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Nothing self righteous about my posts unless because they differ in opinion from you and others. The self righteous viewpoint is the one that people use to pile on to something they don’t know much about other than a statement they read and a post the other party posted. I do know and have least come in contact with all of them at some point. I have also been involved in race events that we promoted and we worked with Jack himself, although they were years ago. He was cool to work with then but I don’t know about what’s...

I think he should've stopped for fresh goggles at the first chance after tossing the damaged goggles. Why wait until possibly catching a rock in the eye without goggles? He probably could've gotten back to 5th or so and had a fresh start for Moto 2.

With Yamaha....just buy the OEM wheel. It's a good deal and you get all the components. I was in the same boat and was surprised at how cheap stock was. Other than that.....Faster USA wheels did well for me.

I’ve said this for a while. It’s crazy how much better he seems to ride when he is far and away the fastest guy on the track. When he gets challenged is when those pesky front end tucks start showing up. It was like clockwork in Tampa. Malcolm gets close to showing him a wheel and boom, down.

Smith is doing better at Triumph than he did at the all-mighty Star Racing..

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Yes. I was told the bike had all the updates performed to it. I also ordered a 49T sprocket. Once these Pirellis are used up I’m going to put a 110 rear on for sure.

Pulled the trigger today. $7607 out the door at Romney Cycles. Already ordered that carbon skid plate from the UK and some SKDA numbers. Taking it out Sunday for its first ride. I’m stoked!

Was on 250f for about five years until I rode a buddies 350 in 2017 when I was looking to buy a new bike. I was at the dealership that week. Went to a 450 sxf a couple years later and rode it for a season. Good bike just not really for me. Had to change my riding style. Bought another 350 and took both the 450 and 350 to the track and felt much better on the 350. On my fourth 350 now and love em. Will say the latest KTM 450 isn’t far off on feel as they...

A dealer near me has them for $7600 plus tax. I am very tempted to go pick one up.

When you get old you go backwards. 450 10 years ago, 350 5 years ago, with a 250 up this summer and likely till I stop (again). Gonna be 62 and HP is not king with me.

Im a big guy, more than 250 lbs. I rode a kx450 from 2019 until 2022, a yz250f from 2022 until 2024, and a kx450 from september of 24 to current. I ride mostly off road, east coast woods/hare scrambles/single track. When i had my 250f i loved it but found myself missing the 450 sometimes. Now that im back on the 450, i find myself missing the 250f most times. I REALLY liked that i could twist the 250f harder and longer, it felt like i was going faster and in turn provided more smiles per mile. The 450...