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Yes the frames are exact and the 200/125 share the botom end/cases.

Ask someone at the reference desk of your local public library for the Occupational Outlook Handbook. It lists all kinds of information you would need to know,(including the salary) of just about any occupation you can think of.

BACK TO BASIS DOES IT TURN OVER IF SO CHECK FOR GAS /SPARK........EVEN CHECK THE EGNITION KEY CHIP.....STARTER NOT TURNING OVER FULLY.....

He has a High School Education.

Yes. Each state has established laws for SOL's. You can find out the SOL is for your state by doing a simple search.... "state name" statute of limitation on debt.

No. Alcohol consumption in the parking lot is illegal. AMC 7.16.010.010.

over 9,000 mph

Would need to know what year of the 70's you are referring to. In the 70's riders changed numbers each year dependent upon how they finished the preceding season.

You might be able to see or meet him at a Motocross track, but he keeps his phone and address private.

Never heard of anyone making their own, you just buy them at any motorcycle shop.

The vin should have 17 digits, this is either a partial vin number or a bike made before 1981 in which case we have no way of decoding. If it is a pre 81 bike, check with your local Suzuki shop. They should be able to help.

The length, and depending on horsepower, it could be larger for the higher horsepower bike.

All depends on the track. About 4 feet on average

Motocross was first known as a British off-road event called Scrambles, which were themselves an evolution of Trials events popular in northern Britain. The first known Scramble took place at Camberley, Surrey in 1924.

I could see the top 5 or 10 (excellent article on the 10 used bikes still capable of wining with in the Jan 09 Dirt Bike mag) but who cares about the top 100 bikes!

motocross is held at a number of national races or just races. There organised by national clubs or regional clubs you pay between £50 to £15 to race all day but if you want an example visit www.southwestmotocrossclub.com , www.orpa.co.UK or www.southsomersetmotocrossclub.com hope this helps!

Scramble has to do with the type of start for the race. All competitors are placed in a line even with each other and when the gate drops they all " scramble " for position as opposed to a timed start as in a ralley.

It is a 4 stroke.All large capacity motorbikes now are 4strokes.

322 feet 7 inches Jan 1 2008, Robbie Madison (a freestyle motocross rider from Kiama, Australia) set a world record by jumping and landing the longest motorcycle jump in history -- live with a distance of 322 feet 7 inches. "I am dedicating the night to Evel Knievel." Maddison declares. "I have always looked up to him, just like everybody else who rides motorcycles has. He was my inspiration."

On the right side of your cases (down around where the rear brake pedal is) there will be a window. Be sure to check it before you start your bike up, your oil level should be close to the center of that window when sitting level (not leaning on the kickstand).

very bad! change the oil

no.

The physical demands of a martial art are defendant upon the practitioner, not the specific style. A karate kata can be done slowly and quietly, or it can be done at a more rapid pace with tension and power. The effort put into the practice of any martial art will be well worth it.

Harder arts that are more suited for the young and strong would include Krav Magna, Mauy Thai, and Brazilian JuJitsu. But anyone with the motivation and desire can become quite proficient at them.

I am training muay thai and it is extremely hard work.... but as mentioned it depends on the trainer and also on you how much enthusiasm you put into the tranining.

Southern Praying Mantis style Kung Fu. You don't know the meaning of hard until you try this.

There are martial arts which demand nearly acrobatic skills, this is the case of Brazilian Capoeira. (Like Christie and Eddy from tekken!)

Tae Kwon Do is heavily dependent on kicking and leg work. As the legs use the largest muscle groups a Tae Kwon Do workout will always leave you sweating.

Sip Pal Gi, Korean Kung Fu, is a very physically challenging martial arts. Very low positions and 180 degree rising spins are part of the style.

That is kind of a tricky question. Dirt bikes encompass any bike that is ridden off road plus what are known as dual sport bikes. Most of the manufacturers categorize their dirt bikes as motocross or off road. Basically "dirt bikes" break down like this; 1) Motocross race bikes and woods race bikes. These are both liquid-cooled bikes with aluminum frames and racing suspension (compression and rebound settings, long travel, etc.), the woods race bikes just have some minor changes such as a wider gear ratio, a heavier fly wheel, bigger tank, lights, softer spring rate, etc. 2) Trail/play bikes. These bikes have air-cooled engines, steel frames and much less suspension than the race bikes. 3) Dual Sport bikes. This category is everything from Woods race bikes with a dual sport kit installed to make them street legal to production dual sport bikes such as the Honda XR650L and BMW 650GS.

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