70 ft table on a cr 125

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newmann 5/17/2010 6:16am
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DanDunes818 wrote:
I have a feeling when he says CR125 he means this.. [img]https://www.batescycle.com/img/bikes/hon_cr80_1981.jpg[/img] If that's the case 5th gear rapped out and make sure you preload a...
I have a feeling when he says CR125 he means this..




If that's the case 5th gear rapped out and make sure you preload a bunch on the face...Those Curnutt shocks will rebound you at least 70ft--maybe 80-90
That's a CR80. Boudreaux from Thibodeaux will need all six gears to hit that table.
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bobby397 5/17/2010 6:18am
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just follow someone that has jumped it before, or work your way up by jumping alittle more each time. the reason most people on here are saying dont jump is because they themselves are afraid of progession. thats why they are all on here and not racing Wink
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danman 5/17/2010 6:26am
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Personally, the gear I recommend you use:

Arai or Shoei helmet - this will help protect your dome when you miscalculate.
Neck brace - your choice, but Leatt, A-Star, or EVS would be best. No neck rolls
Chest protector - your choice
Tank Top
Shorts
A-Stars Tech 10's

That should do it! Good Luck.
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txmxer 5/17/2010 6:58am
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JB 19 5/17/2010 6:58am
5/17/2010 6:58am Edited Date/Time 5/17/2010 7:02am
For 70 footers on a 125 I like to be in 3rd gear about 3/4 throttle, then about when I begin to sit down going up the jump face is when I hit the nitrous.



Everyone is different, that's just what works for me.

BTW- Make sure you are wearing your sandles from your avatar pic....when you break your legs the sandles will be much easier to deal with than big stiff riding boots.
TriRacer27 5/17/2010 7:32am
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txmxer wrote:
this: [img]https://images.buycostumes.com/mgen/merchandiser/38910.jpg[/img]
this:



Hahahaha I can picture a seat bounce in one of these!

70 easy. Vertical feet.
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STBY 5/17/2010 7:45am
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If you don't know, you shouldn't jump it!!!
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I agree. Come to think about it, I once knew of a land called Eatonville that was below a mountain called Mt. Rainer. There was a...
I agree. Come to think about it, I once knew of a land called Eatonville that was below a mountain called Mt. Rainer. There was a place called Longmire and Ashford along the way.
Thats funny, the Hawaii to Eatonville connection!
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Torco1 5/17/2010 8:42am
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Just make sure to clear the candles when hitting that table top.

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AG791 5/17/2010 8:54am
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well if its over 65 ft your gonna need to install the aftermarket "purple Power band" the purple one is meant for jumping table tops only. make sure you dont jump any doubles with it equipped
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Tiki 5/17/2010 9:20am
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honda862 wrote:
whats a good gear to hit it in?
also any tips

AWESOME! You got the helmet so you are at least smart enough to know that.

I would say haul ass up to the jump, get as close to 5th as possible and let it roll. See where you land. If you are short, you know to get on the gas.

Can you hit it straight on? Do you have to hit it from the track? Do a practice run from the side of the track and get a feeling for it.

Most of all. This is paramount. Meaning you absolutely must do this part!

GET IT ON VIDEO and post it on youtube!
BornA'Lil2Slow 5/17/2010 9:45am
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STBY wrote:
If you don't know, you shouldn't jump it!!!
x11,000
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mx295 5/17/2010 9:49am
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I say PIN IT TO WIN IT!!!
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Sanchez 5/17/2010 9:50am
5/17/2010 9:50am Edited Date/Time 4/17/2016 10:52pm
3rd gear, half throttle. Before doing so, however, remove your float bowl drain screw, stick a #2 pencil into the main jet & snap the tip off...you'll get awesome low-end.
DanDunes818 5/17/2010 10:10am
5/17/2010 10:10am
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3rd gear, half throttle. Before doing so, however, remove your float bowl drain screw, stick a #2 pencil into the main jet & snap the tip...
3rd gear, half throttle. Before doing so, however, remove your float bowl drain screw, stick a #2 pencil into the main jet & snap the tip off...you'll get awesome low-end.
x2... Best advice of the whole thread right here. Not too many people know about the #2 pencil trick.. That's old school.
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Cygnus 5/17/2010 10:39am
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Jimmy might have a compound fracture. Jimmy's going into shock.
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DrSweden 5/17/2010 11:27am
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Shouldn't be a problem with 70 ft table. Here's an old vid of me doing a 85 ft on a CR125. 4 gear 60 % throttle!


