Hence the minimum weight rule. In the early 70's the Japanese manufactures had a lot of cash and spent it on ultralight bikes that the euros could not compete with. They also broke on occasion which is clearly dangerous to the riders. I think that the min weight is 220 pounds for the current big bikes. I believe that is a dry weight. The current crop of 450's are over that number I believe by a few pounds. Isn't KTM the only electric start one out there.
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Hence the minimum weight rule. In the early 70's the Japanese manufactures had a lot of cash and spent it on ultralight bikes that the euros could not compete with. They also broke on occasion which is clearly dangerous to the riders. I think that the min weight is 220 pounds for the current big bikes. I believe that is a dry weight. The current crop of 450's are over that number I believe by a few pounds. Isn't KTM the only electric start one out there.
Question about NUMBER GRAPHICS for a 2014 KTM 250xcw. My KTM has a headlight on the number plate, built in and just stock. If I were to order number graphics from say Attack Graphics, would it be able to fit the front plate with headlight, or would they send me a full graphic like on a 250sx?? I want to keep the headlight on my bike, just want a graphic that will fit with the light. when I go to "customize" the number graphics it asks what front plate Im running and I select the stock options. But it shows a full 250sx plate. Is this just a generic thing for the website?? has anyone ordered number graphics with headlights and had success?? Any answers would help greatly!!