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"Lewis’ mic was also not working the entire show. " The holy blessing of the good Lord.

I ride/race XC and XCFs, after suspension setup the rest is a non factor to me. But the thing that I like more than anything is my kickstand. At 155lbs and 57 years old, I have no interest in lifting the bike onto a stand after coming off the track exhausted, in fact I’m not even sure I could anymore.

I ride a KTM XC-F 350 everywhere, track, tight woods, off road, desert. It's basically an SX with a 6 speed, bigger tank, 18" rear and spring forks. I changed the springs for my weight added an XPR tuned vortex ecu and a fan. It's really the best all around bike for me. I have had them all, KTM 300, SX450, KX450 and the XC-F has been the best do it all bike. I spend 70% of the time on tracks the rest of the time racing some NORCS and riding single track etc. The bike is more capable than...

The sport done growed👌

That's his norm. He comes across as all humble when he gets humbled. Does excellent the following round and Doofus boi appears again. Wash rinse repeat.

I rode a 450 for years, recently went back to a 250f, 25 crf 250. Ive been having more fun riding this year than I can even remember. For me, its being able to hold it wide open and bang gears. What a blast. The 250's handle so much better, easier to turn, easier to change direction. Nothing scares me on this bike, it doesnt try to get away from me, and i always feel in control. I cant say that about a 450. My 450's also always felt heavy, like they were being pulled back to the ground by...

I just enjoy 250s, 2 stroke and 4 stroke. Anything bigger and it sucks the fun for me, anything smaller and I realise I’m not 15 any more!

i raced my sons YZ250F a few weeks ago, low hours 2014 bike, loved it , after racing a borrowed 450 the week before. I would love a 350, but i need a 450 for Supermoto, and it would need to do that as well. Best bike i had was my TM300, its a little 500 not a big 250, and was just a joy to ride. I may get another, as i have a new air filter in a bag for one.

After a couple of years off, and 16 previous years on a 450, I bought a '26 KX 250. Ugh... instant regret. After 7 hours, I sold it last Friday and picked up a low-hour 450 sf-x. One ride on it Saturday, and I wasn't even complaining about the stock air forks, just smiling.