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I have just received inside information that along with Yamaha and Honda, Kawasaki too will be entering this diesel revolution through Pro Circuit in the lites class. Reports are Kawasaki is testing a 650cc diesel to compete in the 250cc, class. Rumor has it that these bikes are being tested at a super secret test track in Victorville California by navy seals. The bikes are currently under a stringent test regiment that is being pushed along at a very accelerated rate by some guy that runs around kicking the dirt, yelling and screaming at the navy seal test riders... Spy photo's to follow soon...
Did I get that right Kinetic?!
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Here is the bike standard form fresh from conversion. This is the Marine version (Jeff's). From what we understand the unknown guy running around kicking the dirt is forcing the marine to run mirrors. Word on the street is he was so pissed at the navy seal guy for constantly looking back, he put mirrors on his bike so he would stop. He doesn't want the marine to get in the habit.
Here in an apparent attempt to hide their new machine from our spy cameras. See if you can spot it as they have camoed it up a little more!
On a side note, while the spy cameras were clicking away, they caught a glimpse of Vilipoto's 2011 smoker. We overheard some comment that Poto had found the test facility for the 650's and the navy seal might not make it to A1. This should get interesting.
Get the tin foil hats out boys !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very creative. Awesome post!
Sh1ts pretty deep on this thread huh!
They are going to enter Ronnie for A1 under the name of a bloke he shared a cell with, someone called J-Law.
Interesting...
I'd also love to quote you, but why do you have such huge fucking gaps between your paragraphs?
Fix it.
Pit Row
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