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Bighorn's older than both.
Wasn't the Avenger a 2 cylinder?
I had the unfortunate experience of owning and racing a brand new 1980 KX420. That thing vibrated so much that my hands would be numb for hours after a 40 minute moto. It damn near refused to turn and the brakes were horrible. I still can't believe that thing didn't kill me.
Given that there were much better open class bikes available that year, I would have been better off turning away from the sponsorship and buying my own bike! But, my dad thought that the deal we got overshadowed the bike and its bad manners. After all, I was still racing very much out of HIS wallet and it was the least I could do to support the effort!
Still won a lot of motos on that thing but it was the least "fun" bike that ever owned.
Here is picture of the bike on the three rail trailer (where it should have stayed!!!
1973 F12-M 450
1974 KX450
1975 KX400
1976 KX400
1977 no model that year
1978 only KX125 and KX250
1979 only KX125 and KX250
1980 KX420
1981 KX420
1982 only KX125 and KX250
1983 KX500
That 1980 bike looks so Goat Breker.
1971 : CZ
1972 : Kawasaki (Champion AMA 500cc)
1973 : Kawasaki
1974 : Husqvarna
1975 : Husqvarna
1976 : Husqvarna
1977 : Honda
1978 : Honda
1979 : Kawasaki
1980 : Kawasaki
1981 : Suzuki
1982 : Suzuki (World Champion 500cc)
Ohhh, about 1974/5? They WERE fast...
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The Bighorn was a 350, not really a big bore.
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