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17 Nov 2006
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MZ Baghira
Hi there,
as I was registrating myself I couldn't find my bycicle. Does anyone of you know  this kind of bike? It is called MZ Baghira from http://www.muz.de
Leonie
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17 Nov 2006
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Baggy
Like this one
Alec
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18 Nov 2006
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Hey Alec,
nice to read from you... Nice Bike you have got there.. It looks so much different if she is ready to go :-) I am about to get my Baghi done for the big ride.
How did you get along with it. Have you had difficulties?
Leonie
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18 Nov 2006
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Hi Leonie,
they're a great bike. The engine's built by Yamaha, so is pretty reliable. They're not a very popular bike in the UK as not many people relate the name MZ and trail bikes! A shame really, as it's a very underrated bike.
We took one in last week that was 2 years old, had a genuine 7,000 miles on the clock, was in mint condition and it came in at 1,300 GBP. I just wish I had the spare dosh as I'd have bought it there and then. Needless to say it was bought the same day!
Regards
The Cameraman
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18 Nov 2006
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Baghira bike parts
I had a german couple stop by on their RTW trip this summer. They got parts in canada at a yamaha shop because here in canada and the usa this motor is used in a 4 wheeler. So come on by if you get to the states.
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18 Nov 2006
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Livolout in Colorado
Alec just posted a pic of his MZ. I recognized the custom aluminum tank. Met Alec at the 05 Colorado HU Meeting... Ray from Kamloops (DR650) and I (KLR) had wondered how the MZ made out over the past year. Following through Alec's posts, it looks like things went well. Great to hear ....You'll see part of Alec's rubber-gloved hand in the attached pic as he was half way through changing the MZ's oil...Ain't the HUBB great!!
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...1&d=1163866281
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7 Oct 2007
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MZ Baghira two up? and looking for travel accessories?
Hi Livotlout and everyone,
I am new to the HUBB, and i am finding it very informative thanks to our hosts Susan and Grant and all travelers out there. I have owned my MUZ Baghira for about 3 years now and can say that it is a really sturdy bike, i have not done any long trips except to Itlay, where it did pretty good. One thing i have found difficult with my MUZ is finding accessories. anyone has got any good sites please? I would also like to hear from anyone who has travelled long distances two up with a same bike? cause  i am considering changing bike maybe to a Honda Africa Twin to travel two up due to the heavier load.
I dream
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30 Sep 2008
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baghira
hi i have just bought one of these they r great
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