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Quote from: YZ250H on March 23, 2010, 07:22:02 pmI probably should delete this tread before my Yamaha compatriots tar and feather me (or worse) No, we'll just make you suffer the indignity and the humiliation of thinking about owning a Honduh.(Says the may who owns... let me see... four of the bluddy things). Let's see what the Nancy Boys have to add to this:81 = 450 = pooh.82 = 480 = much better.83 = 480 = much refined (particularly suspension and 5-speed).84 = 500 = better again, still air-cooled.85, first of the water cooled. Bulk HP by most claims.86, I believe just an update of the 85, power spread widened.87, gets rear disc and (more importantly) cartridge forks.88, just refinements.89, crappy USD forks, and think the crappy delta-link rear end.
I probably should delete this tread before my Yamaha compatriots tar and feather me (or worse)
The only triple jumps he would have been doing are the hop, skip & jump.
I told you they'd be onto me Are you Honda blokes on something . That Yamaha bloke reckon the 84 is air cooled - is that right or not ?? Was it a transition year ?
Quote1984 CR500RE as its a pre85 bike with a front disc1985 CR500RF the one that's claimed to have the most horsepower, but a nice ride all the same. Agreed!
1984 CR500RE as its a pre85 bike with a front disc1985 CR500RF the one that's claimed to have the most horsepower, but a nice ride all the same.