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It goes 55 mph or 89 kph with stock gearing.

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The last Speedway meeting held at Wembley Stadium was the FIM World Speedway final on 5 September 1981. It was won by the American Bruce Penhall.

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Start riding at a young age. Once you get good you can upgrade in dirtbike size. Once you are ready to get into racing you can start going to the track.(If you have one nearby.) I would recomend that once you get good you get a yz-450f. They have very good suspension which should make jumping very easy. But be careful! a yz-450F has a lot of power. If a yz- 125 seems to have too much power for you, you might want to get a 250 instead. If you continue to race at local tracks you are sure to be noticed. You will hopefully get sponsered and continue to get noticed. After you get 5 or 6 good sponsers you will be well on your way.

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In stock condition it will run about 40 miles per hour.

Different final drive gearing could be applied to raise this figure considerably.

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about 60mph

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Depends on the make, model and gearing but most 250's will run between 65-75 mph.

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Fit a sport exhaust or just cut it off (leave a simple pipe to direct the heat off your legs). If you cut it off it will be reeeeealy noisy though...

To ways. Get a speedohealer or shave a little of the speed sensor nut

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The 1937 World Speedway final at Wembley Stadium was won by the American Jack Milne. Fellow Americans Wilbur Lamoreaux (2nd) and Cordy Milne (3rd) joined him on the rostrum. This was the first time a country had provided all 3 riders on the rostrum, and the only time America completed a 1-2-3.

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Check the front fork bearing housing there should be an ID tag there, if not then somewhere on the permanent frame.

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1992

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It starts with 50cc and ends with 450cc.

The different sizes are 50cc, 65, 85, 125 250 and 450. There are 2 stroke and 4 stroke.

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well there are fault-block, folded, and dome mountains <(=-{)

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Motorcylce shops, pawn shops, out of the classifieds in the newspaper, and off of the internet.

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yes, dirt bikes are motorized

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this is a sport for all ages

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Johnnie Hoskins is thought to be the man who invented speedway, but if it cannot be established he invented it he played the biggest part in promoting it in the UK.

Got info from article on Johnnie Hoskins on wikipedia(:

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Britain's first Speedway meeting was held in Droylsden, Manchester on 25 June 1927.

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You can order lowering links through Dual Star website. http://www.dual-star.com/index2/Brand/Honda/XR_Lowering_Links.htm

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There is no CRF 125.

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There is Yamaha Honda ktm kawasaki suzuki gasgas and some others. those are real dirtbikes though, but some companys make little crappy electric ones too

There is Yamaha Honda ktm and kawasaki.

There are several types of DIRT BIKES (motorized). You have (trials, speedway, flattrack, motocross, enduros, hill-climbing) I might have missed 1 or 2, but, with-in each type of dirt bike category there are several models or brands. Please select the type of dirt bike with another question.

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Charlie Stapleton

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seat height is 39 inches of the ground

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Depends on where you ride and your definition of fast, 60 on asphalt is not that fast, however 60 on a jeep road in the woods is plenty fast.

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Speedway or dirt track racing as it was known as in the early years, appeared to have its first number of outings in Ireland during the years 1900 and 1902 whit the latter race taking part on an oval cinder track. the other tracks involved were of grass, Cement and gravel.

I have just publin a book on the subject which I entitled "Speedway History Revisited..The Early Years 1896-1928 and it is now available at the most reasonable price of €10 and the first hundred copies ordered will be sent free of p&p,

For further details plese see my website at <georgepkearns.com> and or contact me by email at georgemamie@eircom.net and oblige,

George P. Kearns

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The main FIM dirt bike race classes are the MX1 class, 450cc class where 450cc four strokes and 250cc two-strokes are eligible to race, the other main class is the MX2 250cc class where 250cc four strokes and 125cc(now up to 150cc) two strokes compete.

Less well known is the MX3 class where 650cc four strokes race with 500cc two strokes.

Most production dirtbikes fit into one of these classes, the exceptions being open class bikes like the BMW GS's and HP2's and KTM 990 Adventures and Super Enduros among other manufacturers big touring trailies, and various enduro, trail and fun bikes e.g. the KTM 300EXC, Honda CRF230F, etc.