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Just the other day I read a "rumor" that Honda was loosing sales to the KTM 2-strokes and they were looking into making a new 85, 125 and 250 for 2015? Then today I heard someone at the track talking about pics in Dirt Rider of a direct-injection 2-stroke Honda. It would make sense with all of the 2012-13 CRF's sitting around Honda realizes they are loosing sales due to being absent from the 2-stroke market.
Don't know if any of this true but if it is sign me up for a new 2-stroke!
Don't know if any of this true but if it is sign me up for a new 2-stroke!
the dirt rider picture was either the photoshopped version 250 2 stroke in a modern 4t frame or the MPS version
i have the very magazine and all it is, is dirt rider saying that there is talk of the rise of 2 stroke sales within big companies other than ktm, now whether or not they act upon it is a whole other story
id' take the rumor's with a huge salt brick.
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Honda hates 2 strokes. They're done. Gone. Zip. Sianarra. (Sp). Zilch, nada, just 1 year shy of not getting charged as a sexual offender (but man she looked 18 Honda swore!)
Doesn't really matter anyways. Buy your favorite color, pick a sound, and ride the titties off of it.
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Funny how everyone touts KTMs unit sales as if that is what Honda wants.
They dont want unit sales. They want parts sales.
4 strokes are more expensive to maintain. Thus more profit. Duh.
Nice build Travis.....
Personally I would buy a Honda rather than anything else if they made some better than the YZ125. Until then I'm totally happy with KTM and Yamaha being the only players. Totally good enough. It's not that we ride so much, we are wearing out the market of smokers. I haven't been riding for weeks, my old yz125 is collecting dust as we speak, so why the hell should I crave for a better ride if I'm not using what I have...
Honda stopped making 2-stroke engines forever
For real though, that thing looks nice so far. When do you project you'll have it finished by?
Registered kart racers may now purchase a CR125 engine 'kit', containing all of the required parts to assemble a complete engine. The engine kit will include a six-speed transmission for the appropriate model, with 'top-end' parts available for 1999-2002 engines, the most popular for karting applications.
http://www.honda.com/newsandviews/article.aspx?id=5974-en
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