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Look for some pictures of Danny Chandler riding a Maico. He rode 1979 Maicos.
http://www.dannymagoo.com/pictures/pages/14_jpg.htm
I think yours is an MII.
Here's a dandy chart from SH:
Maico Models
The Shop
Here's a link to the motherload of old Maico photo's, history, old articles etc. etc... Guaranty you will love everthing in this site! Also has some Suzuki, TM, and some miscellaneous photo's and tests.
http://rageracing.com/Pics/BROCHURES%20&%20ARTICLES/BROCHURES%20&%20ART…
I like the little Maicos, maybe because they were so rare.
That left sidecase is different from other Mags..I had a '79 250 Mag II and it's different.
Not that it matters. Cool stuff.
No Maico expert here though.
REMEMBER RIGHT.
AND FTE IS RIGHT...AGAIN
Actually worked good. Least mine did....
Pit Row
http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/MAICOMOTORCYCLES/
Also these other sites.
http://www.maicoland.com/
http://www.maicoonly.com/
I happen to have a spare set of front forks for a 80' Maico, which is what you have.
I also have some spare transmission parts too!
Let me know what you need & I can find it for you!
They were all really heavy too, because they just used the same frame, suspension and front wheels as the 250 & open bikes.
That maico 125 was a pretty bike . I always loved the red color and every thing looked like it was in the right place. Very good lines as the auto guys say.
In fact, I think I'll ride it at the AZ OT's International in a few weeks....
The power of the 81' Maico 490's can be adjusted to your liking very easily, just with the timing, pipe & a few other little tricks!
and this 76 250...
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