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MZ power
Is there anyone out there with experience of an RTW on a 250 MZ. I mean the 2 stroke German item.
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I wouldn't recommend it unless you are a major fan of the bike and REALLY WANT to do it on one.
There's hundreds of better bikes for a rtw. ![]() ------------------ Grant Johnson Seek, and ye shall find. ------------------------ One world, Two wheels. www.HorizonsUnlimited.com
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hi,
I travelled from Holland to Burkina with a MZ 250 in our group. It performed very well. No serious problems. Only in deep sand it lacked power, but 3 teeth less on the front sprocket....and it got through :-) It even has some very nice features: its cheap (nice for a Carnet), the chain is completely covered, fuelconsumption is rather low and the tank big and most of all: the bike is very simple to work on. And all around the world you find mechanics who know two stroke engines... If you want to ride in a Paris-Dakar-like style you should definitly take another bike because is slow and the susupension not to good. But if your goal is to just get there and take it easy, i think is can be done with a MZ. But then, indeed it probably helps when you are a little MZ-mad to really enjoy it. Peter [This message has been edited by peterkik (edited 03 September 2002).] |
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