The DFWM say anything thread

[Slag]

Funny you mention that. Catie may pick one up next week.

[bryant8]

Funny you mention that. Catie may pick one up next week.

Which dealer?  I'd like to get one for track duty next spring 

[Slag]

Eurosport has 3

[bryant8]

The track only RS125 is there?

Hrrmmm I may have to go west one evening and check it out...

[Slag]

Yep, they have them. The 2 stroke trackbike.

[pipeliner1978]

I think I found my track bike

http://www.roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=34689

I know someone thats getting one, maybe he'll post up

[andym]

The track only RS125 is there?

Are these track only?

Why are they not allowed on the road?

[Ronr]

That would be a freakin blast. Why does the picture of it have headlights and license plate bracket if it's only a racebike?

[Slag]

They are street legal in Europe and Australia 

[Ronr]

But it still has all that stuff when you buy it in the US? So you gotta convert it from a streetbike to race bike? That means new bodywork and paint, etc.

[Slag]

Sure does. I am going to try and get hers tagged. It is easy with a dirt bike, so I think I can pull it off with this. No guarantees though.

[Duc L'Smart]

Aren't they 2 stroke? I don't think it really passes emissions testing.

[Slag]

Aren't they 2 stroke? I don't think it really passes emissions testing.

It does not. Luckily jiffy lube can not test the emissions of a motorcycle. I know several people who have made 2 stroke Husaberg dirt bikes quasi street legal and gotten plates. And these were in the last 2 months.

[Slag]

Just got off the phone with Eurosport. OTD will be $6600. They still have 3 in stock, and they all have the Lorenzo paint scheme. They can also finance them.

[andym]

It does not. Luckily jiffy lube can not test the emissions of a motorcycle. I know several people who have made 2 stroke Husaberg dirt bikes quasi street legal and gotten plates. And these were in the last 2 months.

Why would they not pass the emissions test?  They are Euro 3 rated which if I understand correctly is about the same as what will be needed here in 2010.

We all learn to ride on 2-strokes in the UK and I would have thought regs there would be tougher than here.