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Sandusky26 10/7/2022 7:41am
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KONG wrote:
Gungadin doesn't play by the rules and shows no respect for this thread's title: I'm pretty sure he didn't order a Stark Varg.
Laughing
Reminds me of a guy named Kong in a Suzuki thread.
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MotoTribology 10/7/2022 7:50am
10/7/2022 7:50am
NorCalRedRyder wrote:
No one wants to hear people get excited about the electric bikes that are going to kill the sport we love.
*Comes into a thread about electric bikes*

"nO oNE wAnTS to TalK abOUt EleCtriC bIkES!!"

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#434 10/7/2022 7:51am
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KONG wrote:
Gungadin doesn't play by the rules and shows no respect for this thread's title: I'm pretty sure he didn't order a Stark Varg.
Laughing
If Stark would’ve made the battery casing out of aluminum, he would have ordered two!
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Magoofan 10/7/2022 9:23am
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NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge...
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge flame things shoot off. The Monster guy says it's show time! The Monster chick turns the 30 second board sideways. Crowds pumped and then the gate drops and all you hear is 40 electric bikes going weeeeeeeweeeeee into the first turn. Then they hit a rhythm section or whoop section. Wwweeeeeweeeee for 4 hours straight? I'll pass. The death of our sport has started.
Spot on. ^^^

Boring as shit to say the least.

Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said it before, you might as well take up being a drone racing fan at that point.

Weeeeeeeee......Weeeeeeeeeee..... Weeeeeeeeee. LMAO.



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#434 wrote:
Nobody bought one, you fool. 100 bucks for the reservation. If the money’s gone.. who cares. However, if can get a bike as soon as possible...
Nobody bought one, you fool.
100 bucks for the reservation. If the money’s gone.. who cares.

However, if can get a bike as soon as possible with which I can ride silently around my house and in the woods without having the cops on my ass… I‘m willing to take the huge risk of loosing 100 bucks!
"100 bucks for the reservation. If the money’s gone.. who cares."

My PayPal is kx250f454b@yahoo.com

I can dispose of your extra $100 bills properly.

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KONG 10/7/2022 9:38am
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Sandusky26 wrote:
Reminds me of a guy named Kong in a Suzuki thread.
You're such an acute observer.
Yeah, I may have infiltrated the yellow sect meetings once or twice.
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Magoofan 10/7/2022 9:50am
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NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Why because I like to ride a bike the way they're supposed to be rode? Where it actually takes skill to ride fast? Clutch, braking into...
Why because I like to ride a bike the way they're supposed to be rode? Where it actually takes skill to ride fast? Clutch, braking into turns,, throttle control?
We just gotta get with the program Brah... Wink

Start grates
Starting blocks
Holeshot devices
Traction control
No clutch and no shifting required
80 HP to clear anything with a minimum 5 foot runup.


The skill of actually riding/racing a dirt bike has slowly been being lost....now dropping off a cliff with electrics.

Pretty soon, there will be mechanical robot riders.... lol

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crt32 10/7/2022 10:19am
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NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge...
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge flame things shoot off. The Monster guy says it's show time! The Monster chick turns the 30 second board sideways. Crowds pumped and then the gate drops and all you hear is 40 electric bikes going weeeeeeeweeeeee into the first turn. Then they hit a rhythm section or whoop section. Wwweeeeeweeeee for 4 hours straight? I'll pass. The death of our sport has started.
Magoofan wrote:
Spot on. ^^^ Boring as shit to say the least. Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said...
Spot on. ^^^

Boring as shit to say the least.

Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said it before, you might as well take up being a drone racing fan at that point.

Weeeeeeeee......Weeeeeeeeeee..... Weeeeeeeeee. LMAO.



I'm out as well. On top of the weeeeeeee, removing the clutch and shifting and not having to be in the right gear changes the sport completely.

