LT 500 worth it
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HEY SENECA PA, If you don't buy it I will and you are pretty close to me. Just make sure it is in good shape and doesn't need 300 bucks worth of bearings and seals. The factory suspension is some of the best ever put out. Lt500 has it true there your buddies will hate you for passing them with it.
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Don't believe the myth about that one head stud, yes another head stud helped, but I have owned an 87 since 87 and currently have 2 and have never had a single blown head gasket. I do however check the torque on the head studs after every couple of rides. I also had the oversized studs installed the last time I rebuilt it just to be safe but they do this on the 88-90 models too. Like I said I have owned three of these 87's and not one ever blew a head gasket, but you got to check all the motor bolts from time to time. Chances are if you do blow alot of head gaskets then you have a warped head. I run very high compression and c-12 fuel on my woods bike and I use a copper head gasket which is blow proof and reusable, but you have to use 3bond 1104 sealant on it. the last time I redid it, I couldn't wait 12 hours for it to dry so I used a factory one and it has been fine for the last 6 months. Bottom line maintainance is the best policy, and it saves a pile of cash.
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Engine Type 499.5cc Liquid cooled two stroke Bore & Stroke 86mm x 86mm Carburetion TM38SS Mikuni Ignition Starter Kick Clutch Manual Transmission 5-Speed Driveline Chain Suspension Front 9.1" Suspension Rear Swingarm, 9.1" Length 75.6" Width 47.4" Ground Clearence 4.3" Dry Weight 392 lbs Fuel Capacity 3.4 gal ------Baddest bike that ever will grace this Earth.
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