He's had Showa on most of his bikes for a while. I figured he was just sticking with what he knows/ what he can get the most support with. He and RV are the only guys I know that make this switch. RV is back with KYB though. A kit Showa is going to be better than stock KYB. Barely. lol
two stroke vs four stroke on a hardpack vegas track...good luck
Alessi will be on this Kit..........a New Cylinder called "Capturing Efficiency Optimized" (CEO) 325 Kit that place 2nd. at the World 2-Stroke Championships! All ESR Kits have a slight delay for Traction Response, and this New Kit is supposed to have a Lot Broader Power Band than the older version I have, which is way better than a 250.
He will be about 15-20 lbs Lighter, and with a lot less of an Engine Gyroscopic Effect, so that will help but it won't match a 450.
He should do well, Top 10 perhaps. But seasoned YOUNGER Pros will be very hard to beat.
The holeshot king has no chance of a holeshot on that bike against a factory 450 on vegas dirt. I would love to see it, but 10th would be about right for a guy who is the best in the world at starts.
Alessi could holeshot on a Moped. With the rider field being fairly scarce, I wouldn't be shocked to see him top 10 and maybe even leading early in a moto.
sss kyb bad?
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He will be about 15-20 lbs Lighter, and with a lot less of an Engine Gyroscopic Effect, so that will help but it won't match a 450.
He should do well, Top 10 perhaps. But seasoned YOUNGER Pros will be very hard to beat.
Not saying it is going to happen or that his bike Is better than anything else out there, but a 2-stoke lover can dream, can't he?
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