The Stacyc has been a great learning tool for my 3 year old, but seeing Eli Tomac on one does nothing for me.
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Dirty Points 10/7/2022 10:37am
10/7/2022 10:37am Edited Date/Time 10/7/2022 10:45am
NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Why because I like to ride a bike the way they're supposed to be rode? Where it actually takes skill to ride fast? Clutch, braking into...
Why because I like to ride a bike the way they're supposed to be rode? Where it actually takes skill to ride fast? Clutch, braking into turns,, throttle control?
Magoofan wrote:
We just gotta get with the program Brah... ;) Start grates Starting blocks Holeshot devices Traction control No clutch and no shifting required 80 HP to...
We just gotta get with the program Brah... Wink

Start grates
Starting blocks
Holeshot devices
Traction control
No clutch and no shifting required
80 HP to clear anything with a minimum 5 foot runup.


The skill of actually riding/racing a dirt bike has slowly been being lost....now dropping off a cliff with electrics.

Pretty soon, there will be mechanical robot riders.... lol

Some old dude watching Magoo ride his 2 stroke:

"Live-engine starts
Manmade tracks
Unitized transmissions with primary clutches.
Long travel suspension
Knobby tires
Fluid-dampened shock absorbers
40 HP to clear anything with a minimum 20 foot run up

The skill of actually riding/racing a dirt bike has slowly been lost, now dropping off a cliff."
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Everyone else go away! Seems like the OP has, gone away! MIA since May.
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Magoofan 10/7/2022 11:19am
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Dirty Points wrote:
Some old dude watching Magoo ride his 2 stroke: [i] "Live-engine starts Manmade tracks Unitized transmissions with primary clutches. Long travel suspension Knobby tires Fluid-dampened shock...
Some old dude watching Magoo ride his 2 stroke:

"Live-engine starts
Manmade tracks
Unitized transmissions with primary clutches.
Long travel suspension
Knobby tires
Fluid-dampened shock absorbers
40 HP to clear anything with a minimum 20 foot run up

The skill of actually riding/racing a dirt bike has slowly been lost, now dropping off a cliff."
Well played!

Coupla things that generation and my generation share. The roar of an ICE, the aromas....

Take that away and all you have is a bunch of glorified toasters.

Thrilling...

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theycallmeebryan 10/7/2022 11:21am
10/7/2022 11:21am
theycallmeebryan wrote:
Im in Southern California, near all the iconic motocross tracks. Ive owned my Alta Redshift MXR for almost 4 years now. When i heard about the...
Im in Southern California, near all the iconic motocross tracks. Ive owned my Alta Redshift MXR for almost 4 years now. When i heard about the Stark Varg, it took me all of 3 brain cells to decide to order one. Electric dirtbikes are so rad, and the Varg seems to be an improvement over the Alta MXR in a few different categories.

Electric powerplants are amazing for motocross. Literally every single person who has ever ridden my MXR has come back with a huge smile on their face. Even the die hard 2 stroke anti-everything-else guys who take shots of premix for breakfast. Electric provides the smoothest, easiest, and safest ability to ride fast. Ill be making some content here soon explaining what i mean by all that.

Really looking forward to getting to test them out in Barcelona in just a few short months!
Lightning78 wrote:
"Smoothest, easiest and safest way to ride fast" I'm no sadist but there's something rewarding and fun feeling about taming taming a brutally hard hitting, hard...
"Smoothest, easiest and safest way to ride fast"

I'm no sadist but there's something rewarding and fun feeling about taming taming a brutally hard hitting, hard to ride and very unsafe delivery of power dirtbike ....just me but that's why I never liked 4 strokes. I love riding a mean nasty 2 stroke its a thrill I can't get from any other type of bike......thats just me and why I love riding
I've owned my fare share of 125s, 250s, 450s and multiple Altas. My Alta's are by far the most fun i have on a dirtbike on a motocross track. Fun for me is going fast around a track. On tighter tracks i'm way faster on my Altas vs 450s, and compared to the other bikes its no comparison, I'm way faster on the Alta vs any 125 or 250 i've ridden. On higher speed tracks like Cahuilla, GH, etc, my lap times are about the same between the Alta and the 450, but I can physically last longer on the Alta vs a 450 and i'm noticeably more consistent on the Alta.

