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he says that he bought the entire bike used without a motor. and that he used brackets onto the original motor mounts so that when he finally HAS a sportster motor, it will bolt in, the frame or mounts were not damaged in the addition of this engine.
i would say that is a very good way to ride a rolling frame
I love the smell of a two stroke but what the hell. I highly doubt that thing would be any fun, 500's are dog's for sleds. It definitely is different.
now that i do not agree with at all! all my old 500's 2 yamaha SR-V and one Artic cat ZL (was a 570)
these where BLISTERING FAST, only mods i did was tuned exchange chambers, and ripsaw tracks (on the first SRV i studded it) STUPID FAST, and light as hell!
granted now i ride a APEX, so everything out there is slow!
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