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Chris172 Added a reply to RV training at Lommel
3/20/2015 7:33am Thought a few might appreciate it. Like you say, defiantly got it down to a fine art.
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Chris172 Added a reply to RV training at Lommel
3/20/2015 3:27am Hoping RV can hold his own at lommel, top 3 would be a good result and should be good enough if the rest of the season goes his way. Cool video of Jeffrey Herlings showing how it's done for anyone that hasn't seen it.
What a total dickhead. I'm a Brit and I actually want RV to win, just because I think he deserves it for having the balls to try and take on the world in their back yard. But Americans like you are the reason that a lot of Brits and euros want RV to fail miserably, because you are a total...
Chris172 Started a new thread 2014 KXF 250 Suspension
10/15/2014 11:25am Hi, wondering if anyone can help me with this. Me and my mate bought 2 kxf250s a few months ago, both got them at the same time and rode them roughly the same amount of hours. The forks on mine are super hard and the rear suspension seems to kick up when leaving the lip of jumps. Where as his...
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Chris172 Added a reply to 2014 KXF 250 Suspension
10/15/2014 1:56am Rode a much rougher track at the weekend and after both of us riding the bike we both agreed it was unrideable. Hard to describe really but its like the suspension is moving up and down all the time when it is at the top of the stroke, almost like vibrations. Took the forks apart and it looks like there...
Chris172 Added a reply to 2014 KXF 250 Suspension
9/24/2014 1:43am Sorry forgot to mention both bikes are brand new.
Chris172 Started a new thread 2011 CRF 250 Spring Rates
8/26/2013 7:49pm Any recommendations on what spring rates will be good for a 75kg/165lbs intermediate rider. Running the stock ones at the minute and i think the forks are too soft, they feel harsh over bumps but are bottoming when landing jumps and I'm getting quite bad headshake in the fast straights. Race Tech's spring calculator says to use the stock fork...
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