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pelobc
Dirty Is Great!
Anyone has a converted ktm 690 SMC here? Looking for some inspiration :-D
mwc
Sombiscuit
- Joined
- May 11, 2012
- Location
- Sonoma County
- Moto(s)
- Big and little, some smoky some not
- Name
- BobSwerski
Got my plated smoketard back together. Eric Gorr 265cc high compression/ported, CrankWorks balanced crank/rod/piston, Lectron carb, Boyesen RAD valve, full FMF/Pro Circuit exhaust, new crank and trans bearings, all the seals, powdercoated frame and case covers, RaceTech/Dave Moss suspension, Braking radial master. She's all freshened up.
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- Joined
- Nov 25, 2003
- Location
- West Sacramento, CA
- Moto(s)
- 2012 Street Triple r,
DRZ400SM, KTM 450SMR, YZ250F (still parting out),
- Name
- Steve
I like "smoketard". Enjoy the 2T goodness.
Adding those is like getting a new bike. My dizzer stands stock for now, and I could not believe the difference when I rode someones bike with those mods. Made me not even want to ride my bike for a while. Not sure I want to drop that kind of money on it though.
RV6John
New member
The mountains are not as impressive as in the last pic, but this pic is from western North Carolina last month. The good thing is there is a very tight, switch back road leading up to it and it's only about 10 miles from my house 
2005 SMR525, pretty stock with a power bomb header and yoshi slip on. It is absolutely a blast on back roads. In back is my friends WR450, also pretty stock besides the sumo conversion.
This is one of the turns on the same road about a week ago with another friend on his DRZ400sm.
2005 SMR525, pretty stock with a power bomb header and yoshi slip on. It is absolutely a blast on back roads. In back is my friends WR450, also pretty stock besides the sumo conversion.
This is one of the turns on the same road about a week ago with another friend on his DRZ400sm.
- Joined
- Nov 25, 2003
- Location
- West Sacramento, CA
- Moto(s)
- 2012 Street Triple r,
DRZ400SM, KTM 450SMR, YZ250F (still parting out),
- Name
- Steve
That 701 is teh secksy. Winter is such great supermoto weather. Dampr, dirty roads? All the better.
Frame Maker
New member
- Joined
- May 8, 2011
- Location
- Livermore
- Moto(s)
- sportbikes, dirtbikes, and some odd bikes that I've built myself.
- Name
- Julian
I just noticed this thread, so here's mine...
Bought the SXV550 from a fellow BARF'r about a year ago. It has some nice bits including an Akra pipe, VDB swingarm (not that I would notice the difference). It ran horrible when I got it, but I replaced the special slotted throttle linkage with a stock link followed by a trip to Amauri for a re-map, now runs like a dream.
The bike behind is a RXV450... because you gotta have one of each
[/url]20170304_095733 by andbike, on Flickr[/IMG]
Bought the SXV550 from a fellow BARF'r about a year ago. It has some nice bits including an Akra pipe, VDB swingarm (not that I would notice the difference). It ran horrible when I got it, but I replaced the special slotted throttle linkage with a stock link followed by a trip to Amauri for a re-map, now runs like a dream.
The bike behind is a RXV450... because you gotta have one of each
- Joined
- Nov 25, 2003
- Location
- West Sacramento, CA
- Moto(s)
- 2012 Street Triple r,
DRZ400SM, KTM 450SMR, YZ250F (still parting out),
- Name
- Steve
I just noticed this thread, so here's mine...
Bought the SXV550 from a fellow BARF'r about a year ago. It has some nice bits including an Akra pipe, VDB swingarm (not that I would notice the difference). It ran horrible when I got it, but I replaced the special slotted throttle linkage with a stock link followed by a trip to Amauri for a re-map, now runs like a dream.
The bike behind is a RXV450... because you gotta have one of each
[/url]20170304_095733 by andbike, on Flickr[/IMG]
Wow. Double the Ape goodness. Is the VDB swingarm shorter than stock?
- Joined
- Nov 25, 2003
- Location
- West Sacramento, CA
- Moto(s)
- 2012 Street Triple r,
DRZ400SM, KTM 450SMR, YZ250F (still parting out),
- Name
- Steve
What did you think of Stockton?
Decent, although much more laid back than Sonoma - in some ways good, in others not so good. The bus stop on the straight wasn't coned either way at first, so it wasn't clear what they wanted us doing.
No power for warmers either, which is one thing I really like about the Sears Point kart track.
I need to get my YZ back together and try Dixon too.
No power for warmers either, which is one thing I really like about the Sears Point kart track.
I need to get my YZ back together and try Dixon too.
Frame Maker
New member
- Joined
- May 8, 2011
- Location
- Livermore
- Moto(s)
- sportbikes, dirtbikes, and some odd bikes that I've built myself.
- Name
- Julian
Before buying either bike, I read a magazine review that praised the RXV450 for dirt use and the SXV550 for street use... so that became the goal.
Yep, VDB swingarm is roughly an inch shorter. I guess Thierry didn't think the race bikes wheelied easily enough with the stock length
arty
- Joined
- Nov 25, 2003
- Location
- West Sacramento, CA
- Moto(s)
- 2012 Street Triple r,
DRZ400SM, KTM 450SMR, YZ250F (still parting out),
- Name
- Steve
