Stark sighting. 😁

Digger29
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Was able to really check out the new Stark at my dealership today. It's pretty trick looking in person. 

 

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12/29/2022 4:17pm Edited Date/Time 12/29/2022 4:17pm

Is it in your garage with CV's on it yet???

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12/29/2022 4:32pm

Should be fun,............. for about 10 minuets.  You look comfortable on it.   LOL 

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12/29/2022 4:33pm

Take it to your friends backyard track. The neighbors will only complain about dust and not noise

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12/29/2022 4:35pm

Cant wait to see a Digger29 built Stark!  

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12/29/2022 4:47pm

Weird it don't have a brake pedal.  I assume it's the clutch side.  Almost thinking it would have been better to put the front brake on the shifter, then you never had to use fingers for anything.

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12/29/2022 4:51pm
wwoberg wrote:
Weird it don't have a brake pedal.  I assume it's the clutch side.  Almost thinking it would have been better to put the front brake on...

Weird it don't have a brake pedal.  I assume it's the clutch side.  Almost thinking it would have been better to put the front brake on the shifter, then you never had to use fingers for anything.

Using fingers is way easier then feet. Especially fine control. You can get a standard rear brake pedal if you want. 

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12/29/2022 5:13pm
wwoberg wrote:
Weird it don't have a brake pedal.  I assume it's the clutch side.  Almost thinking it would have been better to put the front brake on...

Weird it don't have a brake pedal.  I assume it's the clutch side.  Almost thinking it would have been better to put the front brake on the shifter, then you never had to use fingers for anything.

soggy wrote:

Using fingers is way easier then feet. Especially fine control. You can get a standard rear brake pedal if you want. 

My MTB has rear brake on the right lever and front brake on the left…. Super comfy. 👍

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12/29/2022 5:23pm
wwoberg wrote:
Weird it don't have a brake pedal.  I assume it's the clutch side.  Almost thinking it would have been better to put the front brake on...

Weird it don't have a brake pedal.  I assume it's the clutch side.  Almost thinking it would have been better to put the front brake on the shifter, then you never had to use fingers for anything.

soggy wrote:

Using fingers is way easier then feet. Especially fine control. You can get a standard rear brake pedal if you want. 

FeetUp wrote:

My MTB has rear brake on the right lever and front brake on the left…. Super comfy. 👍

Good for riding wheelies. Tap the rear brake lever if you tip back too much.

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12/29/2022 6:09pm
wwoberg wrote:
Weird it don't have a brake pedal.  I assume it's the clutch side.  Almost thinking it would have been better to put the front brake on...

Weird it don't have a brake pedal.  I assume it's the clutch side.  Almost thinking it would have been better to put the front brake on the shifter, then you never had to use fingers for anything.

More finesse with fingers you know what I’m saying 

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12/29/2022 6:27pm Edited Date/Time 12/29/2022 6:29pm
Gollum wrote:

Take it to your friends backyard track. The neighbors will only complain about dust and not noise

Dust is rarely a problem, east of you.  Decibels are.

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12/29/2022 6:32pm

Sneaker and sock game are on point

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12/29/2022 6:32pm
Gollum wrote:

Take it to your friends backyard track. The neighbors will only complain about dust and not noise

CG118 wrote:

Dust is rarely a problem, east of you.  Decibels are.

In the instance of my former track, it's surrounded by corn/soybean fields. A dirt bike track isn't even a thought of dust being produced compared to anything else.

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12/29/2022 6:38pm

Sneaker and sock game are on point

Yeah, but... Laughing

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12/29/2022 7:39pm

Sneaker and sock game are on point

-MAVERICK- wrote:
Yeah, but... 

Yeah, but... Laughing

Camo doesn’t count!!

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12/29/2022 7:42pm
wwoberg wrote:
Weird it don't have a brake pedal.  I assume it's the clutch side.  Almost thinking it would have been better to put the front brake on...

Weird it don't have a brake pedal.  I assume it's the clutch side.  Almost thinking it would have been better to put the front brake on the shifter, then you never had to use fingers for anything.

soggy wrote:

Using fingers is way easier then feet. Especially fine control. You can get a standard rear brake pedal if you want. 

FeetUp wrote:

My MTB has rear brake on the right lever and front brake on the left…. Super comfy. 👍

First thing I do is swap the front brake to the right side before I go OTB. 

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12/29/2022 10:49pm
Gollum wrote:

Take it to your friends backyard track. The neighbors will only complain about dust and not noise

CG118 wrote:

Dust is rarely a problem, east of you.  Decibels are.

Heard of this oxygen and hydrogen blend they have been adding to tracks as an amendment that completely eliminates dust and increases traction. 
 

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12/29/2022 11:09pm

That sweatshirt is awesome lmao

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12/29/2022 11:20pm
Gollum wrote:

Take it to your friends backyard track. The neighbors will only complain about dust and not noise

CG118 wrote:

Dust is rarely a problem, east of you.  Decibels are.

Heard of this oxygen and hydrogen blend they have been adding to tracks as an amendment that completely eliminates dust and increases traction. 
 

Yes, I heard about that! I think they call it dihydrogenmonoxid. Great stuff! You can even wash your bike with it. 

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12/30/2022 4:20am

Still looks freakishly unnatural to me. Like something you could order from Brookstone during a long airline flight.

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12/30/2022 4:35am

It should go up in flames nicely

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12/30/2022 6:08am
Digger29 wrote:
Was able to really check out the new Stark at my dealership today. It's pretty trick looking in person.   

Was able to really check out the new Stark at my dealership today. It's pretty trick looking in person. 

 

So did it actually run, or was this just the mockup that has been traveling around the country to make people think they might actually show up at some point?

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Digger29
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12/30/2022 6:58am
Digger29 wrote:
Was able to really check out the new Stark at my dealership today. It's pretty trick looking in person.   

Was able to really check out the new Stark at my dealership today. It's pretty trick looking in person. 

 

So did it actually run, or was this just the mockup that has been traveling around the country to make people think they might actually show...

So did it actually run, or was this just the mockup that has been traveling around the country to make people think they might actually show up at some point?

I didn't run and it's funny that you say that because it's what I've been saying for quite a while now. With delay after delay I'm not holding my breath waiting for it. What I am waiting and keeping my fingers crossed for is a 24 GasGas MC300 2 stroke. 

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Digger29
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Sneaker and sock game are on point

Thx, I love my Nike Shox and have like 15prs of them. :-) 

Digger29
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12/30/2022 7:05am

This was the look on my face when I was told that my dealer is getting their units quite a bit earlier than I'm getting mine and I ordered mine on the 2nd day of the ordering process way back when. 

 

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12/30/2022 7:07am

what's on the shroud? Looks like a signature?

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12/30/2022 7:38am

thanks. interesting.
(who TF downvotes me asking a question? Man that's a stupid feature on this site. Carry on)

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thanks. interesting.
(who TF downvotes me asking a question? Man that's a stupid feature on this site. Carry on)

That’s just how they roll around here..

I have a certain Vitard downvoting every single post I make, no matter how mundane it is. I know who it is and it’s funny living rent free in his head. But I kind of pity him.

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Digger29 wrote:
This was the look on my face when I was told that my dealer is getting their units quite a bit earlier than I'm getting mine...

This was the look on my face when I was told that my dealer is getting their units quite a bit earlier than I'm getting mine and I ordered mine on the 2nd day of the ordering process way back when. 

 

That would be a smack in the face for the guys trusting the company and putting down the deposit early. When will you get your bike and when will they get their units?

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