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This might be comparing apples and oranges, but when able to afford one, what advantages would you say are over a high end E bike? An ebike would be quiet and less odor getting to a hunting blind. Other than that I can't think of any advantages an E mt bike has.
There about as old school and DIY as you can get. I adjusted the valves myself, and I have never adjusted valves on anything. It got a little hot on me today which it does sometimes in July heat. If it gets too hot I just turn it off and let it cool but you can buy an oil cooler for it.
Now comes the Quad Q.
4 Wheels vs 2.
When I was a teenager, I basically lost my face for a time until it healed, not like that grizzly bear attack I posted in the testimony section. This was a low speed face plant on rock/ coal covered concrete without a helmet while riding my little Yamaha.
I haven't had a motor bike since. A quad costs a lot more, but has more cargo space. However, I can see how a good backpack or saddlebags / paniers would haul a decent load on one of these Yamahas. Maybe good for pulling a garden wagon full of firewood. What do you think about that possibility?
I've seen 3 wheelers. Those had a reputation of the front wheel popping up and losing steering. Otherwise good bikes.
I didn't know thatabout Honda.
They've always been known to be top of the line. What a shame.
I will need a tractor or something else to haul firewood a quarter mile. The thought occured that a bike like this or quad might handle that in 1st. I don't need to drag logs, just fill a large garden cart or wagon after chunking with the chainsaw.