Would love to have you ride my Alta some time and give me your impression. If you see me at the track, just ask!
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soggy 10/7/2022 11:46am
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NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge...
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge flame things shoot off. The Monster guy says it's show time! The Monster chick turns the 30 second board sideways. Crowds pumped and then the gate drops and all you hear is 40 electric bikes going weeeeeeeweeeeee into the first turn. Then they hit a rhythm section or whoop section. Wwweeeeeweeeee for 4 hours straight? I'll pass. The death of our sport has started.
Magoofan wrote:
Spot on. ^^^ Boring as shit to say the least. Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said...
Spot on. ^^^

Boring as shit to say the least.

Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said it before, you might as well take up being a drone racing fan at that point.

Weeeeeeeee......Weeeeeeeeeee..... Weeeeeeeeee. LMAO.



Well you’ll probably be dead by then so it won’t matter anyway.
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theycallmeebryan wrote:
Im in Southern California, near all the iconic motocross tracks. Ive owned my Alta Redshift MXR for almost 4 years now. When i heard about the...
Im in Southern California, near all the iconic motocross tracks. Ive owned my Alta Redshift MXR for almost 4 years now. When i heard about the Stark Varg, it took me all of 3 brain cells to decide to order one. Electric dirtbikes are so rad, and the Varg seems to be an improvement over the Alta MXR in a few different categories.

Electric powerplants are amazing for motocross. Literally every single person who has ever ridden my MXR has come back with a huge smile on their face. Even the die hard 2 stroke anti-everything-else guys who take shots of premix for breakfast. Electric provides the smoothest, easiest, and safest ability to ride fast. Ill be making some content here soon explaining what i mean by all that.

Really looking forward to getting to test them out in Barcelona in just a few short months!
Lightning78 wrote:
"Smoothest, easiest and safest way to ride fast" I'm no sadist but there's something rewarding and fun feeling about taming taming a brutally hard hitting, hard...
"Smoothest, easiest and safest way to ride fast"

I'm no sadist but there's something rewarding and fun feeling about taming taming a brutally hard hitting, hard to ride and very unsafe delivery of power dirtbike ....just me but that's why I never liked 4 strokes. I love riding a mean nasty 2 stroke its a thrill I can't get from any other type of bike......thats just me and why I love riding
theycallmeebryan wrote:
I've owned my fare share of 125s, 250s, 450s and multiple Altas. My Alta's are by far the most fun i have on a dirtbike on...
I've owned my fare share of 125s, 250s, 450s and multiple Altas. My Alta's are by far the most fun i have on a dirtbike on a motocross track. Fun for me is going fast around a track. On tighter tracks i'm way faster on my Altas vs 450s, and compared to the other bikes its no comparison, I'm way faster on the Alta vs any 125 or 250 i've ridden. On higher speed tracks like Cahuilla, GH, etc, my lap times are about the same between the Alta and the 450, but I can physically last longer on the Alta vs a 450 and i'm noticeably more consistent on the Alta.

Would love to have you ride my Alta some time and give me your impression. If you see me at the track, just ask!
I did one lap on an Alta and was just as fast as my 350. Hit everything, and felt instantly comfortable after 2 corners. They’re amazing bikes. Hoping this Stark thing works out.
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BobPA 10/7/2022 12:48pm
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soggy wrote:
Well you’ll probably be dead by then so it won’t matter anyway.
Harsh
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KONG 10/7/2022 1:07pm
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1911 wrote:
Everyone else go away! Seems like the OP has, gone away! MIA since May.
Raus!
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KONG 10/7/2022 1:12pm
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theycallmeebryan wrote:
Im in Southern California, near all the iconic motocross tracks. Ive owned my Alta Redshift MXR for almost 4 years now. When i heard about the...
Im in Southern California, near all the iconic motocross tracks. Ive owned my Alta Redshift MXR for almost 4 years now. When i heard about the Stark Varg, it took me all of 3 brain cells to decide to order one. Electric dirtbikes are so rad, and the Varg seems to be an improvement over the Alta MXR in a few different categories.

