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i dunno wat to do 2nite...

its a nice nite, n i washed my car n its all nice n clean

and i dunno whether to drive 2nite orrr drink n leave car at home..

lol the tough decisions in my life...

lol vange. Drink n drive and have the best of both worlds. :D

As Sams says they can be drifted quite easy, dunno about KT100s tho Sam we run a 125MAX Rotax with the clutch, and at least when you have a off you can keep going! and with a power valve it makes the throttle alot more smoother instead of just flat out or nothing as with the KT's!

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