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Husqvarna
KTM
Beta
Gas Gas
Yamaha
TM
are all still making competitive two strokes.
Honda, Kawasaki, and Suzuki are the only OEMs not making two strokes (125/250) that could compete in this class. Suzuki has drastically reduced their level of support for pro racing all together, so at this point you have 6 OEMs that could compete vs 2 that can’t (Kaw/Honda).
Hopefully longer than 4 lap motos but I’ll take whatever I can get
Don't ever care if it's in the broadcast or not, get someone to film it on their phone and upload the races to YouTube. Just give us something pleaseeeeeeee
Pit Row
Performance shops, suspension shops and the industry as a whole will get busier which will circulate more $$$.
Its a no brainer.....
My point is that times have changed. Back in the early 2000s, the Japanese OEMS had all the pull with AMA & FIM. They more or less told them that they are all going to four strokes and there was nothing they could do about it.
Today, the amount of OEMs that are making really good two stroke offroad models far outweigh Honda, Kaw, and Suzuki. If the 6 OEMs that COULD offer support for a two stroke would band together and say they are doing it, I don't see why they wouldn't be able to pull rank on Honda & Kaw and get it done.
And i'm not picking on Honda hear (well, a maybe a little bit
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