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Johnny Depp 5/30/2021 12:15pm
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It’s a good start, we have seen JB51 do this before.
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Chris_Buehler 5/30/2021 12:48pm
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BMc914 wrote:
I thought you were talking about how the HRC Honda 250 waxed the Star racing Yamaha 250. What ever factory Honda did to that bike it...
I thought you were talking about how the HRC Honda 250 waxed the Star racing Yamaha 250. What ever factory Honda did to that bike it made it better and faster.
quadzrulebro wrote:
I think the biggest change they made was hiring a generational talent to ride it. Didn’t Jett win at Pala last year on the Geico bike...
I think the biggest change they made was hiring a generational talent to ride it. Didn’t Jett win at Pala last year on the Geico bike, too?
Exactly. If Jett was on a Star bike he would have won by 20sec
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Johnny Ringo 5/30/2021 12:55pm
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Johnny Depp wrote:
It’s a good start, we have seen JB51 do this before.
Bam went 5, 7, 3, 7, 11 at all of his outdoor openers on Blu Cru
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GrapeApe 5/30/2021 1:36pm
5/30/2021 1:36pm Edited Date/Time 5/30/2021 1:37pm
BMc914 wrote:
I thought you were talking about how the HRC Honda 250 waxed the Star racing Yamaha 250. What ever factory Honda did to that bike it...
I thought you were talking about how the HRC Honda 250 waxed the Star racing Yamaha 250. What ever factory Honda did to that bike it made it better and faster.
Same engine builder for Geico and HRC. HRC transferred over some of the Geico crew to help with the 250 team.
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Bidirella 5/30/2021 1:39pm
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Chris_Buehler wrote:
Exactly. If Jett was on a Star bike he would have won by 20sec
People said that over Martin to last season
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TbonesPop 5/30/2021 2:19pm
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Johnny Depp wrote:
It’s a good start, we have seen JB51 do this before.
Johnny Ringo wrote:
Bam went 5, 7, 3, 7, 11 at all of his outdoor openers on Blu Cru
And to clarify, none of that was with Star. There's an undeniable improvement this year in the YZ performance, and Star is getting more out of the bikes than Factory Yamaha was. Who knows what Bam would have done if he was riding for Star.
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Up Wind 5/30/2021 2:57pm
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Johnny Depp wrote:
It’s a good start, we have seen JB51 do this before.
Johnny Ringo wrote:
Bam went 5, 7, 3, 7, 11 at all of his outdoor openers on Blu Cru
TbonesPop wrote:
And to clarify, none of that was with Star. There's an undeniable improvement this year in the YZ performance, and Star is getting more out of...
And to clarify, none of that was with Star. There's an undeniable improvement this year in the YZ performance, and Star is getting more out of the bikes than Factory Yamaha was. Who knows what Bam would have done if he was riding for Star.
Might have won. Hope AP made the right decision. Those KTMs (The orange ones) look really bad.
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inthebadboycorner 5/30/2021 3:08pm
5/30/2021 3:08pm
Nairb#70 wrote:
Well Yamaha was the first to field production bikes back in 1985, was this because they couldn't improve upon them?
BAD10 wrote:
Actually it was 1984
ACTUALLY 1978 Bob, raced a stocker, won the SX and gave it away as a prize.
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BAD10 5/30/2021 11:34pm
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Nairb#70 wrote:
Well Yamaha was the first to field production bikes back in 1985, was this because they couldn't improve upon them?
BAD10 wrote:
Actually it was 1984
inthebadboycorner wrote:
ACTUALLY 1978 Bob, raced a stocker, won the SX and gave it away as a prize.
True Bob Raced a Stocker, but Yamaha still had works bikes in 78. Just like RJ raced a stocker in 82. But 84 is when Yamaha went exclusively to production based bikes.
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Zycki11 5/31/2021 12:45pm
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Honestly, the bikes look great. They settle in the corners, they look like they handle well and are nimble. We all know they have power. I’d say Star has done an amazing job. If what Dylan says is true about the weight(zero reason to doubt him) that’s a significant drop in LB’s. I think we’re going to see a sea of blue up front this year.
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outerlimits 5/31/2021 1:48pm
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BAD10 wrote:
Actually it was 1984
inthebadboycorner wrote:
ACTUALLY 1978 Bob, raced a stocker, won the SX and gave it away as a prize.
BAD10 wrote:
True Bob Raced a Stocker, but Yamaha still had works bikes in 78. Just like RJ raced a stocker in 82. But 84 is when Yamaha...
True Bob Raced a Stocker, but Yamaha still had works bikes in 78. Just like RJ raced a stocker in 82. But 84 is when Yamaha went exclusively to production based bikes.
Bob rode a stocker in '77 when he first switched from 125's to 250's. '78 was a works bike. https://www.mxworksbike.com/index.php/1978-yamaha-ow38
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IWreckALot 5/31/2021 4:46pm
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Zycki11 wrote:
Honestly, the bikes look great. They settle in the corners, they look like they handle well and are nimble. We all know they have power. I’d...
Honestly, the bikes look great. They settle in the corners, they look like they handle well and are nimble. We all know they have power. I’d say Star has done an amazing job. If what Dylan says is true about the weight(zero reason to doubt him) that’s a significant drop in LB’s. I think we’re going to see a sea of blue up front this year.
I think Ferrandis wins this thing if he doesn’t get injured. He’s a workhorse on the bike. Not afraid to hang it out and never settles.

Really happy to see star pulling out all the stops. I remember Webb saying that factory Yamaha wouldn’t let him test even a stock bike. That’s bad.
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Zycki11 5/31/2021 6:20pm
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Zycki11 wrote:
Honestly, the bikes look great. They settle in the corners, they look like they handle well and are nimble. We all know they have power. I’d...
Honestly, the bikes look great. They settle in the corners, they look like they handle well and are nimble. We all know they have power. I’d say Star has done an amazing job. If what Dylan says is true about the weight(zero reason to doubt him) that’s a significant drop in LB’s. I think we’re going to see a sea of blue up front this year.
IWreckALot wrote:
I think Ferrandis wins this thing if he doesn’t get injured. He’s a workhorse on the bike. Not afraid to hang it out and never settles...
I think Ferrandis wins this thing if he doesn’t get injured. He’s a workhorse on the bike. Not afraid to hang it out and never settles.

Really happy to see star pulling out all the stops. I remember Webb saying that factory Yamaha wouldn’t let him test even a stock bike. That’s bad.
Would be cool, but it’s the first round. Listening to Kenny and watching his improvements first to second moto says a lot. It looks to be a great summer of racing.
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