Edited Date/Time
10/27/2016 12:30pm
Hey everyone, we've opened up this new section which we'll keep updated with our latest bike and product reviews/evaluations, along with adding the best member reviews we see pop up (If you're interested in reviewing a product, check out our product guide. Don't see the product you want to write a review about? Message me and I'll get it added into the guide).
However, the main reason behind this section is keeping an open discussion about each product, such as if you have any questions or concerns we didn't cover or fully explain in the review. Finally, this is also a good place to throw in your suggestions on what you'd like to see us review or cover down-the-road.
However, the main reason behind this section is keeping an open discussion about each product, such as if you have any questions or concerns we didn't cover or fully explain in the review. Finally, this is also a good place to throw in your suggestions on what you'd like to see us review or cover down-the-road.
As a old beat up vet racer from Arkansas, I would like to know what the vet riders in California wear for under jersey chest/back protection. Also Ive seen some pictures in magazines of both Adam Cianciarulo and Marvin Musquin wearing under jersey protection that look like it had shoulder pads/protection, can you also do a rider survey of what they wear?
Thank you,
Mike
Pretty hard for an average joe to decide which is best and why and not many places to try each one on.
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They used electric motors to spin the chain and checked stretch along with temp and a few other items to come up with real data that could be used to determine the winner.
Product test on an electric start for the KX80 (2014-2024 including the KX100/110) of interest to anyone at Vital?
One of the biggest problems I have with some of the most popular testers today is there is never a negative review. If a product is not working as it should, isn’t an improvement, doesn’t do as intended we should know. I’ve even asked the most popular tester(s) for moto nerds and they won’t do it. I think that’s a disservice to the consumer. They claim it will harm the company. Maybe so, but if the product isn’t up to snuff the public should know.
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