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Be Carefull, Fuel=fire

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The leaky mikuni carb claims another victim.......

Anyone recognise what bike this is?

Doesn't look like a Beta.

Mikuni gets another bad rap i guess.

Ya!

I would say that it's a Gas Gas contact dating from around '96. The odd shape silencer was fitted to the 350 model.

I think it's earlier than that Scorpa3, looks very much like a 1993 250 Gas Gas with USD forks, we can rebuild it! The fire has charred the rims looking like a black anodized finish.

A friend was burned back in the UK when working on his Ossa, wasn't too bad though and he recovered well. It's the fumes that are highly volatile, still there aren't many smokers who ride trials these days, are there?

Another friend here in NZ had a garage full of bikes that mysteriously all went up in flames, there was little left of his PRO as he had oxy acetylene bottles in the place that went up too. There was only the frame left, forks and swinging arm melted, and most of the internals of motor where intact.

Bye, PeterB.

Internet forums are great, everyone blame the Mikuni carb, even on a bike fitted with a dellorto!

Id say that was a gas gas 320 or what ever they were , even thought it says *note in this wasnt another gas gas* hah.

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