Barcia's engine.....

TerryK
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Edited Date/Time 1/27/2012 1:59am
...guy is my hero. How he gets those engines to stay together for a whole moto is pure genius!
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8/28/2010 7:54pm
no shit. That bike was popping and farting all day. When you see it in person, you realize how tough this guy is on a bike.
8/28/2010 7:56pm
I bet he thanks god every night for his rev limiter. Tongue
8/28/2010 7:56pm
if his am bike could take it why would you doubt a factory bike?

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8/28/2010 8:07pm Edited Date/Time 8/26/2011 5:54pm
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TerryK
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8/28/2010 8:10pm
if his am bike could take it why would you doubt a factory bike?
He had some pretty serious engine failures in the amateurs.
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8/28/2010 8:10pm
Rather keep it pinned and pull the clutch than let off. LMAO
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8/28/2010 8:14pm
I know a guy that used to ride like that, but it was on 2 strokes. He NEVER shut off, just held it pinned and used the clutch. Unreal to watch.
8/28/2010 8:31pm
if his am bike could take it why would you doubt a factory bike?
TerryK wrote:
He had some pretty serious engine failures in the amateurs.
Most AM races last about 10 minutes, not 35 in the roughest conditions possible.
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8/28/2010 9:12pm
calimxer91 wrote:
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Too bad they couldn't work it out for Metty...
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8/28/2010 9:22pm
if his am bike could take it why would you doubt a factory bike?
A stocker bike will out last a full blown race bike any day of the week....But would totally suck on a track racing at that level. Those race motors are made to put in practice + 2 full motos.......then it's a total rebuild!

Why in the hell would you think a factory bike would be good for longevity? They are basically built like a "Bic" lighter.......disposable when you are finished using them. A stock bike is toned down so much compared to what they are "capable" of being.......the factories and guys like Pro circuit and FMF bring out more usable power....but take away the longevity of the motor.
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8/28/2010 10:16pm
TerryK wrote:
...guy is my hero. How he gets those engines to stay together for a whole moto is pure genius!
I'll tell Kibby for you.
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8/29/2010 5:20am Edited Date/Time 8/29/2010 6:12pm
Yeah you don't need to look to know where Justin is on the track......lol.

Love to watch that kid ride, always have.

TV missed his insane pass on Wilson in moto 1, Erin talked about it before the start.
Right before the finish they drop off that hill onto a straight that runs up to the finish jump.

(same spot they showed Wharton going down hard in the moto 1 recap.)

Barcia was right on Wilson and launched down that hill on the outside....WFO...all over the bike.

Lands right beside Dean on the very outside and just powers it along the banners and passes him over the finish........Insane.
8/29/2010 11:00am
if his am bike could take it why would you doubt a factory bike?
jeffro503 wrote:
A stocker bike will out last a full blown race bike any day of the week....But would totally suck on a track racing at that level...
A stocker bike will out last a full blown race bike any day of the week....But would totally suck on a track racing at that level. Those race motors are made to put in practice + 2 full motos.......then it's a total rebuild!

