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Comment by jack thompson on November 6, 2009 at 8:45am - Very Cool, if joiner rides it i ride it. Except for im not riding a 400 cz with a internal rotor plat and no flywheel , for those who havent noticed joe posted a pic of him almost holeshotting the first tvrc race, notice how that cz lights up in the middle of a turn. He was 150 soaking wet with a 400 cz and a tm400 powerband. joe is nutts.
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Comment by Joe Joiner on November 6, 2009 at 2:19am - OK Jack, I posted this one for you so you wouldn't think I was lyin bout likin the little Kwacker rotary turkeys.....ah...er...bikes. Can't remember if I used Konis or Girlings or stock shocks on the rear. In any event, the little bikes handled great, were fairly light, and the 6 speed gearbox was sweeeeet. I think I put a Bassani on this bike, but can't remember. Kinda looks like the stock pipe in the picture? The Preston Petty 'Mudder' fender on the front kinda looks goofy and too big. But what did I know or care about style back then ?
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Worse than a HODAKA ROAD TOAD< NO USEFUL PURPOSE OTHER THAN SETTING AROUND GOING RIVET RIVET RIVET
super trick
IT is called a Kramer Maico, little known
That's shocking!
look closely, it's a twin shocker.
Hodakas are just weird. this is no exception. notice the rear shocks, dead vertical, just like the "Stupor" Rat.
I SAW LARS WIN THE SUPPORT CLASS AT CONROE MX IN HOUSTON THE SUMMER OF '71 ON THAT BIKE(WE HAD NO IDEA HOW TRICK THAT BIKE WAS) PHIL SNIPES GOT SECOND THAT DAY, MARK MOORE ALSO PLACED IN THE TOP 10, THAT IS THE RACE I MEET DAVE BICKERS, WHAT A NICE…
A FRIEND OF MINE IN H.S. HIS DAD HAD ONE OF THESE THINGS, IT WAS COOL LOOKING BUT WAS REAL SLOW..... ITS A TRIALS BIKE. BUT THAT THING WOULD CLIMB A TREE. WE USED TO RIDE WITH HIM ON THE TRINITY RIVER TRAILS BEHIND BURTON HILL. WE DIDN'T EVEN KNOW W…
That's a neat artical about Phil and Lars!
It is a 76 - the 77s were blue
But they were very small to save weight.
1976 Model
http://www.vintagehusky.com/restorations.htm
Lars said his were made of steel, anyway.
This could be a '76, even a '77 model, I think.
Haslet Joe has a '77 on the stand right now, and it looks just like it. His has leading axle forks, but his manual says it came with straight legs.
New fenders installed by yours truly, and yes, they a…
It must be fast because the front motor mount was engineered for the extreme Greeves power. I believe MKA went to school was Charlie Greeves and will have something German to say on the subject. Martin "poking the bear" Brazil
anyone who ever went fast on a Greeves has my admiration!
1975 model?
Mark Pledger went plenty fast on one of these, for a while. David Greenhill also did his share of damage to Jap bikes riding a machine like this.
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