Lighten Up Francis...just her opinion... :lol:
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Pretty sure site sponsors can plug anyone they want......... if you want Ohlins, Kevin at Lost Creek Cycles, is a Dealer 717-463-9173 ...Not saying I do, or don't reccomend them, but if you want them, he is a knowledgable feller :fro:
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They are not! my banshee rides on Ohlins! They are very nice shocksI wouldnt get Ohlins...biggest pile of junk ever lol
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Ohlins is definately new to the atv scene but they are quickly putting their stuff together. They have dumped lots and lots of cash into the R&D. After all they pretty much own the street bike scene, dirtbikes, and coilover street machines so just give them a little more time and their stuff will be great. Who cares that they are funky lookin :lol:
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Was that factory rider Dean Sundahl?Team Honda ATVs ran Ohlins shocks back in the middle '80s. One of the 250rs that I have is from one of the factory riders that finished 3rd overall in the Baja 1000 in like '85 or 86. Yes thats OVERALL beating all the trucks and buggies and all but 2 bikes that year... Ohlins junk??? haha someone got some bad valving
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Wow! J-arms. Thanks for the answer to my question and for the pic.No Dean Sundahl rode for Yamaha from '85 on. Maybe a small stint on kawasakis.
pic is the '86 Baja 1000 starting line - Yamaha Banshee debut w/ 2 entries Dean Sundahl on the left, Rod Fowler on the right
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Why does the guy with the 250 have a handicaped sticker on it?No Dean Sundahl rode for Yamaha from '85 on. Maybe a small stint on kawasakis.
pic is the '86 Baja 1000 starting line - Yamaha Banshee debut w/ 2 entries Dean Sundahl on the left, Rod Fowler on the right [/b]