Motocross

[BG]

Been riding all winter. We just built a few nice jumps at one of my friends tracks, going to head out in an hour or so hopefully. I ride right out of my house also, I have the nastiest trail from my house. Very technical =, whoops, hard turns and grade changes, kicks everyones ass that comes with me. hardiest work out by far. We ride for 6-8 hrs, mostly at night. 4 wheels and 4 stroke though, tired of bikes blowing up and doing piston and rings. Was cool when I was a kid, now hit a button and the FI starts right up .


Lmao @ "I didnt think there was so many guys here with poor balance!! ", very funny !

[lovbyts]

Been riding all winter. We just built a few nice jumps at one of my friends tracks, going to head out in an hour or so hopefully. I ride right out of my house also, I have the nastiest trail from my house. Very technical =, whoops, hard turns and grade changes, kicks everyones ass that comes with me. hardiest work out by far. We ride for 6-8 hrs, mostly at night. 4 wheels and 4 stroke though, tired of bikes blowing up and doing piston and rings. Was cool when I was a kid, now hit a button and the FI starts right up .


Lmao @ "I didnt think there was so many guys here with poor balance!! ", very funny !

Haha that is where I am at also. I use to work/upgrade everything I have and still do to an extent but typically internal engine wise and like you I want to push a button and go, not spend time rebuilding or working on it.

[capetown]

Haha that is where I am at also. I use to work/upgrade everything I have and still do to an extent but typically internal engine wise and like you I want to push a button and go, not spend time rebuilding or working on it.

The 4 strokes now have more maintenance than a 2 stroke. I would rather change a piston out every few rides than change the oil and set the valves every time i turn around. They both have there positive and negatives for sure. I tried going 4 stroke but i missed 2 strokes

[lovbyts]

The 4 strokes now have more maintenance than a 2 stroke. I would rather change a piston out every few rides than change the oil and set the valves every time i turn around. They both have there positive and negatives for sure. I tried going 4 stroke but i missed 2 strokes

Not sure what you are riding but I only ever had to set the valves 1x on one of my 3 raptor 700s due to aftermarket cams and I only do oil change (Amsoil and wix filters) 1x a year unleass I'm riding a lot. Other than that I change plugs 1x a year also and that's it.

[capetown]

Not sure what you are riding but I only ever had to set the valves 1x on one of my 3 raptor 700s due to aftermarket cams and I only do oil change (Amsoil and wix filters) 1x a year unleass I'm riding a lot. Other than that I change plugs 1x a year also and that's it.

I dont know too much about those funny looking things with 4 wheels. Lol. Im talking race bikes. I changed over to a crf 450 for a couple of years in 2005. 4 stroke race bikes are terrible. Unless you are changing over to a trail bike, stay 2 stroke.