The bike.the myth.the ride that changed mx riding

Johnny Ringo wrote:

RC worked him on big bikes I’m sure he woulda found a way on small bores also

eric513anderson wrote:

I think for the most part in the latter years because of RC being on the 450 while James was still on the Kx250 two-stroke. That...

I think for the most part in the latter years because of RC being on the 450 while James was still on the Kx250 two-stroke. That two-stroke although it had (from what I’ve read) a phenomenal engine built by Rick Ash still wasn’t a match for a factory 450. Torque. That’s what I think it came down to for that 05 season

snowy816 wrote:

Remember Burner saying that KX250 was a hand full and scary to ride.

Johnny Ringo wrote:

RC worked him on big bikes I’m sure he woulda found a way on small bores also

eric513anderson wrote:

I think for the most part in the latter years because of RC being on the 450 while James was still on the Kx250 two-stroke. That...

I think for the most part in the latter years because of RC being on the 450 while James was still on the Kx250 two-stroke. That two-stroke although it had (from what I’ve read) a phenomenal engine built by Rick Ash still wasn’t a match for a factory 450. Torque. That’s what I think it came down to for that 05 season

Johnny Ringo wrote:

Stew was only on a two stroke the first year