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1/24/2012 3:31pm
JBS on the gas today-
http://www.racerxonline.com/video/james-stewart-supercross.aspx
Simon
www.cudbyphoto.com
http://www.racerxonline.com/video/james-stewart-supercross.aspx
Simon
www.cudbyphoto.com
He puts together some crazy combinations in the last part of that video...
His Yamaha's all seem to swap a bit in the whoops..his 09 did it too. I dont ever remember seeing his KX450F do that. He as always been the fastest whoops rider out there, but he seems to be stuggling a little with that part....weird.
The Shop
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
Is he wearing a bling chain while he's riding?
Neither of the above make a difference, he's seriously fast.
Sorry Simon to taint an excellent piece of work you did with a stupid outburst.
That was really good and kind of chokes me up to see BIG James still out there working with his son.
I said something similar to R-acer about him in the whoops. His bike just doesn't look right.
Thanks for the post Cudby. I enjoyed that immensely.
Sir James is riding like he's angry. He's going to take it out on that PHX course.
Dungey's work stimulated Stewart's determination.
Great video, Simon. Awful soundtrack. Try Zeppelin.
Note to Yamasuspension techs: Insulate shock. Adjust compression 12 clicks out.
Go back to initial specs we discussed before Christmas.
Heavier fork springs, lighter fluid. More stickers on fork legs.
Raise tyre (British) pressure to 13.5 psi and re-pack silencer. Word. Holla.
Pit Row
I thought not.
The guy takes Kdub finess and adds blinding speed ,deadly combo for the rest of the guys competing against him.
Like I did with Carmichael I'm enjoying every minute I get to witness this guy ride/race a motorcycle. There may be guys as fast in the future but he was the guy who introduced that level of riding. `Truly an innovator.
I had the opportunity to watch the race Saturday night from the Knothole but chose to sit down in rider seating to be closer to the action and get to hear and feel the thunder of these guys do what they do. I pretty much had my eyes glued to Dungey and Stewart the entire main. I'm still in awe at the speed in the whoops.
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