Wheeler Powersports Vintage Photos
1969 Kawasaki F21M. Owned and restored with original or NOS parts by Tom Wheeler.
The Kawasaki F21M "Green Streak" is a 238cc, 2-stroke off-road motorcycle which was manufactured by Kawasaki from 1968 to 1970.
The F21M was Kawasaki's first lime green bike. It started the lime green tradition at Kawasaki that continues with Team Green. The F21M was advertised as the "Greenstreak 238" Scrambler. It was marketed mainly as a Tourist Trophy (TT), Scrambles and Flat Track motorcycle. Almost all the 238's sold by us were used as trail or hare & hound bikes.
Specifications: 238cc, 2-stroke 1-cylinder, Rotary Disc Valve, Claimed Output: 30hp, weighs a very light 215 lbs.
"We were green when green wasn't cool!"
My girls on the Centurion at Abbott.
The F21M from behind.
Roy Gene Berry and Tom at Wagon Hill after their first race on 120's 67 or 68. You can see that Roy beat Tom.
Left to Right. Jr Ritter - on First Kawasaki 238 Red Tank. Bill Womack - Holding flag. Bill was track owner, promoter, and a very big help getting our shop going. Roger Barnes - Kawasaki J1 85cc factory racer, Kawasaki dealer in Poteau, OK. Jim Carter - Honda 305. Tom Wheeler - on first Kawasaki 120. Wayne - Honda 305.
Wagon Hill Scramble Track 1969 or 1970. Left to Right. John Mobley Sr. - Yamaha DT-1, Mike Winters - Penton 125, LeRoy Winters - Penton 125, Bill Manes - Yamaha DT-1, Cleo Ritter - Penton 125, Tom Wheeler - Kawasaki 238 Green Streak, Hollis (Monk) Graham - Yamaha DT-1.
The Abbott Scramble series winners. Left to Right. Larry Edwards Sr, Glen Hurt (Super Rat), Jim Lewis, Rick Wheeler (Tom's Brother), Bob Stiles (Kaw Bighorn), unknown, PeeWee Qualls (Sachs 125), unknown, Note the boots circa 1971.
Jim Lewis's G31m with down pipe. The best set-up we found. No other 100cc could match the bike or Jim. Tom won 1 race at Abbott when Jim was out of town, barely holding off Glen Hurt and Larry White on Hodakas Super Rat.
Jim Lewis again on our much modified F-7 125cc - you can just make out the black cast iron cylinder. There was much talk this bike was not 125cc, but it was.
Jim Lewis in action on the 1971 Kawasaki G-31m Centurion - 100 Green Streak.
PeeWee Qualls at Abbott, AR. Sachs 125.