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Bike made in Russia to - Volvi - 25-06-2014
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/pn_5dMHsCPE?autoplay=1&hd=1&rel=0&showinfo=0&start=14&end=178
RE: Bike made in Russia to - Corpsedealer - 25-06-2014
Only the Ruskies!
who else would come up with that!
RE: Bike made in Russia to - Axe - 25-06-2014
is it sad?
That I actually wouldn't mind a play on that?
Ash
RE: Bike made in Russia to - captainrob - 25-06-2014
I want one of them!
RE: Bike made in Russia to - Aussie Steve - 26-06-2014
American's had a two wheel drive bike very similar to that called the Rockon trail breaker.... the wheels were hollow allowing it to float and then could be filled with water to give it better traction...dont know how the front drive worked though
RE: Bike made in Russia to - Corpsedealer - 26-06-2014
Would be great for getting to those hard to reach Hunting/Fishing spots!
RE: Bike made in Russia to - Landmine - 26-06-2014
[Would like to play with it. Looks fun.
RE: Bike made in Russia to - Big_Dan_T - 27-06-2014
If i remember correctly Yamaha did a wr450 2 wheel drive for the Paris Dakar and it placed second in its class.
RE: Bike made in Russia to - storm - 05-07-2014
Yamaha's two wheel drive was great, David fretene raced it in a few dakars 450vs 690/950s and did a great job. When the rear started spinning a motor pumped oil driving the front translating the spinning energy to drive. Great simple tech
RE: Bike made in Russia to - simmo - 05-07-2014
Thats cool