Another Coffin-Nail For Four-Strokes

Rupert X
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Edited Date/Time 1/27/2012 4:34pm

Your days are dwindling, oh-overpriced-machines-clanging-with-valve-trains-and-other-

expensive schnizzle-I-know-nothing-about.

Two local lads, tired of taking out loans to repair their 08 RMZ450 and 09 KX450F have

purchased YZ250's.

One of these kids I'll call Dack Zeeland and the other R.J.Tartshorn (to protect their identities...)

Anyway, one picked up an 09 YZ250 and the other a gently worn 06 YZ250.

Their smiles have returned and their wallets are back in tune.

* I'll probably see these varmints out there today, as I saunter about on the 250F or KX 144 - or perhaps one of two XR-80s we recently acquired. I like all folks and all strokes.
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KAWboy14
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8/22/2010 8:24am
the simplest fix for a 450 fourstroke is running race fuel! smooth as butter!
DrSweden
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8/22/2010 8:29am
Later on I will by a YZ250 to see what the buzz is about, but I will keep my 250F parallel so no mistake will be made to which to keep! Smile
Rupert X
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8/22/2010 8:45am


Josh Grant just assisted in the demise of the four-bangers.

Everybody is busting out Ratio-Rites, doing the mixed-gas dance and

shakin' fuel cans to the carnivorous beat of Wang-Chung.

All across the fruity plains.

And hey, everybody Wang-Chung tonight.
LIVEWIRE
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8/22/2010 9:06am
Yesterday at the track,. I pulled into the pits and parked. Looked to my left seen a 04 KX 125, looked to my right and seen a CR250R, I proceeded to unload a 09 YZ 250.

Wang -Chung, lilly lilly ling ling, wang wang - dung.

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worcsracer808
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8/22/2010 9:10am
KAWboy14 wrote:
the simplest fix for a 450 fourstroke is running race fuel! smooth as butter!
problem is money is an issue with alot of riders so it's hard to eat up cash by the tankful with race gas
calimxer91
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8/22/2010 9:16am Edited Date/Time 8/26/2011 5:40pm
Rupert X wrote:
Your days are dwindling, oh-overpriced-machines-clanging-with-valve-trains-and-other- expensive schnizzle-I-know-nothing-about. Two local lads, tired of taking out loans to repair their 08 RMZ450 and 09 KX450F have purchased YZ250's...

Your days are dwindling, oh-overpriced-machines-clanging-with-valve-trains-and-other-

expensive schnizzle-I-know-nothing-about.

Two local lads, tired of taking out loans to repair their 08 RMZ450 and 09 KX450F have

purchased YZ250's.

One of these kids I'll call Dack Zeeland and the other R.J.Tartshorn (to protect their identities...)

Anyway, one picked up an 09 YZ250 and the other a gently worn 06 YZ250.

Their smiles have returned and their wallets are back in tune.

* I'll probably see these varmints out there today, as I saunter about on the 250F or KX 144 - or perhaps one of two XR-80s we recently acquired. I like all folks and all strokes.
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3D
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8/22/2010 9:17am
I just bought a 1998 YZ125 and realized that bikes have not come that far in 12 years. That thing is slimmer, lighter, and more fun than I ever thought I would have on it. I just got done ordering some parts now that I know I'm keeping it. Yesterday I had a blast smoking everyone at the track(practice hero) on a $750 dinosaur. I must admit though, I did smoke the clutch. I'm a 34 year old mid level expert rider, and that bike made me smile big..
YZBooster
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8/22/2010 9:53am
Rupert, I have a few flavors a YZ450F, YZ250R and a YZ125R. Last week I took the '05 125 (my son's old bike) out to the track; although it is truly not set up for me, what a blast that thing is to ride! In fact, I recently did the Pala test the new 2011 KTM ride, and the funnest and smile crackin bike out there was the new KTM 150. And, I heard that from a lot of riders. As the newbies would say - That thing is SSSIIIICCKKK!
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8/22/2010 10:28am
YZBooster wrote:
Rupert, I have a few flavors a YZ450F, YZ250R and a YZ125R. Last week I took the '05 125 (my son's old bike) out to the...
Rupert, I have a few flavors a YZ450F, YZ250R and a YZ125R. Last week I took the '05 125 (my son's old bike) out to the track; although it is truly not set up for me, what a blast that thing is to ride! In fact, I recently did the Pala test the new 2011 KTM ride, and the funnest and smile crackin bike out there was the new KTM 150. And, I heard that from a lot of riders. As the newbies would say - That thing is SSSIIIICCKKK!
SSSIIIICCKKK!
Overdrive
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8/22/2010 10:33am
LIVEWIRE wrote:
Yesterday at the track,. I pulled into the pits and parked. Looked to my left seen a 04 KX 125, looked to my right and seen...
Yesterday at the track,. I pulled into the pits and parked. Looked to my left seen a 04 KX 125, looked to my right and seen a CR250R, I proceeded to unload a 09 YZ 250.

Wang -Chung, lilly lilly ling ling, wang wang - dung.
Sounds like you had some fun in the Hot tub time machine the night before! You know its bad when you start seeing day glow pink seat covers.
Jefro98
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8/22/2010 10:38am Edited Date/Time 8/22/2010 10:39am
I have never owned a 4stroke.

To much fun with 2 strokes.

