Hello NSR World members.
I have recently acquired a 1990 MC21 to use in Motogymkhana (UK) in 2015.
It's a bit of a wreck and I would appreciate your help identifying missing parts, etc.
I think it's been standing for a very long time as the date stamp on the tyres is 1994.
Of course….it's seized solid but it did come with a spare engine.

I look forward to picking your brains ver soon!

IMG_4628 by Sly Fox 556, on Flickr


IMG_4707 by Sly Fox 556, on Flickr

welcome in mate
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Sly Fox wrote:Hello NSR World members.
I have recently acquired a 1990 MC21 to use in Motogymkhana (UK) in 2015.

Isn't that a sport where it's preferable to have loads of bottom end grunt and lots of steering lock?

You must like a challenge

Good luck with the resto, looks like a nice little bike.
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Motogymkhana on a NSR.....................WTF.................

I take it neither of you have seen the videos of NSRs doing gymkhana in Japan?

Given the bottom-end performance of the MC21, you could do an awful lot worse than an NSR when entering the 2-stroke class.
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Andy wrote:I take it neither of you have seen the videos of NSRs doing gymkhana in Japan?

Given the bottom-end performance of the MC21, you could do an awful lot worse than an NSR when entering the 2-stroke class.

That would be correct..., I haven't
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I had no idea ... I had to take a look for myself. Here is a video of an NSR brethren. I wonder how strong you'd have to be to do this on a cbx, Goldwing or Harley.

http://youtu.be/sULhdPMDJ4Q

i remember seeing some with japanese coppers throwing these bloody great cop bikes around like they were minimoto's
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I've been competing for two seasons on a mix of bikes, GSX400, Bandit 1200, Fazer 600 and a Wolf 250.
The Wolf is easily the most fun and is more my cup of tea than lardy four strokes.
The NSR is the number one choice of two stroke for Japanese riders and I'm going to find out why.
I should probably start a different thread for Motogymkhana.