Nobrakes - Back on Green!
#1
Nobrakes - Back on Green!
What a hoot, check it out:
http://www.vimeo.com/2657237
Go easy on me, though, I am not versed in 2 stroke, you could pretty much consider this my first time on one.
http://www.vimeo.com/2657237
Go easy on me, though, I am not versed in 2 stroke, you could pretty much consider this my first time on one.
#2
Awesome NB. How does the 2 stroke 200 compare to your 4 stroke KTM in acceleration and torque. It seemed like you were riding the RPM range quite a bit higher on the Kaw than you usually do on your KTM but seemed to keep up pretty well. Looked like a hoot!!!
#3
Sweet! Gotta love that sound. Bet you were grinning ear to ear. Gotta pin those 2-stroke's NB! Sometimes there more fun on the woods. I still have my 00 kx250 for sale...hint. There a different beast to get used to. After 3 years on a 4-stroke I took the 250 out this summer to blow the dust off and about scared the beejesus out of me!
#4
No comparison. Had to keep the RPMs up on the 2t where the power is. If I ran it up there on the 450 in that tight stuff I'd be off in the weeds or the trees.
I wasn't any faster on it, though, just seems that way because it was making more noise. But who knows, given a little practice on it, I think I could do OK on a 2t. But I couldn't get used to the geometry, it was very different than what I'm used to. It felt like I was sitting too far back, but I found it hard to scoot up onto the tank in the corners. And peg position, shifter, brake, handlebar, etc, etc, - the whole layout was pretty weird to me. I think I'm just not use to it, that would come with a bit more practice.
But it was a heck of a lot of fun, I can't stop thinking about it.
I wasn't any faster on it, though, just seems that way because it was making more noise. But who knows, given a little practice on it, I think I could do OK on a 2t. But I couldn't get used to the geometry, it was very different than what I'm used to. It felt like I was sitting too far back, but I found it hard to scoot up onto the tank in the corners. And peg position, shifter, brake, handlebar, etc, etc, - the whole layout was pretty weird to me. I think I'm just not use to it, that would come with a bit more practice.
But it was a heck of a lot of fun, I can't stop thinking about it.
#5
I was!! That was a blast!
Ha ha, don't tempt me, I'm in a weakened state of mind right now, no fair!
Gotta pin those 2-stroke's NB! Sometimes there more fun on the woods. I still have my 00 kx250 for sale...hint. There a different beast to get used to. After 3 years on a 4-stroke I took the 250 out this summer to blow the dust off and about scared the beejesus out of me!
#8
Cool Video...
Ok, my turn!
Actually I want a turn on both machines
I have a general 2stroke versus 4 stroke Question.
I just got into a conversation and my Bro-in-law said that basically the 2stroke is twice the 4 stroke bike. In other words. Take any 2 Stroke 125cc and it is equal to any 4 stroke 250cc. Likewise the 250cc 2stroke is on par with the 450cc 4stroke.
So, Good Question. How did the 200cc 2 stroke compare to your 450cc?
Hmmm... Maybe Horizonod asked the same question with way less words
SlapDrum
Ok, my turn!
Actually I want a turn on both machines
I have a general 2stroke versus 4 stroke Question.
I just got into a conversation and my Bro-in-law said that basically the 2stroke is twice the 4 stroke bike. In other words. Take any 2 Stroke 125cc and it is equal to any 4 stroke 250cc. Likewise the 250cc 2stroke is on par with the 450cc 4stroke.
So, Good Question. How did the 200cc 2 stroke compare to your 450cc?
Hmmm... Maybe Horizonod asked the same question with way less words
SlapDrum
#10
Hey Brian nice one, I love 2 strokes as play bikes they are brilliant. Mate if ever you get a chance have a ride on a modern 300 2 stroke, they will make the KDX seem like a wheelbarrow. Don't get me wrong I'd love a KDX, the Gas Gas 300 I rode was just awesome