Not that I'm riding a lot lately, but still...
bullpen58
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8/22/2010 12:39pm
I'm thinking of trading in my YZ450 for a 1986 CR500. That would be so fun and easy to ride. It's so "flickable".
MX7MX
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8/22/2010 12:51pm
you guys can keep your "fun" and your "nostalgia" I'll stick to the valved machines!
CamP
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8/22/2010 1:14pm
MX7MX wrote:
you guys can keep your "fun" and your "nostalgia" I'll stick to the valved machines!
Ignorance is bliss.
teggers
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8/22/2010 1:21pm
I say it again. A $5000 updated CR500, no fancy anything....just a solid 2 St that is not 250lbs.
8/22/2010 1:24pm
KAWboy14 wrote:
the simplest fix for a 450 fourstroke is running race fuel! smooth as butter!
Apparently you didn't get the memo, there is an easier fix for the 4-choke, craigslist!!!

Where else can you get rid of a pile, and get a sweet sounding machine!!!

It's like one stop shoppingWink
8/22/2010 1:26pm Edited Date/Time 8/22/2010 1:27pm
MX7MX wrote:
you guys can keep your "fun" and your "nostalgia" I'll stick to the valved machines!
I'll tell ya where you can "stick" your valves!
loftyair
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8/22/2010 1:30pm
A guy in the 40+ runs a yz125. He doesn't get the start, but runs 'em down, of course you can barely hear that thing, until he's a few bikelengths ahead, then close your eyes and listen to that sweet sound and smell, ahhh. I can go alot faster on 450, but get bored quick, then get the yz125 out and it is so much fun, only thing stopping me is me!
`ol Ger
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8/22/2010 1:32pm
Super Rupert strikes again !
ReedyMX
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8/22/2010 2:00pm
I hate it when i am at my local track and get passed by a 125 when i am on my 450.
Makes me want to buy a 2 stroke just so i can have fun passing dudes on 4 strokes.
There is no mistaking one when they are behind you wannggg.
MX558
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ReedyMX wrote:
I hate it when i am at my local track and get passed by a 125 when i am on my 450. Makes me want to...
I hate it when i am at my local track and get passed by a 125 when i am on my 450.
Makes me want to buy a 2 stroke just so i can have fun passing dudes on 4 strokes.
There is no mistaking one when they are behind you wannggg.
The bike isn't the reason your being passed. lol
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8/22/2010 2:15pm
MX7MX wrote:
you guys can keep your "fun" and your "nostalgia" I'll stick to the valved machines!
Hey my lawnmower is a four stoke vavled flat head! Tongue
MX7MX
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8/22/2010 3:30pm
4 strokes are here to stay, 2 strokes are done, they arent being produced anymore, get over it, move along, stop racing and riding if you don't like it!
sdfog1
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8/22/2010 3:38pm
Just got back from a day of ridng on my KTM 200 two stroke, which I race at the expert/A level locally. Also, I have a 250f mod race bike, guess which one I'm selling or trading in! The fart mahine! I don't enjoy riding it nearly as much, I feel slower on it unless the track is just super slick and even then I still like the two stroke. Looking at getting a two fitty smoker to replace it. Braaaaapp!!!
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8/22/2010 3:56pm
MX7MX wrote:
4 strokes are here to stay, 2 strokes are done, they arent being produced anymore, get over it, move along, stop racing and riding if you...
4 strokes are here to stay, 2 strokes are done, they arent being produced anymore, get over it, move along, stop racing and riding if you don't like it!
they are still being poduced you bone head..and by the way I got promoted out of the plus 30 novice class riding a KDX 220... so 4fiddy that !!!!.... so if you need twice the displacment to be competitive well good for you ,you sorry loser. it is not about the arrow it's about the indian,, and by the way the plus 30 class at lorretta lynns was won by a guy on a 125 tw stroke. so light your pipe and 2smoke that MX7MX ...so that said,, peace out , GOD BLESS and I hope you have fun with whatever arrow you choose.....<><
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8/22/2010 3:56pm
MX7MX wrote:
4 strokes are here to stay, 2 strokes are done, they arent being produced anymore, get over it, move along, stop racing and riding if you...
4 strokes are here to stay, 2 strokes are done, they arent being produced anymore, get over it, move along, stop racing and riding if you don't like it!
they are still being poduced you bone head..and by the way I got promoted out of the plus 30 novice class riding a KDX 220... so 4fiddy that !!!!.... so if you need twice the displacment to be competitive well good for you ,you sorry loser. it is not about the arrow it's about the indian,, and by the way the plus 30 class at lorretta lynns was won by a guy on a 125 tw stroke. so light your pipe and 2smoke that MX7MX ...so that said,, peace out , GOD BLESS and I hope you have fun with whatever arrow you choose.....<><
MX7MX
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8/22/2010 4:16pm
so you pick ONE class where a 2 stroke wins when how many classes were won at Lorettas Lynns this year???? So put that in YOUR pipe and smoke it pussycat!
CamP
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8/22/2010 4:30pm Edited Date/Time 8/22/2010 4:32pm
MX7MX wrote:
so you pick ONE class where a 2 stroke wins when how many classes were won at Lorettas Lynns this year???? So put that in YOUR...
so you pick ONE class where a 2 stroke wins when how many classes were won at Lorettas Lynns this year???? So put that in YOUR pipe and smoke it pussycat!
17 of 32 classes at LL's were won by two strokes.
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Japan-AMA made bucho bucks off you Americanites........

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