Two Stroke Motocross
Two Stroke Motocross Forum => Photos & Videos => Topic started by: RM250 Evan on November 06, 2010, 12:26:34 AM
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(http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/qq159/volwrath25/2011RM250.jpg)
Bigger pic:
http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/qq159/volwrath25/2011RM250.jpg (http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/qq159/volwrath25/2011RM250.jpg)
Just made this in paint fast of what I think suzuki should make us ;)
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Suzuki still makes two strokes... They just are not distributed to the united states.
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Suzuki still makes two strokes... They just are not distributed to the united states.
Yep.
My local dealer has 3 250's & 3 125's in stock
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Time for a new grey market.
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lol
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Ran a search for new Suzuki RM250 and found this
http://www.dkoffroad.co.uk/?section=new_bikes&manufacturer=suzuki&bike=suzuki_rm250_xc_2010 (http://www.dkoffroad.co.uk/?section=new_bikes&manufacturer=suzuki&bike=suzuki_rm250_xc_2010)
Note the first sentence in the description.
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interesting. :o
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This is a 2 page add in the latest Dirt Rider Downunder.
(http://i864.photobucket.com/albums/ab207/tmkiwi/DCP_1792.jpg)
Seems like Suzuki are trying to push the smoker again.
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So you can get 2011 RM's in the U.K. and down under but not here... that's just wrong! >:(
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whats funny is that the the 2010 rm-z250 weighs 4kgs lighter which is like 10lbs. :o
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I think that because Australia has pros using two strokes now, Suzuki was smart enough to bring their two stroke back to life, while Honda's four strokes are left going unsold.
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And also at an amateur level for next year, you will be able to race the 250 two strokes in the lites class in Australia. Also, the Suzuki execs in Australia are thankfully smart enough to realise demand, and contine to sell a bike that people want to buy !!
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Win!
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today i found an website that sell kx250 2011 for 6000 euros
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Went into Brisbane motocycles (Australia) the other day and they had a 125 and 250 2T on the showroom floor and no RMZ's.......
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At the 2011 RM-Z launch day Suzuki had a RM 125 & 250 for the press to ride.
There is a 5 page spread in the latest DRD magazine.
It's a good write up. ;D
If i get some time i might try to type it out for you guy's.
Quote: Two-strokes are two-strokes, there is nothing quite like them.The high pitch song when shifting through the powerband,the lightening corner entry speed from the lack of engine braking and the weight that just isn't there throwing you around the track makes them so much fun. Once I jumped onto the RM250, I didn't want to get off it- and I basically didn't. Ed
Here are the lap times.
RM125 RM250 RM-Z250 RM-Z450
Karl 2:14.9 2:14.1 2:10.4 2:11.9
James 2:15.0 2:10.1 2:10.4 2:10.5
Chris 2:17.0 2:15.0 2:14.6 2:14.0
Interesting how different the times are.
Oh by the way.The "NEW" RM is 4 years old against the latest 4 strokes. :-[
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I'm curious how the prices of the various RMs compare downunder?
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i was considering buying a brand new RM before i got my bike, could have had it for $8000 or something like 11g for a ktm 250 two banger, honestly why would you pay that much more for a ktm???
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I'm curious how the prices of the various RMs compare downunder?
RM125 $9250
RM250 $10250
RMZ250 $11795
RMZ450 $12750
Suzuki's are the cheapest bikes on the market as well. Honda CRF's $14300 & $14800.