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TZR250 engine Yamaha YZR replica is Awesome

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Yes,it really does look like the real thing, doesn't it...?  :-)
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Found this Yamaha YZR500 two-stroke GP replica on the NK Racing website and we think the bike is pretty neat. The aluminium twin-spar chassis is from a reverse-cylinder Yamaha TZR250, the engine is a heavily tuned Yamaha RD500 YPVS unit and the suspension is Ohlins – forks from an Aprilia RSV Mille R and rear shock from a Honda CBR600RR.

The YZR500 replica rolls on 17-inch Marchesini wheels, shod with Michelin Pilot Race rubber. Brakes are Brembo units – twin 320mm discs with Brembo 4-piston calipers at the front and single 210mm Nissin disc at the back, with a twin-piston Brembo monoblock caliper. The fairing is based on the 1994 Yamaha 0WF9 YZR500, which Luca Cadalora rode to a second place finish in the 500cc world championship that year. The exhaust system is custom-made and the instrument panel is a fully programmable LCD unit from Translogic.

We think this YZR500 replica is, quite simply, rocking!
Source: http://www.fasterandfaster.net/search/label/Two-stroke

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