Yeah, I'm slow I know! Smile


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hoppsan 5/17/2010 11:34am
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There is no need to worry, just pin it and go.




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Torco1 5/17/2010 11:36am
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Cygnus wrote:
Jimmy might have a compound fracture. Jimmy's going into shock.
Haha.........Jimmy's going to get you Kramer. Jimmy holds a grudge.

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mx295 5/17/2010 11:37am
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hoppsan wrote:
There is no need to worry, just pin it and go.




Even if he made the "landing" he still would have wrecked.
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sxf138 5/17/2010 11:39am
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70ft? 0n a cr125, i think 7th gear shoud be enough.
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Cygnus wrote:
Jimmy might have a compound fracture. Jimmy's going into shock.
Torco1 wrote:
Haha.........Jimmy's going to get you Kramer. Jimmy holds a grudge.
"Jimmy's real sweet on you!"
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DanDunes818 5/17/2010 12:05pm
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hoppsan wrote:
There is no need to worry, just pin it and go.




mx295 wrote:
Even if he made the "landing" he still would have wrecked.
What the fuck was this guy thinking? Well his # is 420 so he probably wasn't thinking. But seriously that's gotta be like 100+ Ft with a 3 ft mound of dirt for the landing. That is one of the most insane things i've seen is a while. I can't believe he got up from the 1st attempt and decided trying it again was a great idea. The 2nd attempt basically looked like one of those circus people getting shot out of a cannon minus the landing net. I seriously couldn't see MC being able to time that well enough to hit the landing.
project racer 5/17/2010 12:15pm
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I think he chose the wrong gear.

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uk125250 5/17/2010 12:38pm
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danman wrote:
Personally, the gear I recommend you use: Arai or Shoei helmet - this will help protect your dome when you miscalculate. Neck brace - your choice...
Personally, the gear I recommend you use:

Arai or Shoei helmet - this will help protect your dome when you miscalculate.
Neck brace - your choice, but Leatt, A-Star, or EVS would be best. No neck rolls
Chest protector - your choice
Tank Top
Shorts
A-Stars Tech 10's

That should do it! Good Luck.
Do neck rolls cause injuries or something?
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Wide open in neutral!!
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Jakes Dad 5/17/2010 1:23pm
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super rat wrote:
70 florida feet?
No here's "Florida 70 feet".
TriRacer27 5/17/2010 1:33pm
5/17/2010 1:33pm
hoppsan wrote:
There is no need to worry, just pin it and go.




mx295 wrote:
Even if he made the "landing" he still would have wrecked.
DanDunes818 wrote:
What the fuck was this guy thinking? Well his # is 420 so he probably wasn't thinking. But seriously that's gotta be like 100+ Ft with...
What the fuck was this guy thinking? Well his # is 420 so he probably wasn't thinking. But seriously that's gotta be like 100+ Ft with a 3 ft mound of dirt for the landing. That is one of the most insane things i've seen is a while. I can't believe he got up from the 1st attempt and decided trying it again was a great idea. The 2nd attempt basically looked like one of those circus people getting shot out of a cannon minus the landing net. I seriously couldn't see MC being able to time that well enough to hit the landing.
That's one of the dumbest things I've seen in a LONG time.

Seriously, I just wonder how anyone can picture that going right in their head? How on earth do you have such little common sense?

WOW!
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danman 5/17/2010 1:37pm
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danman wrote:
Personally, the gear I recommend you use: Arai or Shoei helmet - this will help protect your dome when you miscalculate. Neck brace - your choice...
Personally, the gear I recommend you use:

Arai or Shoei helmet - this will help protect your dome when you miscalculate.
Neck brace - your choice, but Leatt, A-Star, or EVS would be best. No neck rolls
Chest protector - your choice
Tank Top
Shorts
A-Stars Tech 10's

That should do it! Good Luck.
uk125250 wrote:
Do neck rolls cause injuries or something?
No, they are so big that when you are done eating them, they leave you feeling bloated and not so good. You really don't want to feel like that when jumping 70'.
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rmpilot 5/17/2010 4:03pm
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honda862 wrote:
whats a good gear to hit it in?
also any tips
i think your right, i tried doing that one time and it felt like i was was having a baby and i just plain ate it doing a triple on my rupp.

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