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Damn you're good...
Would have gone X - R myself...
he said YZ........... I was a Maico kid myself
YYZ, right near me.
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I still have my YZ 250 that I got when I was in high school. It's a '82, the first year that they were water cooled.
Anyone remember the Rickman? I had a 125 as a kid.
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heard of them, never seen one....... what year is that? looks early 70s........ is that an American bike?
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Oh maaco. That explains the body guy.
I'm a doctor, dammit!
It was a British bike. Two-stroke. It's at the bottom of the Genesee River last I knew(story for another time). Mine I believe was a 1973 very similar to the pic, same color and all. Dad bought it for me on the side of the road for $100 or so back around 1985. Yamaha made the engines in them from what I was told.
Dad was big on British bikes back in the 70's and 80's. He had (2) Nortons (850 & 750 Commando), a Triumph 750 Bonneville and a BSA Rocket 3.
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