Anyone interested in 2 stroke hybrids?

I love a bit of 2 stroke  every rides an adventure cos your basically riding a hand grenade, here's the one I ride now along with the ape. It started as a collection of bits & took 2 years to build. Been dyno'd at 64BHP at the back wheel which aint bad for a 350

 

I'm now in the process of building a Kawasaki KH350 hybrid with KR1s running gear.

love it!  but where are the photos of current project???!!! ;)

Rolling chassis finished.

Bodywork still needs paint, new wiring loom built, just needs the engine.

Lumps back from vapour blasting.

Engine going back together.

And one for nickyboy, handmade stainless expansions

Very nice love to do something like that BUT time always the problem, hard enough to find time to ride the mille

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Made me look twice! Couldn't work out where it came from!!

Awesome!  I'm sad to say I've never ridden a two stroke 

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first time I did I did the rev before changing down thing and it took off again ..scared the crap out of me..ha ha old air cooled rd200 with all speed expansions ,ring ting ting ting

redratbike wrote: first time I did I did the rev before changing down thing and it took off again ..scared the crap out of me..ha ha old air cooled rd200 with all speed expansions ,ring ting ting ting

Fantastic mate ! Still a stroker fan but not ridden one for years. Fond memory's of my Kettle and H2 back in the day. I did the festival of 1000 bikes last year on the rsv, in my last session of the day there where 15/20 RG500's (road and race bikes) on track... It was as close as I'll ever get to being on track with Bazza and Co.

Sweet ride ...looking good

That is absolutely lush & very cleverly done. Could be just a clean resto but the more you look the more you see.

Superb job!

What fantastic looking bikes. The first bike i ever saw do a wheelie. I never looked at a british bike again.

Two awesome bikes there mate. Still rue the day I swapped my TDR250 for an old slabbie. That bike was a bunch of fun. Alas, I never really trusted it not to blow up - comes from spending every weekend rebuilding numerous aircooled RD250/350s with popped pistons when I were a nipper.
Would love one now.

what a fantastic looking bike Mr Fubar. I realy like it top job .