Unusual results at local mx race

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Old Jan 26, 2004 | 07:32 PM
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Unusual results at local mx race

Went to an indoor mx race this past Saturday, as i haven't been in forever, and wanted to see what quads were ruling the track. The track was in a rectangular area that was very small, about 50x100 feet. The open class was a big suprise. No CRF powered quad at the front, no YZ powered quad at the front...not a 400EX, Z400, Predator, Cannondale, etc...

The fastest quad of the night was a 250R, with an oddity i never thought i'd see bringing up 2nd. It was a 250R frame with a 350X motor. Talk about old school...haven't seen a 350RX in forever.

This is just me rambling on what i thought was rather odd. Feel free to add anything you want
Old Jan 28, 2004 | 11:23 PM
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Re: Unusual results at local mx race

with a racing track of that size a small quad would do the best
Old Jan 28, 2004 | 11:37 PM
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Re: Unusual results at local mx race

yup, I think hes right because I know with my stock motor'd 400ex I do much better than banshees and raptors mainly because I can hold a perfect line and a steady pace. While they are going all over the track, not even trying to get a good line and then mash on the gas throwing dirt everywhere to come to a stop at a corner and do it all again.


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