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Duckdiver Added a reply to Stark Varg Racing Debut
11/12/2023 6:51pm I thought the same thing but for surrons; as could use a smaller space. was thinking using a large empty retail space or industrial warehouse. could rent and sell them there; plus fees to use the track and quick-charging stations.
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Duckdiver Added a reply to Stark Varg Day 1
11/5/2023 9:07pm MTB front is left and rear is right.
Duckdiver Added a reply to Stark Varg Day 1
11/5/2023 8:29pm does the varg allow lock on grips? or does the throttle tube only accept standard grips? thx! and congrats on the Varg! Mine is scheduled for January! Cannot wait!
Duckdiver Added a reply to MX 'must see' stops in SoCal
10/25/2023 9:21pm You could take the 5 North and get off at Beach Cities exit in OC at Dana Point; cruise up the PCH to Laguna Beach, check out TLD store and walk around main beach, have lunch, etc.. Then take PCH up to Newport Beach, maybe cruise Balboa Island or harbor and then stop by 3 Bros Racing. Then can take...
sf702/410 Liked a reply to forum topic Front end going high sometimes over jumps help!
12/24/2022 10:21am
Counterintuitive, but weight forward over the handle bar, when standing. Steady throttle or accelerating, keeping legs extended or even compressing suspension through face and takeoff. Imagine you're pulling th e bike through the jump and leading it to the path you want. Once left jump, let your body lead the bike where you need it. And squeeze the bike with your knees, keeping eyes up and down track instead of right on fender or what's immediately in your path. If sitting, squeeze that bike hard with knees and carry less momentum and accelerate hard in the face, otherwise it'll want...
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Duckdiver Added a reply to KTM brand new bike problems
12/6/2022 9:12pm I recently bought a '23 TC125; and after a few weeks in the garage (not on a stand), the fork sucked down. I had no idea what was going on. I put on stand, removed both bleeder screws (left and right sides) and tons of air released and the fork expanded all the way. I then put the screws back...