I used to have an MT50 (as seen in avatar) which is an older trial version of the MBX. I've seen a few MT's and MTX's on the road, though they were very rare to see. MBX125's will do about 85-90, Performance Bikes and look very like an AR/RD. Performance Bikes done a test and got the MBX to go 94 with a bit of tuning. What speed does the MBX50 do? My MT50 was a push for anything over 35.

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Sep 22, 2010 · Funny enough the blocks are usually easier to come by than the bottom ends. But then you get into the realms of paying for a rebore, a new oversize 200 piston, rings and gaskets - all which are pretty hard to come by now. I know that some people use Honda NSR wheels for a motard. But I'm guessing that for a start you would need a bike with disc brakes front and back and upside down forks on ...

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Hi, I have a 1988 honda mtx 125 and the piston and barrel are shot, does anyone know where I could get a big bore kit for it? Or does anyone know of the 200cc mtx drops straight on?

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Jul 15, 2007 · The Honda’s exhaust had more holes in it than your average Tetley teabag, and emitted a screaming wail that reflected the unrelenting abuse that was been dished out to the bike. 41mph was the highest speed ever claimed by one the lads before he had to go the almost completely ineffective brakes, and send the leading link front forks lurching ...