be competitive with the hondas and yamis, no?

And trying to get that street version ape competitive, well, you can just forget about it.

The Aprillias are more temperamental. At least they take a different sort of finagling than do the Yamis and Hondas. They also seem to have higher potential rewards, from what I've seen on the track. They all take someone who is willing to put in the work, on a daily basis.

What the hell. 2-strokes tuning is all black magic anyway.

[ceo012384]

Black magic... seriously...

it's like you need to pull the piston, it needs to be a medium mocha with a hint of caramel color, cloverleaf shaped burn marks, two shiny spots at 10 and 2, etc....

and what's funny is that what I just described is true

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by Ceo the Gay Knight who searches the country side for children to moleste and a bunch of numbers.

Black magic... seriously...

it's like you need to pull the piston, it needs to be a medium mocha with a hint of caramel color, cloverleaf shaped burn marks, two shiny spots at 10 and 2, etc....

and what's funny is that what I just described is true

Unless you're running decaff, and then reading the plugs/piston seems to be a whole different deal