Outstanding!Not mine, but someone sent it to me today again, and it's worth posting.
Photographer is Eric Serediak, taken in Kelowna, BC 29-Nov-2020.
GREAT choice on rim/tires. That looks fantastic!I posted this also on the intro page...fresh from the shop!
(More pics coming)
Thanks! I wanted that old school look since most are running black wheels. It stands out for sure.
Me, in the mid 80's, summoning the spirit of David Hasselhoff with my mullet. I'm very much older now with much less hair and more beer gut but still young in spirit. The bike was an RZ350, the very last 2 stroke made for the street. Lightweight, liquid cooled and high power. Flexi-flyer chassis with a steering damper put on so it didn't throw me off! And this one was in a nice state of tune. I didn't have much tuning skills back then so I had others do the work, but I did have expansion chambers, flat slide smooth bore carbs, racing reeds and significant porting work. HP was wicked for a bike this small and light. These days, everyone gets their bike dyno tuned, but actual dyno work for bikes in the mid 80's was pretty rare.
This little 350 was fun. Sounded like a swarm of bees followed by a blue cloud, and it would hunt 600 Ninjas and Hurricanes of the time and eat them for lunch, leaving them behind in a cloud wondering what the hell that thing was.
Now the part where I cry. I sold it a few years later so I could buy one of those fancy new 486 computers.
Amazing!Not mine, but someone sent it to me today again, and it's worth posting.
Photographer is Eric Serediak, taken in Kelowna, BC 29-Nov-2020.
