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Is there a 194lb machine in the world that can beat him on an SX track? Any SX track whether it be from 2001 or 1982 or 2012? Or is this argument as tired of those bikes you traded around last week?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcMG21fR56o&feature=player_embedded
You've just gotta laugh at this circus!
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WHILE THE KTM USED TO WEIGH 219, ELECTRIC START EFI AND LINKAGE HAVE ADDED ALMOST 15 POUNDS TO THAT BIKE. You sir are a misinformed NOOB. STFU
And now his bikes a pile of shit, just brilliant.
Roczen wins it and the KTM haters come in with a list of excuses as to why it wasn't "straight up".
Roczen doesn't win it and all the KTM haters come in with why the bike is a piece of shit. A 231 lb. piece of shit at that! LOL
Roczen wins and it is because KTM is such a great forward thinking company that still updates and manufactures 2 strokes and is able to make changes on the fly to adjust to demands and meanwhile in Japan . . . (insert picture of Japanese person sleeping on a train).
Roczen doesn't win and it is because the bike he is riding is a 231 pound tub of KTM lard! LOL
So a factory 360 2 stroke produced about the same power as a 250 4 stroke? No replacement for displacement, huh?
Personally I'm under the impression that that for average Joe, a lighter bike is easier to ride on and prolongs our motos and I question how much EFI or electrical starts does for our performance, especially since every time I have fallen down, I have newer had an issue re-starting my bike(s)?
But it's a subjective manner!
I have deleted around 6 lbs on my old 2007, so I'm down to about 211 lbs by the way, only 11 left before I feel satisfied!
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