Dennis Mahan the R&D manager for K&N built this Viper framed Kawasaki KX250, which Wayne Rainey rode in 1979. Then still an outsider, he went on to win the AMA Superbike title for Kawasaki in 1983. BP
Compact and hot, like my on-off girlfriend
man that thing is delicate, I bet my BMX has thicker tubes...
Mmm green paint and blue smoke - sweet!
wot a gorgeous bike, truly kwacktastic!
Yup. Gorgeous. There are too few Kwak trackers. I'll add one to the ever growing list of bikes I want to build. /D
Thats a looker i've the time piece jacket that goes with it.
Stunning! What engine did it use? I wonder what a Mach IV engined one would be like...
i think the heaviest thing on the whole bike must be the rear disc!.looks like an early brembo ducati jobbie.
I bet GI could win the Thunderbike main with it!
Compact and hot, like my on-off girlfriend
ReplyDeleteman that thing is delicate, I bet my BMX has thicker tubes...
ReplyDeleteMmm green paint and blue smoke - sweet!
ReplyDeletewot a gorgeous bike, truly kwacktastic!
ReplyDeleteYup. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThere are too few Kwak trackers.
I'll add one to the ever growing list of bikes I want to build.
/D
Thats a looker i've the time piece jacket that goes with it.
ReplyDeleteStunning! What engine did it use? I wonder what a Mach IV engined one would be like...
ReplyDeletei think the heaviest thing on the whole bike must be the rear disc!.
ReplyDeletelooks like an early brembo ducati jobbie.
I bet GI could win the Thunderbike main with it!
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