Ptkatoomer

Found this cleaning out the garage.This is an earlier version. Gosh, this must have been sitting in there for 8+ years. It didn't see a lot of use. I don't have any of the mounting stuff. $80.00 Pick up in Ramona

* SOLD *

These ARE dot!

Shoot, I'm not sure but I don't believe so. I'll check when I get back to the Ramona house on Friday.

These are brand new takeoffs from my Beta 300. Rear is a 140/80-18 and front is a 90/90-21. $60 for the pair. Only selling as a set. They can be picked up in Ramona.

OK, so your son definitely has the skills (shoot, I'm trying to learn how to do it on my 350!) But, what about you...... . No vid, no proof, didn't happen.

Talking about the apparent stiffness, didn't they address that in'25? I know they did several things but maybe the newer engine mounts would work on the earlier models to help with that?

When I think about how much time and thinking has to go into staging a lot of those shots....my hats off to them. Geesh, I wouldn't have the patience - I just want to ride!

I might be able to make this.

Amazing what these things can do.....

If the required speeds stay below 30mph I don't think you'll notice but you'll for sure notice the additional traction. I've run the plushie with an IRC VE33S Gekotta(semi gummy) for the Tecate enduro andthought it worked great.

Must be a crowd-drawing thing? I mean, it is called FLAT track.

I'd like to know how they got that one bike out of the tree down the side of that hill!

All I know is that when I take my yearly trip to Colorado to see the kids and I only have one day to ride, it's been great since I got my KTM 300 tpi. Now I don't have to try properly jetting the carb: even using a JD Jetting kit my bike wouldn't run right and I didn't have the time to try and figure it out. With the tpi bike you just GO. And I've been carrying a Micro-start jump starter in my backpack though I haven't had to use it yet in 3 years. I did jump-start a guys car at the campground once with it though.