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Last Login: 3/5/2007 10:44:31 AM
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| mine goes almost 75
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| Just buought mine used a couple of months ago. Had my wife ride beside me on a paved road in her BMW 323. She registered 55 mph, and I might could have got another mile or so out of it.
Jeff |
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| I have had mine over 40mph, probably 43 or 45. Havn't given it any more throttle than that. Just bought it. I do like it though. Had fun this weekend at Land Between the Lakes in Kentucky. Learned a lot about riding.
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| | My husband and I were at Pismo, he on his Prairie 700 and I was on the Lakota...and we were doing 55 and I expect I could have hit 60 easy. |
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| I have a 98 Kawasaki Lakota 300 and the top end speed would be about 55-60 mph.
Donovan Stoner |
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