Any of you Poggers have a 1972-1974 Penton CMF frame setup to accommodate a 1974-1977 CR 125 Elsinore motor? Trying to locate one for a friend.
Thanks
Marc
Marc, hi,
sorry, i don't have a Penda, just a Pentaha [8D]
(http://i567.photobucket.com/albums/ss114/checkcrew/71-73125Pentaha001.jpg)
(http://i567.photobucket.com/albums/ss114/checkcrew/71-73125Pentaha006.jpg)
regards,
Mike Gallagher, NJ.
[email protected]
Yes Mike that is sweet. Marc built that bike, as I'm sure you know!
Donny Smith
Paragould, AR
Donny,
i remember this bike from back in 2006 when Larry Perkins had it, he sold it before i could get my hands on it,
Larry had the bike with him at the 06 ISDTRR - Park Hills, Mo.
on Sat. after every one was done riding Larry started it and Uncle Ron Carbaugh rode it around the pits, what a Great sight !!!!
jump ahead 5 years and the bike surfaced, Larry got it back and i didn't hesitate to get it this time !!
Marc builds a great bike and i would love to get one of his Penda's as well !!
regards,
Quotequote:Originally posted by OUCWBOY
Yes Mike that is sweet. Marc built that bike, as I'm sure you know!
Donny Smith
Paragould, AR
Mike Gallagher, NJ.
[email protected]
Thanks for the nice remarks guys. Wish I would have kept the Pentaha and the Mettco replica I sold you Donny way back when. I have some new ideas for building a 4 stroke Penda.
Marc
Marc,
I too wish I would have kept that Mettco replica. It was the most perfect 125 Penton I have ever owned. It was clean, smooth and FAST. I'm not sure if I ever told you, but we ran a little drag race between it and my then NEW 2002 KTM SX 125 and guess which was faster over about an 1/8 of a mile. You got it, your red and white 125 Penton beat the KTM by about 6 bike lengths, both times. Once with me on the KTM and then with me on the Penton. AND, this is a very BIG AND..... it shifted perfect. Keep up the great work!
Donny Smith
Paragould, AR