1995 RMX 250R Re-Import
bike!
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Here is my latest fun machine

I have again got a Motard 2-smoke, and I just love it!
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I have had a few problems, the stock PJ semi-flatslide carb
really sucked, so I put a PWK 38 on it, much better. I had another PWK 38 carb
milled out to 39 mm and a divider plate installed by RB Design in the US, I have
yet to fit it as I'm waiting for the FMF pipe and the V-Force reeds to come for
the bike. I think it would be a waste of time to go through the carb tuning
twice.
I have a set of off-road wheels for this bike as well. The
front brake rotor on the RMX is an oversized EBC unit, and once I re-built the
brakes the bike stop on a dime, and gives ya nine cents change!
It just ROCKS!
Here are some pics of a ride we did to Yamanashi Sportsland, a
track kind of close by.

Johnny "Jav" Gavin on his RMX, stock wheels and dual purpose
tires (D604's), look at him fly! |

Foot out, go Johnny GO! |

Same corner different lap, different bike, that is my RMX with the
17" wheels |
Here Jav is on my RMX again |

Closer look at my RMX with Jav at the controls |

Here is a pic of me on my RMX. |

Me at the hairpin, I could not decide foot out on knee down... |

Me setting up for another corner |

Got to love them GPR 70 tires |

the rear tire of Neil's SV 400, that was a sport touring tire |

Neil kept knocking things off the bike, here his shift lever is gone! |

Scuffed can, footpeg feeler gone and so is the rear break lever |

On the way home my chain decided to part company with my bike |

Yamanashi track, only 1.3 Km, but so much fun! |

Jim (special forces dude with less guns) and Neil in the
"stitch" check out the damage. In the background you can see the tunnel
where I lost the chain. Here we are about to get ready to tow the bike, what fun! |
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More Pics!

A bit tarted up |

Right side view |
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