Dirty stuff

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Dirty stuff

Post by Ricky g »

Thought i would put up a couple trail/enduros i have
76 DT400b.jpg
unrestored TS250l.jpg
1980 PE175.jpg
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i can`t help but smile when i ride the TS and the DT the PE has now been sold lost to many fillings riding that one lol
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Very cool, ive always been a fan of the DT, loads of torque :up:
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Post by T350guy »

My buddy has a DT 400 which is still original except for the signals..still trying to get him to part with it...lol
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Post by titan performance »

The DT400 gets my vote.......but they all look good. Too nice to be turning upside down in the dirt though !
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T350guy wrote:My buddy has a DT 400 which is still original except for the signals..still trying to get him to part with it...lol
My buddy has a '75 DT 400 all original... still trying to get me to buy it...lol :roll: I got it back on the road for him a couple years ago but at just 5'-9" he has a hard time kicking the big 400cc single over. That thing kicks back like a mule too! Just about threw me over the handlebars once.
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