Electric powerplants are amazing for motocross. Literally every single person who has ever ridden my MXR has come back with a huge smile on their face. Even the die hard 2 stroke anti-everything-else guys who take shots of premix for breakfast. Electric provides the smoothest, easiest, and safest ability to ride fast. Ill be making some content here soon explaining what i mean by all that.

Really looking forward to getting to test them out in Barcelona in just a few short months!
Lightning78 wrote:
"Smoothest, easiest and safest way to ride fast" I'm no sadist but there's something rewarding and fun feeling about taming taming a brutally hard hitting, hard...
"Smoothest, easiest and safest way to ride fast"

I'm no sadist but there's something rewarding and fun feeling about taming taming a brutally hard hitting, hard to ride and very unsafe delivery of power dirtbike ....just me but that's why I never liked 4 strokes. I love riding a mean nasty 2 stroke its a thrill I can't get from any other type of bike......thats just me and why I love riding
theycallmeebryan wrote:
I've owned my fare share of 125s, 250s, 450s and multiple Altas. My Alta's are by far the most fun i have on a dirtbike on...
I've owned my fare share of 125s, 250s, 450s and multiple Altas. My Alta's are by far the most fun i have on a dirtbike on a motocross track. Fun for me is going fast around a track. On tighter tracks i'm way faster on my Altas vs 450s, and compared to the other bikes its no comparison, I'm way faster on the Alta vs any 125 or 250 i've ridden. On higher speed tracks like Cahuilla, GH, etc, my lap times are about the same between the Alta and the 450, but I can physically last longer on the Alta vs a 450 and i'm noticeably more consistent on the Alta.

Would love to have you ride my Alta some time and give me your impression. If you see me at the track, just ask!
As David Coverdale would say, "Here I go again, heeeeere I goooooooooooooo"...
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#434 10/7/2022 1:37pm
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#434 wrote:
Nobody bought one, you fool. 100 bucks for the reservation. If the money’s gone.. who cares. However, if can get a bike as soon as possible...
Nobody bought one, you fool.
100 bucks for the reservation. If the money’s gone.. who cares.

However, if can get a bike as soon as possible with which I can ride silently around my house and in the woods without having the cops on my ass… I‘m willing to take the huge risk of loosing 100 bucks!
BobPA wrote:
"100 bucks for the reservation. If the money’s gone.. who cares."

My PayPal is kx250f454b@yahoo.com

I can dispose of your extra $100 bills properly.

Alright Bro! If Stark doesn’t deliver bikes to customers by the end of 2023 I‘ll send you a 100$. If they do, you’ll owe me a case of beer, let’s say 20$.
Deal?
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NorCalRedRyder 10/7/2022 1:43pm
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U mad bro?
Actually yes I am.
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#434 10/7/2022 1:44pm
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NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge...
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge flame things shoot off. The Monster guy says it's show time! The Monster chick turns the 30 second board sideways. Crowds pumped and then the gate drops and all you hear is 40 electric bikes going weeeeeeeweeeeee into the first turn. Then they hit a rhythm section or whoop section. Wwweeeeeweeeee for 4 hours straight? I'll pass. The death of our sport has started.
Magoofan wrote:
Spot on. ^^^ Boring as shit to say the least. Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said...
Spot on. ^^^

Boring as shit to say the least.

Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said it before, you might as well take up being a drone racing fan at that point.

Weeeeeeeee......Weeeeeeeeeee..... Weeeeeeeeee. LMAO.



