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Why does he really ride the 125 outdoors? I can't come to a conclusion, and there are a few things that people keep throwing out. One reason may be for just the "fun" factor, but why show up to a pro national just for fun and not compete for the best result possible? If he wanted to ride a 125 he could do so on a practice day for way less. Another reason may be for the exposure. People know who that 125 guy who got 30th is, but couldn't name the guys who got 11th-40th. Maybe the bikes are free and someone or some sponsors are paying for the bikes and entry fees to race and that might be his only means of actually getting to the races. I can't see putting yourself at a disadvantage on a 125 in the 250f class just for fun. If anybody has an actual answer or theory let me know! I'm really curious about it.
Bored today?
I once road a 125 two banger and had multiple offers of sex from hot chicks. I road a four stroke the same day and no chicks wanted to have sexy time with me. True story...
The Shop
Also, because he is a badass that gives no fucks.
Why does he really ride the 125 outdoors?
........Because he can.
Pit Row
I'd sent one of our engineers to Hangtown and the 1st text I got from him was,"Who's the guy on the Husky 125?!"
Myself, I noticed A LOT of people commenting and sharing The Stoke when they saw him go flying up the hill at Glen Helen (Jumping The Gap) and it was AWESOME to hear that thing go by.
I -REALLY- wish he'd work that program just a little harder and get up in to the points. I believe he needs to get a little more serious and train a little harder. He CAN do it. His natural skills and ability are EPIC. I saw that during AX.
We should start calling it the Musky 125
anyone here outside of NORCAL, heard of Kinser Endicott? He qualified for both hangtown and glen helen placing inside top 30.??
anyone?
Bueller??
no you most likely do not know him.
but you and everyone else knows Steinke.
Honestly it is fun racing the 125. but it has also made a name for him. He was another relatively unknown privateer before last year outside of arenacross. plus as he feels he wouldnt be going much faster on a 250f. which is a proven theory. various mags have done lap time testing between bikes and riders would put down lap times with very little variation maybe 1-2 seconds. so he could spend 3x's as much for maybe 2-3 seconds a lap
and a better start
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