200cc Dirt Bikes

In 1966, Suzuki introduced the 250cc Super Six – a mechanical marvel, sporting a two-stroke twin-cylinder, alloy and construction and exquisite. Six gears a lubricant system that was a big step forward – two feeds before that, was based on oil is blended with gasoline, and this was done by the pilot, by pouring a quantity determined in oil in the gas tank, when filling; Suzuki finished with this and the installation of a pump on their machines, with oil injection the fuel from an oil tank dedicated, not plastic bottles more books manually oils to the mixture in the fuel pumps.

The Super Six was announced as a machine of 100 mph – an incredible demand for a 250cc machine, actually, 90 was hardly possible. However, the machine was a delight, with handling, excellent power and a lightweight all contributing to a motorcycle enjoyable fine.

Many machines funny followed, and was a time of excitement as engineering marvels appeared on the roads; 200cc two stroke twins, twins of 500cc, 750cc of water, even a stroker cooled. These machines have been adapted to road racing for several factories and gained considerable favor with riders. Two strokes ruled.

Those days have passed. The environment is fragile and limited government machinery to the extent that disappeared forever. Like everything else, common sense prevailed and progress was ended with the exciting

But the technology that went into these exciting machines, still survives: electronic ignition, brakes disk, solid wheels, tubeless tires – to name a few. The machines are dead, but the legacy lives on. The future is bright. The future are here.

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