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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by WIkid500 View Post
    Awesome interview man!


    This quote makes me all fuzzy and makes me wish I was around to catch some old Baja three wheeling. I'm a huge fan of the Baja, and races down in the desert.


    "..I remember a baja race. I ran out of gas, bummed some old gas and car motor oil of a local. I eye-balled the oil mixture, poured in my tank, shook the three wheeler a couple times and raced 40 more miles to the next pit, then another 100 miles to finish 1st in class 43 open. Later I was told by several mechanics that doing that was near impossible... "
    I hear ya! What I found so funny about that quote was he was talking about the Mugen 360 and how durable it is/was! Imagine 'these days' a Mugen owner doing that? Never!

    It boggles my mind how all the cool stuff that is so rare and sacred to us was so common and 'disposable' to those guys back then.

    Thanks for all the kind words guys. I have a feeling you'll really like some of the upcoming stuff we have for you all.

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    Great job ! Thanks to the both of you.
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    what do mugen kits cost today? i think in 83 they were 1,000.00.
    speed kills

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    While searching for a head fr my sons 360 mugen a member of this site from the Uk informed me that he knew a guy in France that had a new mugen kit for sale for $4500 US.
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    As a newcomer to the sport , alot of these names are also new . Nice to be able to see a bit of history . Thanks - great job

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daddio View Post
    While searching for a head fr my sons 360 mugen a member of this site from the Uk informed me that he knew a guy in France that had a new mugen kit for sale for $4500 US.
    Exactly - and unlike 83, even if you have 'the money' to afford one you can't just go out and buy one.

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    If anyone is interested - we just posted a new interview with former Mugen research and Testing rider 'Craig Corda' - peace guys!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saul View Post
    If anyone is interested - we just posted a new interview with former Mugen research and Testing rider 'Craig Corda' - peace guys!
    Heck yeah! I just spent the last hour and a half on your site, and you're not going to get any crap from this Tecate guy. I haven't ridden an air-cooled R(other than my CR480R a year ago) since my stepdad traded for a cherry '82 back in '85, but I believe I'll end up with a first or second Gen. R in addition to what I have.

    Great job on the site and the interviews
    '84 ATC70.....my 8-y.o. son's ride

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    Another great interview. Great history, I love it.
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