Have you crackheads ever considered that normal dirtbikes and electric dirtbikes could coexist?
Normal ones for (pro) racing and the weekends and electric bikes for backyard tracks and noise sensitive areas.
I live in fu..king Germany. They close track after track after track because of noise.
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NorCalRedRyder 10/7/2022 1:47pm
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Yea shifting using the clutch and breaking are really the highest skills one can unlock riding a dirtbike.
No but that's a big part of it. Engine noise being another part of it as well.
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tobz 10/7/2022 1:48pm
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tobz wrote:
U mad bro?
NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Actually yes I am.
I’m sad for you that you’re scared of new.
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NorCalRedRyder 10/7/2022 1:53pm
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NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge...
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge flame things shoot off. The Monster guy says it's show time! The Monster chick turns the 30 second board sideways. Crowds pumped and then the gate drops and all you hear is 40 electric bikes going weeeeeeeweeeeee into the first turn. Then they hit a rhythm section or whoop section. Wwweeeeeweeeee for 4 hours straight? I'll pass. The death of our sport has started.
Magoofan wrote:
Spot on. ^^^ Boring as shit to say the least. Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said...
Spot on. ^^^

Boring as shit to say the least.

Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said it before, you might as well take up being a drone racing fan at that point.

Weeeeeeeee......Weeeeeeeeeee..... Weeeeeeeeee. LMAO.



#434 wrote:
Have you crackheads ever considered that normal dirtbikes and electric dirtbikes could coexist? Normal ones for (pro) racing and the weekends and electric bikes for backyard...
Have you crackheads ever considered that normal dirtbikes and electric dirtbikes could coexist?
Normal ones for (pro) racing and the weekends and electric bikes for backyard tracks and noise sensitive areas.
I live in fu..king Germany. They close track after track after track because of noise.
Crackhead? Um ok. You really shouldn't knock crack until you try it hussy.
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#434 10/7/2022 1:57pm
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Magoofan wrote:
Spot on. ^^^ Boring as shit to say the least. Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said...
Spot on. ^^^

Boring as shit to say the least.

Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said it before, you might as well take up being a drone racing fan at that point.

Weeeeeeeee......Weeeeeeeeeee..... Weeeeeeeeee. LMAO.



#434 wrote:
Have you crackheads ever considered that normal dirtbikes and electric dirtbikes could coexist? Normal ones for (pro) racing and the weekends and electric bikes for backyard...
Have you crackheads ever considered that normal dirtbikes and electric dirtbikes could coexist?
Normal ones for (pro) racing and the weekends and electric bikes for backyard tracks and noise sensitive areas.
I live in fu..king Germany. They close track after track after track because of noise.
NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Crackhead? Um ok. You really shouldn't knock crack until you try it hussy.
Please, answer the question. Don’t you think more options is a good thing?
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Magoofan 10/7/2022 2:27pm
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NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge...
Just imagine A1 with a gate of electric bikes. The Monster guy does his racing voice and says "Anaheim are you ready? Fireworks and the huge flame things shoot off. The Monster guy says it's show time! The Monster chick turns the 30 second board sideways. Crowds pumped and then the gate drops and all you hear is 40 electric bikes going weeeeeeeweeeeee into the first turn. Then they hit a rhythm section or whoop section. Wwweeeeeweeeee for 4 hours straight? I'll pass. The death of our sport has started.
Magoofan wrote:
Spot on. ^^^ Boring as shit to say the least. Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said...
Spot on. ^^^

Boring as shit to say the least.

Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said it before, you might as well take up being a drone racing fan at that point.

Weeeeeeeee......Weeeeeeeeeee..... Weeeeeeeeee. LMAO.



#434 wrote:
Have you crackheads ever considered that normal dirtbikes and electric dirtbikes could coexist? Normal ones for (pro) racing and the weekends and electric bikes for backyard...
Have you crackheads ever considered that normal dirtbikes and electric dirtbikes could coexist?
Normal ones for (pro) racing and the weekends and electric bikes for backyard tracks and noise sensitive areas.
I live in fu..king Germany. They close track after track after track because of noise.
Crackheads.... yeah: name-calling, the #1 identifier that one has lost the argument.

