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Post by twoblackcats on Feb 27, 2011 22:16:16 GMT
This one belongs to my little lad. By the time he out grows it little sis should be about the right size, she's already sitting on the front of my TY round the trail park. Unsure of the year of this one, not needed any parts as yet. Top end is a little rattly though maybe it was always like that. The QR shares it's motor with the good old Honda Melody moped, nice and reliable plus basic and easy to fix. It's got a limiter on the throttle which he is ready to have wound out a bit now as his throttle control is coming on a treat. These hold strong money to this day and are still regarded as one of the best starter bikes by many. Tearing up the farmers field Puddle was a bit deeper than expected, dam that low slung airbox Super cool, rocking the right number too
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Post by davytelford on Feb 27, 2011 22:40:41 GMT
now that brings back good memories for me i had one same colour but with a blue seat still have it tucked away somewhere mine rattled too
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Post by lewisweaver on Feb 28, 2011 17:59:25 GMT
Brings back memories for me too! I had a little red crosser when i was about 7. Think it was malaguti? or maybe a LEM. But anyways went out one day to a little kids "track/field day" tried swapping my bike for this kids kawasaki 60cc. He was up for it, but of course his dad wasnt!!
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Post by twoblackcats on Mar 13, 2011 19:48:44 GMT
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Post by davytelford on Mar 13, 2011 20:21:49 GMT
its good to see your son is loving his qr50 its one of those great memorys good to see a qr50 still being enjoyed
beats those Chinese shitty copies
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