Is there any quad that can beat a CR250?
#71
08-31-2005, 10:58 PM
Is there any quad that can beat a CR250?
Originally posted by: Ossapa
well, i may be selling it anyway to get a crf230. Ive heard they are better
well, i may be selling it anyway to get a crf230. Ive heard they are better
#72
08-31-2005, 11:31 PM
#73
08-31-2005, 11:41 PM
Is there any quad that can beat a CR250?
Originally posted by: Ossapa
But i may get a crf 230 if i cant harness the power of my kdx220 by the end of the season
But i may get a crf 230 if i cant harness the power of my kdx220 by the end of the season
HUH?? what the hell does that mean??
This is why I wonder about you. A KDX220 is a higher class of bike than a CRF230. The KDX is taller and faster and is more comparable to a bigger XR, DR, WR or CR250X. Like I said, you're all over the place. You're makin no sense....unless the KDX is too much for you and that's why you're downgrading.
#74
09-01-2005, 10:22 AM
Is there any quad that can beat a CR250?
Originally posted by: 2stroke4ever
HUH?? what the hell does that mean??
This is why I wonder about you. A KDX220 is a higher class of bike than a CRF230. The KDX is taller and faster and is more comparable to a bigger XR, DR, WR or CR250X. Like I said, you're all over the place. You're makin no sense....unless the KDX is too much for you and that's why you're downgrading.
Originally posted by: Ossapa
But i may get a crf 230 if i cant harness the power of my kdx220 by the end of the season
But i may get a crf 230 if i cant harness the power of my kdx220 by the end of the season
HUH?? what the hell does that mean??
This is why I wonder about you. A KDX220 is a higher class of bike than a CRF230. The KDX is taller and faster and is more comparable to a bigger XR, DR, WR or CR250X. Like I said, you're all over the place. You're makin no sense....unless the KDX is too much for you and that's why you're downgrading.
#76
09-01-2005, 07:49 PM
Is there any quad that can beat a CR250?
Originally posted by: Ossapa
why not?
why not?
Recent CR250+ pipe = 210 lbs /50+ hp = 4.2 lbs/hp
Typical fat *** quad = 400+ lbs/45 hp = 8.9 lbs
ANY MORE QUESTIONS??!!!! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
To be honest, since getting into 2-stroke MXers, most quads seem pretty boring to me unless I have a great place to ride them in to take advantage of their strenths (i.e. sand and mud, wide sweeping turns). Take a ride on a 250 2-stroke MXer and you see just how lazy those big cc 4-stroke, overweight quads are. They may eventually reach a high top speed, but the MXer in front of them will get there way sooner. Now get a 2-stroke screamer like the Banshee or LT500, and you could mod your way in the stratosphere, but with 4-strokes you will probably be eating dust.
#77
09-01-2005, 10:14 PM
#78
09-01-2005, 10:15 PM
Is there any quad that can beat a CR250?
Originally posted by: 2stroke4ever
I see a lot of wheel spin in that scenario. Get on hard pack or pavement and you won't win. There's usually a logical explanation when a quad gets a fluke win against a bike. Heavy wheel spin combined with a super short drag strip to keep the bike from making up ground is one scenario. A moron on the bike is another.
Originally posted by: lapeerbanshee
My stock 2004 KFX700 beat a KX125 with a pro circuit pipe and reeds this weekend at silver lake sand dunes in the wet sand by the beach...but then he beat me we only raced twice.
My stock 2004 KFX700 beat a KX125 with a pro circuit pipe and reeds this weekend at silver lake sand dunes in the wet sand by the beach...but then he beat me we only raced twice.
I see a lot of wheel spin in that scenario. Get on hard pack or pavement and you won't win. There's usually a logical explanation when a quad gets a fluke win against a bike. Heavy wheel spin combined with a super short drag strip to keep the bike from making up ground is one scenario. A moron on the bike is another.
#79
09-01-2005, 10:18 PM
Is there any quad that can beat a CR250?
Originally posted by: lapeerbanshee
well i guess thats the difference i wasnt on hard pack....but guess what....I won so it looks like a quad can beat a bike. Did it say anything about the terrain and the race was a little less then a quarter mile. and the kid on the bike knows how to ride. Deal with it your wrong!!
Originally posted by: 2stroke4ever
I see a lot of wheel spin in that scenario. Get on hard pack or pavement and you won't win. There's usually a logical explanation when a quad gets a fluke win against a bike. Heavy wheel spin combined with a super short drag strip to keep the bike from making up ground is one scenario. A moron on the bike is another.
Originally posted by: lapeerbanshee
My stock 2004 KFX700 beat a KX125 with a pro circuit pipe and reeds this weekend at silver lake sand dunes in the wet sand by the beach...but then he beat me we only raced twice.
My stock 2004 KFX700 beat a KX125 with a pro circuit pipe and reeds this weekend at silver lake sand dunes in the wet sand by the beach...but then he beat me we only raced twice.
I see a lot of wheel spin in that scenario. Get on hard pack or pavement and you won't win. There's usually a logical explanation when a quad gets a fluke win against a bike. Heavy wheel spin combined with a super short drag strip to keep the bike from making up ground is one scenario. A moron on the bike is another.
#80
09-01-2005, 10:21 PM