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Exactly what i have been saying, it has shit to do with "mental" for a guy at that top level. Get the settings and chassi right and he will win. Get it wrong and you are not even top 5.
Can we drop the whole "it is mental and all about confidence"? Because all bikes are so good these days it does not matter how you set them up....
Exactly what i have been saying, it has shit to do with "mental" for a guy at that top level. Get the settings and chassi right and he will win. Get it wrong and you are not even top 5.
Can we drop the whole "it is mental and all about confidence"? Because all bikes are so good these days it does not matter how you set them up....
he said it himself, he was confy and fast in the off season, but you can only know how a bike works at race speed if you race...now people forget about how a "turd" they called the rmz250....i think you have to be a great racer to change the bike and get it right in just a few races, a bad set up can mess with your confidence, so i think justin has turned things around quite fast, dont forget there is no data to follow, no one else as rode the rmz250 at sxwin speed for a lot of years...
so my hat's off for justin !!!! keep up the good work....
The Shop
Those yellow bikes go really really fast with that set up.
I agree
Previously you claimed that a “few” clicker adjustments for Tomac in the mechanics area equates to him magically cutting three seconds off his lap time.
Just stop.
Would not call it major. Major is for me if he goes from air to spring or switch suspension brands. This is somewhere in the middle, Musquin changes for final, which i hope to get more info on was minor since he still used his base setup but then tweaked it a bit. Most likely just clickers.
3 clicks on both fork legs on WP Cone valve as i run (or also on the 52mm), or Ohlins and you might as well has revalved it or changed spring, or sag some mm. It is not like production stuff where you can go 6 clicks and you barely notice it. 1 click makes a huge difference, so to the level that you might just go 1 click on one leg to fine tune.
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