1984 Kramer

[firko]

Here's a rare one I found on Mark Holloways Swapmeet site. I love that rear suspension
FOR SALE
Ad # 3132124 January 13, 2009
 
i have what i was told is a 1984 Kramer MC250 but i think it is a 82 Proto. This bike has never been rode and was in a basement for many years before i got it in 96. I did just recent started it just to see if it would as it never has had gas in tank. (i used different tank.) Bike has Rotax motor with WP Bermbuster rear shock,Piolia front forks(gold/Silver) Akront gold wheels,Kramer PDS suspension. This bike i was told was a Proto type as it has no frame #'s and a homemade rear swing arm pivots Fritz Kramer was designing. Bike is missing a couple pieces and has little items from sitting. I have many pics. Was told only one in US. Call me at 407-947-4553 Poss trade
     Mark Davis
osteen, FL
Phone: 407-947-4553 | Email
Registered Since 1/12/2009 | 2 Posts 

  





       
 

[maicoman]

I would have thought this bike would possibly be an 83/84 model seeing that the design of the suspension link is similar in theory to what yamaha had done with the 82YZ's and IT's. Both trying to acheive a rising rate suspension, however this bike doesn't have the complexity of the Yamaha system. Very nice rare bike.

[mx250]

I would have thought this bike would possibly be an 83/84 model seeing that the design of the suspension link is similar in theory to what yamaha had done with the 82YZ's and IT's. Both trying to acheive a rising rate suspension, however this bike doesn't have the complexity of the Yamaha system. Very nice rare bike.

I would suss that rear suspension, it looks like it would be very 'harsh' requiring considerable force to get it to move. It is referred to a PDS suspension and it is a prototype . An interesting bike .