This is Barry W video sharing his Kawasaki KM100

[@Aquabob1]

That’s a beautiful bike…!! Great job…!

[@2strokeguru]

It sure is!

[@scottbrady419]

Congrats Barry! Kevin you are the best! You see...Barry went crackalackin and now Barry can just kick it!

[@2strokeguru]

Thank you Scott. just heads up your cups are all done and going out tomorrow thank you

[@oneeye7893]

Glad I found your channel!!.. learned alot already.. I recently got a 1977 Kawasaki Ke 250. Just wondering if you could recommend a place to start looking for front n rear sprockets?.. any newer bikes that would have same type..? 13t front 40t rear.. any help is greatly appreciated.

[@2strokeguru]

@oneeye7893 1st welcome to the channel. If you go to partzilla.com you can look up parts and parts diagram and they have many sprocket sets

[@cainbeeping8480]

Nice

[@2strokeguru]

Thanks

[@ac9928]

Hey Kevin! It's Alvin. You fixed my KE-125 it's running amazing. I love it. I did a 6v led conversion its so great for when i's night ridding in the boonies :) I have a question. In your experience can you run a +1 front sprocket without modification of the chain etc? Thanks man. Love to see you back!!!!

[@2strokeguru]

@ac9928 yes you can

[@2strokeguru]

@ac9928 that's awesome great bike was s pleasure working on it if you sell it please let me know

[@JasmineSinclair-i3n]

I'm looking for a two stroke or four stroke off road bike that is less than 125lbs that can carry a 5'9' 175lb guy comfortably up to 25mph, and enough power to take me up a 50% grade from a dead stop. Anyone got any ideas? I did the power riding when I was a teen. Even raced a little motocross. But I'm a senior citizen now, and I want a bike I can carry with my car. The max tongue weight is 150lbs. This has to include both the carrier attached to my rear bumper and the bike. Why bikes are so heavy now days is a mystery to me. My first full size bike was 100cc in the early 70s, and weighted about 100lbs. It waa a two stroke, and had no headlights, tail lights, etc, and I replaced the metal fenders with lighter plastic. Now days, if a bike is under 200lbs, it is considered light. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

[@2strokeguru]

Hello there are many bikes every ones riding style are different less than125lb and can pull 50% grade yz80 kx80 kx100 would be a staring point

[@JasmineSinclair-i3n]

@@2strokeguru That bike I had was a 1972 Hodaka. Bought it new for $400. I will start checking out your suggestions today. Thanks!

[@AndrewBergeron-ky7gi]

😅

[@AndrewBergeron-ky7gi]

Nice vid