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Levi’s style lends to the rear being low. He’s often off the back of the bike. It’s almost impossible for us to judge stuff on tv. Do we know how hours day had been set previously? Are they actually running lower or is it what we think we see?
I don't think I saw his forks compress the entire 1st moto, it honestly was shocking. Moto 2 looked like they changed the bias a little, more towards normal Levi.
Ok, not trying to be rude, but what’s your point? You are guessing on set up changes they may or may not have made, without having any baseline knowledge of where they started or how the bike is set up. Or even knowing what Levi is feeling with the bike and what he would like to improve.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZODhipTGW4
Hymas at 0:42 Kitchen at 1:07
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I think it solves the Sexton and Prado mystery with the Kawasaki. They stand a lot and rely on predominatly front wheel for cornering. If the bike is twitchy, they aren't going to be able to trust it in corners.
They would have to rake it out to get more stability (Like Levi).
But a more twitchy chassis would work well for riders that sit more and keeping their weight back (Marchbanks)
Not sure what this proves. They are in slightly different parts of the track 5-6 feet off and what they did over the previous bumps will affect how they are loading the suspension (or not) on the subsequent bumps.
that's why I included the video, Hymas bottoms like a normal setup. This screen grab of Levi is the lowest the forks compressed in that section, but you can see the rear bottoming so it's not like he found a magic rut.
Didn't have to search hard, this was literally the first non-drone shot I could find. Like I said, looked raaaaaked the entire moto 1.
Levi is carrying noticeably less speed and evidence by Hymas airing off the roller and kitchen keeping his wheels on the ground.
He may have had a bad setup moto 1. Maybe his forks were stiff or too much sag or any multitude of other setup decisions. We don’t know.
There can be an identical chassis on the two bikes but one would handle wildly different based on the size of the motor. You can’t use a 250 to prove your point here.
Perhaps that's why Sexton tried Kitchen's setup but didnt stick with it. Helped a little but didnt translate directly to the 450.
Also explains how Chase won A2? but didnt stick with the setup, it worked fine if he could take his time and ride the main like but makes it difficult to get into the flow and make passes if you're not able to corner how you like.
Is Club even racing outdoors? Cant remember anyone upfront this season but maybe I’m not paying close enough attention. To me the team has a lot of resources but really hasn’t done a ton except in regional SX where the talent is split in half.
They just benched Simonson from outdoors so he can get ready for WSX.
super impressed with his results and hes clearly go the confidence. probably from heavy weights. ya, your gonna get arm pump. nothing new here. seems like a trainer would keep a guy from draining himself? He clearly doesnt listen to advice
not knowing how to do laundry at 19 is not a flex..
Anyone hear of the CS to Kove with a high dollar Temu title sponsor?
Guessing a joke on a video. Prol AI
Prol could get a lot of money however.
Coty Shock got injured b4 the season. I was going to pick a rider to root for to make it more fun. So I picked Coty & he never raced. I think he woukd hv done well.
Shame this is hidden all the way down at the bottom of page 2 lol this is an absolute gem of a comment
A bit harsh...dark comedy for sure...but I give a tip of my comedy visor.
I read a lot of comments on here before I listened to his segment on Pulp, and I was expecting MUCH harsher comments on Club and a disrespectful kid regarding the team personnel thing. I heard neither.
He took just as much accountability for the Club split as he put on them, and he was already apologetic about not knowing the team managers name.
Awkward kid? Definitely. But he knows exactly who he is and he didn't try to make a huge change to fit in at a team/facility that wasn't going to workout anyway.
I'm here for anyone with the talent to top-5 a 450 national moto after asking to take a selfie with Mookie on the line beforehand.
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If you're talking about snacks, I don't think Chase will be interested. But his dad certainly will...
If I'm not mistaken, the set-up was taken from Kitchens 450 that he practices with, not his 250.
What bar bend is that?
Renthal RM-Low Asymmetrical Extra Low/Low. They didn't sell very well so that bend was discontinued.
I must have missed the part where I was upset .
I'm pretty sure he was experimenting with road race clip-on handlebars. Didn't catch on for moto.
Having spent many years at ClubMX, I felt his pain when he shared his struggles with fitting in and feeling alone at the facility. From the outside looking in, most people assume it's Disneyland for dirtbikes, but in layman's terms it's a lot like high school on steroids; let's just say having a group of high strung, ego driven, hyper competitive, spoiled kids living on the same property together can be mentally taxing for a grown adult, let alone children. Full disclaimer, this isn't mutually exclusive to ClubMX and is an issue with most reputable training facilities.
Be that as it may, his relatability diminished as he delved further into why he stopped racing. He leads with "I know my body better than anyone" (when he's was barely a legal adult) and then switches to "my body was shutting down" a few minutes later. Through all of his health struggles he didn't once question that he was responsible for his well being, yet is eager to blame everyone else for how things went. I can understand some of the resentment but he went about it rather poorly.
I liked his initial character and care-free attitude, even the Chase comment was pretty funny. Massive respect to anyone turning pro without the help of a factory team. His interview was going great, but he lost me with his bitterness.
He'll grow and learn. He's just a kid. I'll be rooting for him 🤘
I’m pumped for the kid, I also agree with Camo’s assessment. I also remember the early ’90s when I left my parent’s house and thought I knew everything. I figured out later that I didn’t know shit.
But does he know how to submit a W-9 to get payout?
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