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luckynino Added a reply to How to watch WSX

8/9/2026 6:37am
I'd like to add motoworldtv.com where you can get season passes for all different MX/SX series with replays etc......the full WSX season costs 20£ = 25 US$

luckynino Added a comment about bike check 1996 Honda CR125R

10/31/2025 7:47am
Awesome looking bike man-congrats! However for me personally such vintage bikes need to be equipped with age-correct parts. So the forks and rear shock and also the black rims are not perfect.I repeat - that's just my opinion but i understand: awesome looking and if the suspensions are tailord for the 125 thy sure might be an upgrade. Then i see 160 main?? That's a 36 PWK you have there, correct? If so that's the biggest restrictor you can possibly have on that HPP engine.These engines need a 38mm carburetor and i personally use 200 mains...just saying
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luckynino Added a comment about feature Tested | Scar Titanium Gripper Footpegs

10/23/2024 4:06am
I'd like to mention that with just minor modification (filing about 1mm at the stop) the YZ/YZF models also fit older Honda CRs. I have them mounted on my 1989 CR 125 where they replace the tiny steel pegs that brake your ankle by just looking at them
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luckynino Added a reply to 1990 VRP Mugen 125 - rebuilt

2/25/2024 9:50pm
Ok-here we go...preparation for this years italian vintage championship. I just went to a new track i've never been to in Trofarello / Italy. What a nice track that was and i took full profit early sunday morning to be the first out on a perfectly prepped track using one of my '89 Mugen Honda 125s....that thing is a rocketship...

Gryz13 Liked a reply to forum topic Honda CR125R ‘87

11/8/2023 1:29pm
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luckynino Added a reply to Who had the best looking bike of all time?

10/25/2023 7:06am
I throw in my aluminium framed '89 VRP Mugen Honda CR 125 which i used in the swiss championships. It was way ahead of the time with its italian VRP aluminium chassis, gas tank, rear subframe-airbox combo, swingarm.The engine had a Mugen kit, Mugen USD forks, Mugen rear shock...a rocketship!

Rosso391 Liked a reply to forum topic Can we make the jumps more challenging for Pro's!

10/14/2023 8:02am
Leave the jumps the same and only ride 2 strokes indoors. 125's and 250's. Watch all that talent get put to use again.
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MotoRard713 Liked a reply to forum topic Can we make the jumps more challenging for Pro's!

10/14/2023 8:02am
Hop on a 125
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luckynino Added a reply to When modern meets Vintage

8/3/2023 7:06am
Already in 2018 some Factory GP Teams tried similar air inlets: Kawasaki and TM....inspired by VRP Dixon Racing Kawasaki: TM did the same on Samuele Bernardinis Factory 250

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8/3/2023 12:36am
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luckynino Started a new thread When modern meets Vintage

8/2/2023 11:36pm
Cool to see that the MXGP Factory Yamahas of the WILVO-Team now feature these RAM-Air airbox covers....just like the VRP aluminium gas tanks for Honda CRs back in '88 / '89 (VRP = Verona Racing Parts from Italy) Now let's have a look at my 1989 VRP Mugen Honda CR 125....those air-channels in the gas tank get feeded through the...
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luckynino Added a reply to Lightest Motocross Tubes Ever?

7/25/2023 11:51pm
Hard to tell since i'm actually using them paired to some tires i usually never-ever would use. Usually i'm using Pirelli MX32s front & rear almost all year long but on my "do-it-all" practice bike i just tried some intermediate tires since lately i'm practicing on hardpack terrain only. I just though i'd give other tires a try instead of...

luckynino Added a reply to Lightest Motocross Tubes Ever?

7/25/2023 9:58am
Just a little update: i have now 3 rides under my belt using these innertubes and so far no problems. The valves are red colour so it's easy to see who mounts such tubes... Installation was easy, they are still thicker than the bicycle tubes i mentioned before so they aren't finicky to install as i thought they would be...

luckynino Added a reply to Lightest Motocross Tubes Ever?

7/10/2023 2:40pm
Yes - they are made by Tubolito and the material is obviously slightly thicker than on bicycle tubes. I already mounted a front innertube...i will try them out as soon as possible. I don't see why they should fail. As shown the material is super-durable and much more resistant than your regular butyl innertube....just like 4 times lighter than a...

luckynino Added a reply to Lightest Motocross Tubes Ever?

7/10/2023 2:52am
As mentioned beforehand there are "Patch-Kits" for these tubes. Tubolito offers its own kit for like 5$ for their bicycle tubes. They come with small and also larger patches which should big enough if you should have to repair a "snakebite" on these MX tubes.

luckynino Added a reply to Lightest Motocross Tubes Ever?

7/10/2023 1:41am
They're here... 21" front: 131g 19" rear: 154g Just for comparison reasons i also show a regular , lightweight (!) 21" MX front innertube ...check the weight and size difference! 21"