[dart450r]

it's a 300ex... but not a normal 300.... it's a 406 ex that she takes real good care of....

 

[Lason]

PIMP. Yeah is it a stroked 300 or a 400?

 

[Fender]

thats a sweet bike. Ill have to get some pictures of mine on here soon.

 

[dart450r]

yep... it's a 300ex motor....powroll did the work when i was riding the bike... it'a 385 motor with a stoked 5 mm crankshaft.... i had to have that big of a motor to pull me around.... then i got a 89 250r and it is hers now... then i got the 450r ..... so now we are 4 wheeler broke....lol

 

[hondaracer305]

Originally posted by dart450r@Jul 17 2004, 10:42 PM
yep... it's a 300ex motor....powroll did the work when i was riding the bike... it'a 385 motor with a stoked 5 mm crankshaft.... i had to have that big of a motor to pull me around.... then i got a 89 250r and it is hers now... then i got the 450r ..... so now we are 4 wheeler broke....lol

That is insane man. I love it, how does it compare to 400ex, or have you been able to find out?

 

[dart450r]

you better have a good running 400ex to stay in frt of her....with a little bit more than stock done to it.......and a tall geared one also.... her bike is geared 15/33 so it has some topend to it....

 

[Rico450R]

dart450r, That's very cool. I did the samething to my 400ex! I turned it into a 465ex stroker and it was very fast and torky. Now I have a 450R and it's the bomb. Here's a picture of my old bike! gears 15/36, 4mm stroke

 

[trx450Rrider]

that is the nicest 400ex i have ever seen man. i love the black and red color scheme

 

[hondaracer305]

Originally posted by Rico'450R@Jul 20 2004, 05:58 PM
dart450r, That's very cool. I did the samething to my 400ex! I turned it into a 465ex stroker and it was very fast and torky. Now I have a 450R and it's the bomb. Here's a picture of my old bike! gears 15/36, 4mm stroke

Thats a nice one man

 

[Rico450R]

Thanks guys, I put my heart and soul into that bike. I said I wouldn't go so extreme on my 450R, but by my list that you see it didn't workout that way. Oh well, the 450R was worth every penny!