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Video on Instagram of him on a supercross track yesterday saying he's looking forward to getting back out there. He's also not on a Honda anymore. Looks like he didn't just buy a KTM 2 stroke.
Edit, I can't link it. Work had it blocked.
Edit, I can't link it. Work had it blocked.
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Who knows what it means?
Month ago. What year is a 250sx ktm homogulated too???? If
Your gonna be last, you may as well go out in style.
I'll let you guys do the math on how he obtained his new bikes. Doubt he's getting actual support from any of the brands other than maybe some of the trick parts we humans can't get. haha I'm sure with Reed's history, it's pretty easy for him to get the un-obtainium parts.
By the way, still stand by the point. A 350 current 2 stroke would never be touched again by any size 4 stroke.
Too big and heavy. Think 450, maybe 500cc is the biggest they could get away with in a 4 stroke.
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But They (DC, Feld, etc) would fight this until their dying breath
A 350 2 stroke would have everything a 450f has, plus lighter and no engine braking weight feeling. A 450f doesn't have any advantage. No extra low end, no extra smoothness, nothing. 2 stroke would cut right underneath a 450f, then power away.
- electric start
- electronic "trickery" to move power around (and for launch control)
- hundreds of hours of testing for a solid SX base setting
- no bogging
1. He is not going to be the Champ.
2. This is his last year racing.
3. He would gain a lot of respect and it would be very memorable if he did decent in a main and he would gain many new fans on his way out. Just hearing him on TV ripping around on a two stroke would be great and the announcers ( I use that term loosely) would probably bring light to this debate..
If I was Chad this would be a no brainer. At least a few rounds. I guess this could apply to any racer not chasing the plate in real contention. A lot of us like 2 strokes. Fact.
A 2 stroke, of any capacity, isn't helping him win against a career-prime Tomac, Roczen, Webb etc on fully dialed factory 450s.
Holeshot and lead a lap or 2, maybe, but that's 100% skill and 0% bike choice.
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