Fail, you're doing it wrong at Muddy Creek

[Particle Man]

did anyone tell him the bike is supposed to go on the bottom, not the rider?

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Particle Man

did anyone tell him the bike is supposed to go on the bottom, not the rider?

nope, i need to put that on failblog

[dReWpY]

if you do, let me know, i would love to get back in to racing cross country/ endurance racing

pick up an old blaster 200cc 2stroke and mod the piss out of it and race the 2 stroke class with it

sad thing is i still have all of my old racing gear in the garage

[Trip]

Originally Posted by drewpy

if you do, let me know, i would love to get back in to racing cross country/ endurance racing

pick up an old blaster 200cc 2stroke and mod the piss out of it and race the 2 stroke class with it

sad thing is i still have all of my old racing gear in the garage

If I did it, I would probably just lease a 250cc through a dealership and run stock class, so I could update every year.

[dReWpY]

didnt know you could lease a bike out to race

i know the old shop i worked at had a bunch of old race bikes in back that were like a year out of date and pretty much gave them away if you knew the right ppl to ask

anyone ever heard of honda/yamaha of troy

[Rider]

Originally Posted by drewpy

didnt know you could lease a bike out to race

i know the old shop i worked at had a bunch of old race bikes in back that were like a year out of date and pretty much gave them away if you knew the right ppl to ask

anyone ever heard of honda/yamaha of troy

They still in business? They don't have any teams in Supercross anymore.

[dReWpY]

they are still in businesss but with the pop up of online stores they are pretty much a bare bones operation now, before they were the biggest parts place since you could just call in and find it and they would ship it out, now everyone can seemingly get you anything

Originally Posted by Trip

That's what my cousin's race team does. You have to know someone at a dealership to do this obviously, but they sponsor you in exchange for leasing the bike. It's a lot cheaper than trying to buy a new one every year.

Where do you think those old race bikes from honda/yamaha of troy come from?

they were the old bikes from the previous years supercross teams

[Trip]

Originally Posted by drewpy

didnt know you could lease a bike out to race

i know the old shop i worked at had a bunch of old race bikes in back that were like a year out of date and pretty much gave them away if you knew the right ppl to ask

anyone ever heard of honda/yamaha of troy

That's what my cousin's race team does. You have to know someone at a dealership to do this obviously, but they sponsor you in exchange for leasing the bike. It's a lot cheaper than trying to buy a new one every year.

Where do you think those old race bikes from honda/yamaha of troy come from?