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Spyder origins?? Or The Ultimate?? Just Go For It!

2dogs said:
I rode with those guys too. The secret to keeping up or leading was huge cc's and knowing how to use them. My last and best ride was a 400 Yamerhammer mono shocker. Massive low end grunt and topend power with no end to it. It could really hurt you if and when you let it get out of control. Hospital trips were expensive. Getting your buddy's bike back to his garage and his wife to the hospital to be with him was not an uncommon chore. Now it's a Spyder for the pavement and Polaris for the dirt until the 250cc wheelchair arrives. LOL
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That Yamaha was a scary beast. The Maico was like riding with an on off switch.
 
pegasus1300 said:
Yes I had a Maico. Sold it to someone who wanted it more than me. All I have now is a 175 Montesa Texas Scrambler and a Can Am SxS Commander X. You still have a Can Am MX, I am impressed.
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No, the 250 MX is long gone. So is the BSA and every other bike I ever owned. I've just got the EX 300 KTM, my M109R, a 2015 F3-S, a 2019 Ryker Rally, and my original 2008 GS. I'd say that's more than enough.
 
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