The Maico 490 Sand Spider is a motorcycle that was produced in 1983. It boasts a single cylinder, two-stroke engine with a capacity of 488cc/29.8cub in. It has a recommended lubrication of Bel-Ray MC1+ and 0.60L/0.63 US quarts of oil capacity. The fuel system is Bing V54 with a 40mm carburettor, and its spark plug is either the Champion N-2 or NGK B9ES. The motorcycle has a maximum power of 39 kW/53 hp and a wide-ratio transmission with a five-speed gearbox. Its brakes are single-leading shoe drums with the front measuring 136mm and the rear measuring 160mm. The motorcycle has a chrome-molybdenum frame, telescopic fork front suspension of 42mm that measures 310mm/12.2in, and a single ~Ahlins shock rear suspension that measures 325mm/12.8in. Both front and rear tyres are Metzeler 4-ply with the size of 3.00 x 21in and 4.50 x 18in respectively. The motorcycle weighs 110kg/243lbs and has a fuel capacity of 13L/3.5 US gal. It has a ground clearance of 372mm/14.6in and a seat height of 1010mm/40.0in, with a wheelbase of 1490mm/58.7in. The Maico 490 Sand Spider was reviewed in Dirt Bike Magazine in May 1983.
Make Model: Maico 490 Sand Spider
Year: 1983
Engine: Single cylinder, two stroke
Capacity: 488 cc / 29.8 cub in.
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