Why in the hell would you think a factory bike would be good for longevity? They are basically built like a "Bic" lighter.......disposable when you are finished using them. A stock bike is toned down so much compared to what they are "capable" of being.......the factories and guys like Pro circuit and FMF bring out more usable power....but take away the longevity of the motor.
exactly built for 2 motos so it should be ale to handle what he has to dish out... there was an article in dirtbike magazine about the gieco teams and they essentially said barcia's motors can handle the kid so no worries...
8/29/2010 12:16pm
there were no riders at the wick yesterday that were easy on their engines. the corner i was standing at, everyone was killing it.
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8/29/2010 5:08pm
Deano and Decotis were screaming there bikes much more than i expected, just about like barcia does.
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8/29/2010 5:49pm
if his am bike could take it why would you doubt a factory bike?
TerryK wrote:
He had some pretty serious engine failures in the amateurs.
he also ran two strokes for most of his amateur career.
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8/29/2010 6:04pm
TerryK wrote:
...guy is my hero. How he gets those engines to stay together for a whole moto is pure genius!
Barcia rides like a man on a mission, like a barreling train, running off the tracks, or a misguided missile that somehow hits the mark. Do we feel sorry for his bike? What about his mechanic or maybe Dean Wilson? I say none of those, we should feel sorry for his competition in 2011 since he shows all the signs of a rider getting ready to rev his engine past the competition and onto the podium.
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8/29/2010 6:06pm
TerryK wrote:
...guy is my hero. How he gets those engines to stay together for a whole moto is pure genius!
Billy Jack wrote:
Barcia rides like a man on a mission, like a barreling train, running off the tracks, or a misguided missile that somehow hits the mark. Do...
Barcia rides like a man on a mission, like a barreling train, running off the tracks, or a misguided missile that somehow hits the mark. Do we feel sorry for his bike? What about his mechanic or maybe Dean Wilson? I say none of those, we should feel sorry for his competition in 2011 since he shows all the signs of a rider getting ready to rev his engine past the competition and onto the podium.
Have you forgotten the rest of this season?He's had a few bright spots but other than that nothing.Dean Wilson is 2011 not Barcia.
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8/29/2010 6:58pm
i agree, wilson will be the lites champ next year.
barcia will be one of those guys wo is alwys there in the top ten and has a occasional great race to podium.
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8/29/2010 7:00pm
its deano
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8/29/2010 7:02pm
Agreed #108 2011 Champ!
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8/29/2010 9:11pm
Didn't he blow an engine at Washougal this year?
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8/29/2010 9:45pm
if his am bike could take it why would you doubt a factory bike?
TerryK wrote:
He had some pretty serious engine failures in the amateurs.
Mx4life320 wrote:
he also ran two strokes for most of his amateur career.
And? Whats the relevance here?
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8/30/2010 8:58am
I've always wondered if maybe they lower Barcia's rev limiter just a little bit so that even though he is always maxed out, WFO, the engine is still within it's safe operating range.
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8/30/2010 9:33am
almost sounded like a smoker!
8/30/2010 10:59am
There are advantages to keeping a four stroke on the boil like that. All that whirring mass keeps the bike stable and less likely to deflect off of things. Barcia may not consciously know why he does that but does it intuitively because it works for him and his on the edge riding style...
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8/30/2010 11:34am
Rattray and Wilson next year will dominate. Also hanny for SX!
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8/30/2010 12:38pm
if his am bike could take it why would you doubt a factory bike?
jeffro503 wrote:
A stocker bike will out last a full blown race bike any day of the week....But would totally suck on a track racing at that level...
A stocker bike will out last a full blown race bike any day of the week....But would totally suck on a track racing at that level. Those race motors are made to put in practice + 2 full motos.......then it's a total rebuild!

Why in the hell would you think a factory bike would be good for longevity? They are basically built like a "Bic" lighter.......disposable when you are finished using them. A stock bike is toned down so much compared to what they are "capable" of being.......the factories and guys like Pro circuit and FMF bring out more usable power....but take away the longevity of the motor.
exactly built for 2 motos so it should be ale to handle what he has to dish out... there was an article in dirtbike magazine about...
exactly built for 2 motos so it should be ale to handle what he has to dish out... there was an article in dirtbike magazine about the gieco teams and they essentially said barcia's motors can handle the kid so no worries...
Not always true. Motoconcepts motors get sent in for a rebuild every 5 races sx and mx. Only one motor has come back before the 5 race schedule rebuild. Vicky Golden is running one of Sipes motors from the sx series. It hasn't been rebuilt since the nationals started.
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8/30/2010 12:42pm
mx295 wrote:
Not always true. Motoconcepts motors get sent in for a rebuild every 5 races sx and mx. Only one motor has come back before the 5...
Not always true. Motoconcepts motors get sent in for a rebuild every 5 races sx and mx. Only one motor has come back before the 5 race schedule rebuild. Vicky Golden is running one of Sipes motors from the sx series. It hasn't been rebuilt since the nationals started.
and that there is the difference between PC, FC and the rest of the teams......

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