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2004 Middleweight Standards
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06-20-2007, 09:23 AM
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There's a few errors in the specs on the last page. The Suzuki is listed twice, once with it's stats and once with the Triumph's stats and pic. Also, the Kawasaki has all of the stats from the Yamaha... A 500 with 90+ hp? Yikes!
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