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Exactly.

Four-strokes are NOT better, they are given a ridiculous double-displacement advantage. These will go down as the dark ages of MX, being that MX Sports keeps in place in professional racing that ridiculous "Double-Displacement" rule, inadvertently killing the BEST PLATFORM ever designed, the 250cc Two Stroke. Photo Credit: Simon Cudby / RacerX

Fair point my man, but without the YZ400f do you think Honda would've ploughed on with the CRF? It's definitely interesting to speculate!

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Soooo . My number one go to guy just found this lot for me .. ex team spares on its way to me . so stoked . Some will go onto the bike , some for future use ??

This is my current one on

Yes sir. I’m a Cooper fan, so it’s the Coopdeville with a swink full works engine.

What a JOKE. Look at the death numbers....of course there’s a spike when you test more and more people. Jesus should we go test an entire college for STDs or something and then cancel school cus there’s a spike? What a joke of a world we live in

Ralph is the voice of supercross. If he's not relevant in supercross than I don't know who is.

Hes significantly more relevant than you or anyone else here.

"Game Changer," or "The Bike That Ruined Motocross?"

THIS!!!^^^^ I have been so damn curious for so damn long about HOW, IN THE WORLD, some of you who post on here can possibly muster the courage to straddle a motocross bike, start it up, put it in gear, let out the clutch, and aim it toward a motocross track with an intent to race it. I mean, good lord, some of you seem petrified to the point of immobility of facing even the slimmest chance of contracting the virus, and yet - AND YET - you're (supposedly) voluntarily involved in a sport that comes with a written guarantee...

I find it interesting that some of the people on this forum ride dirt bikes. Riding is dangerous, you can die and have permanent disabilities. There are many ways to have any one of these dangers happen to any of us at any time, everyday. People can be extreme in both directions with their thoughts and actions. I am an adult and aware of the virus around us. Am I going to put my life on hold till someone tells me it is safe to live? Absolutely not! I will be careful as possible and be aware of my surrounds...

Dear down-voters, stay hidden away in your homes. Don’t expose yourselves and comply with whatever your governor says. Fear & ignorance are, both, worse than cancer. Honestly? I feel sorry for you.

When I have a parts order come in like that, I I immediately verify all parts are correct & what I ordered, then label each part bag with a sharpie. I then compare new part to old, if it can be done. I also use zip lock plastic bags during teardown to separate sub assemblies. Then just work on each sub assembly at a time, this keeps me organized. With everything labeled and separated I can take a month off and still come back and know right where I was with the build.

Awesome.....a target to look forward to. This stay at home crap needs to end and we need to get back to work and play.

Should’ve just ran it in the fall... Trying to rush into this just seems like a cluster fuck of uncertainties and now we get two shitty schedules instead of just one.

Never enough bikes....wife comes out and counts them every time I get another one....we both laugh...I have sold a few this year....maybe it’s me, but I enjoy working on the old bikes, but not my modern bikes.... 1. 2019.5 Ktm 450 sx FE 2. 2018 ktm 250 sx 3. 1997 Honda CR125R 4. 1996 Honda CR250R 5. 1993 Honda CR125R 6. 1993 Yamaha yz250 7. 1992 Suzuki Rm250 8. 1992 Suzuki Rm250 ... 9. 1990 Kawasaki Kx 500 10. 1989 Kawasaki Kx 250 11. 1989 Honda Cr250 12. 1988 Suzuki Rm250 13.1987 Suzuki Rm 125 14.1984 Suzuki Rm 250 15.1982...

I can see why you don't ride that '78, that thing is beautiful.

Here you go.