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Thread: New Atv Engine Soon?......look

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    New Atv Engine Soon?......look

    Check this thing out...14,000 RPM's :shock:

    How long do you think it will take for it to reach ATV production? 5-10 years?

    http://www.motorcycledaily.com/16september03_aprilia_v2engine.htm
    [20:55] <waterpumper> putting a racing pipe on a Foreman is like putting a high dollar bikini on a 400 pound chick...just because it fits doesn't mean it looks cool

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    :shock: Imagine that in a 200x chassis Or a atc 70

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    You would die if it was in the 70, and only have severe injuries if it were in the X...
    [20:55] <waterpumper> putting a racing pipe on a Foreman is like putting a high dollar bikini on a 400 pound chick...just because it fits doesn't mean it looks cool

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    You would burn a hole in your crotch if it was in a atc 70. :shock: You would basically be sitting on the engine. Not my idea of fun.

    -Andrew
    1984 Yamaha YT 60 Tri Zinger(current project)
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    sweeeeeet!

    Everyone knew these were coming though.. with the downfall of 2 strokes, the 4 strokes had to be reinvented.

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    Man that thing is a thing of beauty - the only problem is that if its in line with the other Aprilla bikes - one with that in it would cost somewhere in the neighborhood of one to two million dollars. (ok, so I'm exaggerating - but they are pretty freaking pricey - more than a Dukey)
    J. Jonny D, --- Quad - Trike relations committee Chairman and all around swell guy.

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    That the new EPA compliant Banshee motor!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CHAINSAW
    sweeeeeet!

    Everyone knew these were coming though.. with the downfall of 2 strokes, the 4 strokes had to be reinvented.
    v-twin motors for off road have been around since the 80's. nothin new here.

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    Hasn't Kawasaki been using a v-twin for a while now in the prairie 650? which evolved into the 700 v-force twin?
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    YUP...and now Pooplaris has the inline twin in their 700 (and the 600 if I'm not mistaken)
    [20:55] <waterpumper> putting a racing pipe on a Foreman is like putting a high dollar bikini on a 400 pound chick...just because it fits doesn't mean it looks cool

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    v-twin motors for off road have been around since the 80's. nothin new here
    Im talking about the 14000 rpm, not a history lesson on V twins.

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