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Posted: **09:06 am Mar 19 2007**

Does 89-94 kdx can be called VINTAGE bikes?

Posted: **09:15 am Mar 19 2007**

Yes... yes it can.

Posted: **10:08 am Mar 19 2007**

Phil now we can really rub salt in people wounds on the trail...not only did you get worked by a KDX...you got worked by a "vintage" KDX

Posted: **12:00 pm Mar 19 2007**

LOL maurie!

But my idea of a vintage is this...

2 rear shocks,air cooled,2 drum brakes.

no?

89-94 kdx are almost the same bike as a 2001...so can we say that 95-2006 kdx are vintages bike also?

Posted: **12:08 pm Mar 19 2007**

nope.... it's all in the year! 20 years is a classic 25 is antique.

Posted: **06:10 am Mar 20 2007**

I do not like the word ''vintage''

I prefer Old School

Posted: **07:03 am Mar 20 2007**

I have "vintage" and almost an "antique". The "vintage" is my GOOD bike.

Posted: **06:52 pm Mar 20 2007**

Considering i can still get afterparket performance parts for mine i dont consider my a vintage I agree with Phil, vintage bikes would have to be pre 89

Posted: **06:56 pm Mar 20 2007**

You can get aftermarket parts for a Model A.... what does that have to do with the price of tea in China?

Posted: **03:31 pm Mar 21 2007**

if 20 is a classic and 25 is antique what is my '72 yamaha 175?

Posted: **07:37 pm Mar 21 2007**

JUNK.

Posted: **07:55 pm Mar 21 2007**

Have math issues Ryan?

Actually I think those equations are for cars... bikes have a much more aggressive timeline like 15 and 20 years.

Posted: **08:47 pm Mar 21 2007**

1974 and earlier is considered Vintage in the classic MX and off-road community. 1975 up to the end of drum brakes (1983ish) is considered Post-vintage. Any off-road bike with disk brakes is considered modern.

Posted: **11:43 pm Mar 21 2007**

U might consider mine vintage indawoods but I wouldnt trade it for anything else out there at this stage

Posted: **06:02 am Mar 22 2007**

Doesn't make a lick of difference to me! I like them all!

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