Ultimate pit bike? Or momma wouldn't buy this for you when you were a kid....

newmann
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Edited Date/Time 1/27/2012 6:23am
Just buy my frame and you are well on your way to your mid life crisis project.


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12/1/2010 3:30pm
Pit bikes are gay. I use a 83 KX 60 to smoke pit bikes all day for basically no money.

If I was going to buy a pitbike, I'd just buy a new KX 65 or KTM 65 and call it good.
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Blake wrote:
Pit bikes are gay. I use a 83 KX 60 to smoke pit bikes all day for basically no money. If I was going to buy...
Pit bikes are gay. I use a 83 KX 60 to smoke pit bikes all day for basically no money.

If I was going to buy a pitbike, I'd just buy a new KX 65 or KTM 65 and call it good.
Nothing gay about a PK Racing Monoshock framed XR75. Little XR's dominated until equal displacement 2 strokes came along....Wink
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12/1/2010 5:16pm
Blake wrote:
Pit bikes are gay. I use a 83 KX 60 to smoke pit bikes all day for basically no money. If I was going to buy...
Pit bikes are gay. I use a 83 KX 60 to smoke pit bikes all day for basically no money.

If I was going to buy a pitbike, I'd just buy a new KX 65 or KTM 65 and call it good.
newmann wrote:
Nothing gay about a PK Racing Monoshock framed XR75. Little XR's dominated until equal displacement 2 strokes came along....Wink
What? You're saying that the 2 strokes came and knocked the dominating 4-strokes off the top? Why did the governing body allow this? Certainly they could have made the 2-strokes have to be 37.5cc to compete against the xr75s. Or would that just be silly?

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Blake
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12/1/2010 5:23pm
No they made 150 cc 15,000 dollar pit bikes that still cant hang with a good 65.
70sSuperstar
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12/1/2010 5:55pm
the craftsmanship looks great...wouldnt paint it, just clear coat it for a true trick look.
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12/1/2010 7:48pm
Is that the same PK that made the BMX frames years ago? If so , I use to have a PK ripper , with the 5 spoke tuffs! God damn.....I need to finish building my oversized 21.5" BMX !!
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12/1/2010 7:51pm
Blake wrote:
No they made 150 cc 15,000 dollar pit bikes that still cant hang with a good 65.
Keep smokin.
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Is that the same PK that made the BMX frames years ago? If so , I use to have a PK ripper , with the 5...
Is that the same PK that made the BMX frames years ago? If so , I use to have a PK ripper , with the 5 spoke tuffs! God damn.....I need to finish building my oversized 21.5" BMX !!
Nope, the PK Ripper(named for Perry Kramer) was built by SE Racing (Scot Breithaupt's company). Very cool bmx bike.
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12/1/2010 9:04pm
newmann wrote:
Just buy my frame and you are well on your way to your mid life crisis project.


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Billy Jack wrote:
Before my time, but doesn't that seem overpriced?
Sure it's expensive, but nowhere near overpriced. A bargain actually. Similar bare frame without swingarm(not mine) built in quantities of five in Ca. recently were to the tune of $2500.00 each. I had these built several years back in Australia when the US dollar was still worth a little more than theirs.

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