Keep drinking the Kool-Aid. When noise is abated, they'll move on to some other reason...."endangered species", land erosion". etc etc.......


Just as has been happening for years here in California.

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#434 10/7/2022 2:31pm
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Magoofan wrote:
Spot on. ^^^ Boring as shit to say the least. Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said...
Spot on. ^^^

Boring as shit to say the least.

Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said it before, you might as well take up being a drone racing fan at that point.

Weeeeeeeee......Weeeeeeeeeee..... Weeeeeeeeee. LMAO.



#434 wrote:
Have you crackheads ever considered that normal dirtbikes and electric dirtbikes could coexist? Normal ones for (pro) racing and the weekends and electric bikes for backyard...
Have you crackheads ever considered that normal dirtbikes and electric dirtbikes could coexist?
Normal ones for (pro) racing and the weekends and electric bikes for backyard tracks and noise sensitive areas.
I live in fu..king Germany. They close track after track after track because of noise.
Magoofan wrote:
Crackheads.... yeah: name-calling, the #1 identifier that one has lost the argument. Keep drinking the Kool-Aid. When noise is abated, they'll move on to some other...
Crackheads.... yeah: name-calling, the #1 identifier that one has lost the argument.

Keep drinking the Kool-Aid. When noise is abated, they'll move on to some other reason...."endangered species", land erosion". etc etc.......


Just as has been happening for years here in California.

I ask you the same thing Magoofan: Don’t you think more options is a good thing? I want (pro) racing to stay ICE, but I want the silent option to be able to ride where I live. What’s so bad about it?
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GrapeApe 10/7/2022 2:37pm
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Magoofan wrote:
Spot on. ^^^ Boring as shit to say the least. Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said...
Spot on. ^^^

Boring as shit to say the least.

Without the sound of the motors and the wafting fumes of race gas, I'm out. Said it before, you might as well take up being a drone racing fan at that point.

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#434 wrote:
Have you crackheads ever considered that normal dirtbikes and electric dirtbikes could coexist? Normal ones for (pro) racing and the weekends and electric bikes for backyard...
Have you crackheads ever considered that normal dirtbikes and electric dirtbikes could coexist?
Normal ones for (pro) racing and the weekends and electric bikes for backyard tracks and noise sensitive areas.
I live in fu..king Germany. They close track after track after track because of noise.
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Crackhead? Um ok. You really shouldn't knock crack until you try it hussy.
I didn't think dealers were supposed to sample the product?
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NorCalRedRyder 10/7/2022 3:13pm
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Please, answer the question. Don’t you think more options is a good thing?
Yes. But not electric. People attend the races for the atmosphere, engine sounds and obviously the racing. Not every fan is a Vitalmx member. The engine noise is a big part of it. Again can you imagine 35k people in a stadium getting pumped up and excited about silent bikes? I sure can't and will not be one of them.
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NorCalRedRyder 10/7/2022 3:17pm
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I’m sad for you that you’re scared of new.
I'm not scared of new. I'm afraid of how much our sport will drop off with silent bikes. It's a big part of the show which will be gone soon, with a large amount of fans. Myself included.
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#434 10/7/2022 3:19pm
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#434 wrote:
Please, answer the question. Don’t you think more options is a good thing?
NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Yes. But not electric. People attend the races for the atmosphere, engine sounds and obviously the racing. Not every fan is a Vitalmx member. The engine...
Yes. But not electric. People attend the races for the atmosphere, engine sounds and obviously the racing. Not every fan is a Vitalmx member. The engine noise is a big part of it. Again can you imagine 35k people in a stadium getting pumped up and excited about silent bikes? I sure can't and will not be one of them.
Yes, like I said: ICE for racing and the weekend, electric for around the house and noise sensitive areas. What’s so bad about having both?
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