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This is my suggestion. Feel free to tell me I am an idiot, but be sure and share your idea. No shitting on ideas unless you have a better one, then shit away!
https://www.vitalmx.com/features/Cooksey-Straight-To-The-Point-The-Answ…
https://www.vitalmx.com/features/Cooksey-Straight-To-The-Point-The-Answ…
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I do not have a better idea, because I do not see a problem. Smooth SX tracks create follow the leader type scenarios just as bad as one lined ruts. A happy medium always produces the best racing.
If that is at all what you meant and if things every went that way, you'd find me riding nothing but desert tracks and trails. Please tell me I understood that wrong.
PS: I'm not calling you an idiot
The Shop
In all seriousness, smaller nobbies means less traction. Less traction would create a much less room for error in my opinion. High sides on to start straights. Possibly scrubs gone wrong, more rhythm mistakes. Could work with simpler tracks I suppose but I don't think that's happening ever. I think the torque of the 250s would tear it up just as much. I don't think they're hammering the throttle out of the corner any less. And I find it hard to believe that the 450s are hammering the throttle 100% out of most SX corners. I could be wrong but that's just my 2 cents.
I think the tracks deteriorating make the racing awesome in my opinion. Most of the time anyways.
Id like anything that equals things out
This might be the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard !!!
So, instead of removing the ridiculously outdated “Double-displacement rule” that permits 450cc motocross bikes, a SOLUTION is to make the tires crappier???
You’re claiming tires with less grip will slow riders’ down and cause less track wear. The supplemental “Double-Displacement Rule” should have been modified every two years, like a “Balance of Performance Initiative” works in auto racing. The AMA Classes are still 125cc and 250cc, with a supplemental rule permitting 4-strokes larger displacement. The stupid rule caused this.
I do like that you offer solutions to serious problems and not just complaints, like most Vitards.
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Please don’t encourage the tire makers to develop tires that wear out even faster! Applaud you thinking of solutions, but I respectfully disagree with the shorter knob idea.
Pit Row
You guys must have never tried a rear trials tire...
Do you think shorter knobs would help the tracks hold up better? Doesn’t the FIM require short knobs for ISDE type racing?
2. Stop using soft dirt- ruts don't allow line changes in corners, whoops or rhythms.
3.Bring back the lime.
Could easily add 4. Lower Cc limit but 1-3 are much easier to implement.
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