Is this just something steve matthes said and everyone hopped on board or what? Listen to js7 go pro's on his suzuki. Constant rev limiter.
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He'll be rev'n the piss out of his privateer Honda at the Monster Cup Million.
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In the ams is where this came from. He would just clutch it and would not let go of the throttle for laps it seemed. Amazing those bikes stayed together.
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It's like a lot if things, it just get repeated and repeated to the point where it just never goes away. It's not nearly like it used to be, but nobody will let it go.
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Even on his 250f he was on the rev limiter 24/7 anyone who watched him ride can attest to this, I didnt think this was even up for debate.
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But doesn't Tomac have a similar riding style? I remember Adam Enticknap said it sounds like a monster is behind you lol
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Not Barcia below...
Why did I post these? Because it's basically how every fast guy rides a 250f, it's why it costs teams 1 gazillion dollars to run them haha
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I remember in his amateur 250 days someone asked how long his engines last. He said something along the lines of, "as long as they normally last I guess". Big plus to riding the red moto I guess
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It was terrible to listen to when he was an amateur and early pro, I think I remember hearing something about Geico getting him to ease off of it for a while and he didn't seem to rev it too bad for several years, then to me (just an observation) he slowly started picking it back up again after he moved up to 450s
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Least of all Justin...
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As far as 450s go.. I've heard Canard's motor at the upper end of the stratosphere plenty of times, but you only hear people talk about Barcia.
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I was thinking the exact same thing when I saw him at SX for the first time. Trey bounces that thing to the moon.
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