mx racing question
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mx racing question
A full chassis skidplate helps out a lot for MX racing. If you land on the apex of a jump, intead of the frame digging into the dirt, you will simply glide across it like a big ski. That's why full chassis skid plates are sometimes called glide plates. I have one.....would'nt race without it!
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02-13-2006, 04:16 PM
mx racing question
Originally posted by: 1BAD250R
A full chassis skidplate helps out a lot for MX racing. If you land on the apex of a jump, intead of the frame digging into the dirt, you will simply glide across it like a big ski. That's why full chassis skid plates are sometimes called glide plates. I have one.....would'nt race without it!
A full chassis skidplate helps out a lot for MX racing. If you land on the apex of a jump, intead of the frame digging into the dirt, you will simply glide across it like a big ski. That's why full chassis skid plates are sometimes called glide plates. I have one.....would'nt race without it!
It wouldn't be a bad idea to do what 1bad250R said, but other than that I wouldn't run any.
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