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1/26/2012 5:38am
Two blown engines in one day? That is not good in any way.I was listening and he was wringing that thing to death,which is what you have to do with that thing.Cant blame him but which looks worse,switching to a 450,or keep suffering mechanicals or worse,hurt the rider?Switching to a 450 could be the best thing
The Shop
mechanicals happen, it is what it is. 350's are fine.
But Shorty's bike is def not confidence inspiring. Like I said in another thread, I don't know if it's the bike, some experimental new parts, Frankie not doing his job, or just plain old bad luck piling onto the same rider over and over but they have to figure it out soon. No matter what the reason is for it, they are out there to sell bikes and the only thing more memorable than what brand of bike won is the bike they saw being pushed back to the pits.
He'll probably finish 5th-9th, right where he should in this field.
Cooling problems are avoidable! They've raced that bike all over the world now for over a year, motocross, off-road, enduro, etc. How on earth would you not have an adequate cooling system for it by now? JGR, a non "factory" team had time to create it's own custom radiators to keep the Yamaha cool. There's just no excuse for not having an adequate cooling system by this point.
Freak mechanical issues happen.
Systems that are not designed correctly and thus fail twice in a row shouldn't.
Pit Row
And how often has the Honda been sidelined with electrical issues this year, or any issues at all?? And Shorty's KTM???
Using that once in nearly never electrical issue of the Honda to justify the 350's continual failure this year is, well, shoot I don't even know what to compare it to because it's so retarded.
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