Old PSAR thread - please see the new one
Dec 13, 2005 | 11:16 PM
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Originally posted by: 2mnyToyz
90cc was the displacement limit for two strokes. We didn't discuss limits on chassis size. Since the frame on the mini would have to be lengthend to put the seat far enough back and a swing arm lengthend so it's ridable, a swing-arm fabricated for an LT80, steering stem raised, a-arms widend and kart axle used. there isn't much left of the original bike. In fact it would be close to the dimensions of a blaster cut down in height by a few inches...
Diaper bikes are modified to fit an adult... they look like a yz80 with tiny tires.
Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
But a Blaster frame is not a "mini" I thought a 90 frame was the largest frame that was being allowed.
The guys that run the diaper bikes don't run with YZ80 frames.
But a Blaster frame is not a "mini" I thought a 90 frame was the largest frame that was being allowed.
The guys that run the diaper bikes don't run with YZ80 frames.
Diaper bikes are modified to fit an adult... they look like a yz80 with tiny tires.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
Dec 13, 2005 | 11:20 PM
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Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
But I say again, a Blaster IS NOT a mini! And diaper bikes are a lot smaller than a yz80. JMO but to see you guys racing Blaster frames wouldn't be as much fun as watching you on actual minis.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
Originally posted by: 2mnyToyz
90cc was the displacement limit for two strokes. We didn't discuss limits on chassis size. Since the frame on the mini would have to be lengthend to put the seat far enough back and a swing arm lengthend so it's ridable, a swing-arm fabricated for an LT80, steering stem raised, a-arms widend and kart axle used. there isn't much left of the original bike. In fact it would be close to the dimensions of a blaster cut down in height by a few inches...
Diaper bikes are modified to fit an adult... they look like a yz80 with tiny tires.
Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
But a Blaster frame is not a "mini" I thought a 90 frame was the largest frame that was being allowed.
The guys that run the diaper bikes don't run with YZ80 frames.
But a Blaster frame is not a "mini" I thought a 90 frame was the largest frame that was being allowed.
The guys that run the diaper bikes don't run with YZ80 frames.
Diaper bikes are modified to fit an adult... they look like a yz80 with tiny tires.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
Dec 13, 2005 | 11:22 PM
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Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
But I say again, a Blaster IS NOT a mini! And diaper bikes are a lot smaller than a yz80. JMO but to see you guys racing Blaster frames wouldn't be as much fun as watching you on actual minis.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
But I say again, a Blaster IS NOT a mini! And diaper bikes are a lot smaller than a yz80. JMO but to see you guys racing Blaster frames wouldn't be as much fun as watching you on actual minis.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
Dec 13, 2005 | 11:26 PM
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Originally posted by: TractorPacker
Yeah, Joel rode my Blaster last winter in the snow at Reiter!
Originally posted by: TractorPacker
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Thats 2 votes here, also. Anyone can ride a Blaster, put a phat guy on an 80, then you got sumffin.
Thats 2 votes here, also. Anyone can ride a Blaster, put a phat guy on an 80, then you got sumffin.
Dec 13, 2005 | 11:27 PM
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Originally posted by: 2mnyToyz
They don't look like clowns on a small bike.
Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
But I say again, a Blaster IS NOT a mini! And diaper bikes are a lot smaller than a yz80. JMO but to see you guys racing Blaster frames wouldn't be as much fun as watching you on actual minis.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
But I say again, a Blaster IS NOT a mini! And diaper bikes are a lot smaller than a yz80. JMO but to see you guys racing Blaster frames wouldn't be as much fun as watching you on actual minis.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
Dec 13, 2005 | 11:47 PM
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Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
But I say again, a Blaster IS NOT a mini! And diaper bikes are a lot smaller than a yz80. JMO but to see you guys racing Blaster frames wouldn't be as much fun as watching you on actual minis.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
Originally posted by: 2mnyToyz
90cc was the displacement limit for two strokes. We didn't discuss limits on chassis size. Since the frame on the mini would have to be lengthend to put the seat far enough back and a swing arm lengthend so it's ridable, a swing-arm fabricated for an LT80, steering stem raised, a-arms widend and kart axle used. there isn't much left of the original bike. In fact it would be close to the dimensions of a blaster cut down in height by a few inches...
Diaper bikes are modified to fit an adult... they look like a yz80 with tiny tires.
Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
But a Blaster frame is not a "mini" I thought a 90 frame was the largest frame that was being allowed.
The guys that run the diaper bikes don't run with YZ80 frames.
But a Blaster frame is not a "mini" I thought a 90 frame was the largest frame that was being allowed.
The guys that run the diaper bikes don't run with YZ80 frames.
Diaper bikes are modified to fit an adult... they look like a yz80 with tiny tires.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
Dec 14, 2005 | 12:11 AM
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Originally posted by: Dirtmomma
I also like the idea of an actual MINI quad, it would be funner even though a little more cramped for SOME of you [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
But I say again, a Blaster IS NOT a mini! And diaper bikes are a lot smaller than a yz80. JMO but to see you guys racing Blaster frames wouldn't be as much fun as watching you on actual minis.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
Originally posted by: 2mnyToyz
90cc was the displacement limit for two strokes. We didn't discuss limits on chassis size. Since the frame on the mini would have to be lengthend to put the seat far enough back and a swing arm lengthend so it's ridable, a swing-arm fabricated for an LT80, steering stem raised, a-arms widend and kart axle used. there isn't much left of the original bike. In fact it would be close to the dimensions of a blaster cut down in height by a few inches...
Diaper bikes are modified to fit an adult... they look like a yz80 with tiny tires.
Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
But a Blaster frame is not a "mini" I thought a 90 frame was the largest frame that was being allowed.
The guys that run the diaper bikes don't run with YZ80 frames.
But a Blaster frame is not a "mini" I thought a 90 frame was the largest frame that was being allowed.
The guys that run the diaper bikes don't run with YZ80 frames.
Diaper bikes are modified to fit an adult... they look like a yz80 with tiny tires.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
Dec 14, 2005 | 12:31 AM
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Originally posted by: TractorPacker
Thats 2 votes here, also. Anyone can ride a Blaster, put a phat guy on an 80, then you got sumffin.
Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
But I say again, a Blaster IS NOT a mini! And diaper bikes are a lot smaller than a yz80. JMO but to see you guys racing Blaster frames wouldn't be as much fun as watching you on actual minis.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
Originally posted by: 2mnyToyz
90cc was the displacement limit for two strokes. We didn't discuss limits on chassis size. Since the frame on the mini would have to be lengthend to put the seat far enough back and a swing arm lengthend so it's ridable, a swing-arm fabricated for an LT80, steering stem raised, a-arms widend and kart axle used. there isn't much left of the original bike. In fact it would be close to the dimensions of a blaster cut down in height by a few inches...
Diaper bikes are modified to fit an adult... they look like a yz80 with tiny tires.
Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
But a Blaster frame is not a "mini" I thought a 90 frame was the largest frame that was being allowed.
The guys that run the diaper bikes don't run with YZ80 frames.
But a Blaster frame is not a "mini" I thought a 90 frame was the largest frame that was being allowed.
The guys that run the diaper bikes don't run with YZ80 frames.
Diaper bikes are modified to fit an adult... they look like a yz80 with tiny tires.
I think the whole point of racing in minis is the absurdity of it all.!
Dec 14, 2005 | 12:33 AM
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GOOD NIGHT PSAR [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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