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Four Stroke Cz Trials Bike

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Four stroke Bultacos, Montesas and now this? A friend sent this along to get posted. He's in the process of getting the caption translated but if anyone can assist it would be appreciated. I don't know enough Czech to get drunk or laid... :thumbup:

1986_TL350_CZ.jpg

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If I were to take a guess I'd say it looks like a Sammy Miller Yamaha with CZ sticker on the engine. But I really don't know.

I agree with TooFastTim, it's definitely a CZ bottom end.

Sprockets on the right and concentric gear shift and kick start shafts.

I had a late '70's CZ 250 motocrosser and as far as I can remember, the

bottom end is exactly the same.

Tom

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Right, what do I know about CZs. I'm glad I can even spell CZ...

We have the translation of the caption now:

Trial special

Hi 4 stoke freeks..

This Cezeta 360 TL is made from:

The bottom is CZ motocross and the top is a little shorted Jawa speedway cylinder with 2 valves.

This is a home made trial bike anno 1986.

I do not know, if the lad still have it.

So probaly the best way to have lovely 4 stoke bike is Sherco 3,2 4T... Cabbe can ride it.

I tried model 2008, last week and it was nice.

This weekend is new World Round in Spain but without me....hihi

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