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I felt sorry for the Kawasaki and Suzuki guys that had to restart their bikes during the races last Saturday night. It looked like 2004 all over again with all the kicking, kicking, kicking to try to get the bike started.
When other teams' bikes have electric starters, it makes it a disadvantage for your own teams.
PLEASE step up to what others already have.
When other teams' bikes have electric starters, it makes it a disadvantage for your own teams.
PLEASE step up to what others already have.
People are so hung up on electric start. It's so not necessary. People are so lazy these days.
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Ferrandis is mean & intentionally takes other riders out.
Chad should quit.
Kickstarters are too difficult to use.
BoooooHooooooop
And...in full disclosure: yesterday I was teaching a friend’s son how to ride the trickier single-track of Hollister Hills...I was stopping to watch (and wait for) him on a lot of hills and tricky sections. The “button” on my SXF was SO NICE!
But, when teaching the same kid the basics...a little over a year ago...when I was on a 2018 RMZ? No problem! Why? Because, I’m not afraid of a KICKSTARTER!
Ive had enough kicking riding my yzf 2001 until now. .. Magic Buttons Fo Lyfe from here on out.
Pit Row
in September I raced the High Point Vet National and on Saturday they have a dead-engine GP race where you start in rows. In the morning session where it was a little cooler, I watched several E-start bikes have trouble firing. One Husky the dude actually had to push his bike off to the side to let the next row go!
My neighbor wanted to ride my 18 Rmz 450 the other day when I got back from the track. He couldn’t even get it started
But I made a mistake. I started it for him after watching him attempt to kick it over 15 times and keep trying...
He then takes off down the street, wheelies, almost slams into a street sign, and crashed into my neighbors yard.
Luckily my bike had no damage since it just fell over in the grass, but his face got slammed into the dirt pretty hard and he was kinda banged up.
Kind of confused on why a mid 40 year old would want to act like they are some badass in front of a bunch of 20 somethings, and then almost mess my bike up
Lesson learned. If you can’t start it, you don’t ride it
Haha but forreal I’ll never let someone ride my dirtbike again if I feel they don’t have much experience...
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