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In the "Can we agree than RV and TC..." thread, we were talking about the best riders. I want to have your opinion about the most technical one. I say that its AC or RV on 450 followed by Paulin. I'm going with Cianciarulo on the 250.
And you cannot count out Dungey either on the 450.... very calculated always hits his marks and very precise!
The Shop
I watched the dude in practice at San Diego and saw him snap off jump combinations that no one else tried. He seems to do this often.
JS7
Some people seem to forget how technical of a rider he is. He is the most technical.
JS7
K dub
JB10
Grant
Tomac
CP377 and Musquin are technical too
But nobody for Cianciarulo?
Pit Row
I highly disagree with RV being mentioned in this category as I think he is the opposite of technical. He uses the bike's power and his muscles to wrestle the bike into doing what he wants. If you think that is a technical riding style, then yes he is. But when I think of technical, I think of someone who is super precise, has picture-perfect form, and flows extremely well around the track - never looking to be out of place or out of balance and only exerting as much energy as needed. To me, this is Musquin, Dungey, JS7 (when he's on)
He does more technical shit, than anyone on the track. Watch Toronto...rewind it, and watch again.
He hits the dirt more often, because he takes risks noone else does. If he followed typical lines KW14 or the rest of the guys does, that'll make him more technical?
smh
The other end are the brawlers. I'd put guys like JS7, Poto, Pieck, Cooper Webb (although CW is very smooth at times too) Barcia and Carmichael into this category. love him or hate him, bowers is probably the modern day King of the brawlers.
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