AlisoBob wrote:Put the Oakdale boys on Mopeds to made it fair.....pstoffers wrote:
Lets do this!!!!!
AlisoBob wrote:Put the Oakdale boys on Mopeds to made it fair.....pstoffers wrote:
AlisoBob wrote:So, the more accurate way to say it is the CR500 is slower with you on it, not that a thumper is the faster bike.
britincali wrote:AlisoBob wrote:So, the more accurate way to say it is the CR500 is slower with you on it, not that a thumper is the faster bike.
Power is useless if you can't use it, 200hp wont get me around a track or up some gnarley single track any faster than a 45 hp thumper would, shit I probably wouldnt make it round or up![]()
teamdns wrote:
then why have a 500 with nitrous when you could have bought a used 450r for less.
Well said...Ported&Polished wrote:I'm a dune guy, and a heavy person, and the cr500 is the shit for me and my application. A ported one is the true way to go, but a stock one works. I have always said the cr500 is a dune machine. I got all kinds of flack when I said that on the other board. I still say it all the time, a cr500 can't be used to it's potential in woods. They work, but a wr250 is better there. Of course most non dune guys and some that only drag race the dunes don't understand the way the cr500 can dominate the dunes. I don't spend all day drag racing the hills, I ride the back dunes, carve the giant bowls and occasionaly blast a big hill. People that use the cr500 for single track are the same ones that say things like "you can't use all the power the cr500 has" and "porting is stupid because the cr500 has more power than you can use, dial in your suspension and you will be faster". None of that applies to me and my application, I could use a cr1000 at times where I ride. And the peeps that say "dunes are a straight line with no turns and it takes no skill to ride there" only see the drags at Dumont and have no clue about what I do in the dunes. I don't care if a 450 is faster, better for racing, easier to ride etc., for me and my application, the cr500 is better and an af version is perfection.
Let me guess....you are right??nmdesertrider wrote: MFDB, you just stated that you are not an expert, no wonder you 450f is still running.
Dont tell the guys I ride with that, they just might switch over to 2 smokers, cuz you said so...nmdesertrider wrote:A 450f WILL NOT LAST under these conditions.
I dont know ANYONE who is an expert racer who keeps a bike more then a year, 2 or 4 stroke isnt the factor, its TECHNOLOGY and chasis WEAR AND TEAR bone head...nmdesertrider wrote:Damn, what does it take? Not ONE GUY in our series riding expert keeps their 450f more than a year. I don't give two sh*ts about who YOU ride with.
M.F.D.B. wrote:Wow Bob, you actually HELPED me prove my point!! How many EXPERT or "A" guys are on this list??
Ah....... Every single one. If you clueless on who David Knight or Barry Hawk are, thats your problem...
The 500 caters to the big ego, little skill, far too much and therefore attracts many poeple who look for power to cover up their lack of skill.
Thats pretty funny as every Hoon I've met is pretty humble, even if they ride like the wind, and the first person that comes to mind when the word "Big Ego" is spoken is you. Most CR500 riders I know are weekend riders,fat, "C" skill who want to ride...not wrench... and want the biggest grin, for the least amount of money. They dont over compensate with $60k trucks ( allthough some could pay cash for one, and not finance it)Dont wear "Flatbiller" riding gear, or have a house full of pitbulls. Too each their own I guess.
Fricken funny Bob, arn't you afraid Justin is gonna throw you on the wood pile?AlisoBob wrote:M.F.D.B. wrote:
The 500 caters to the big ego, little skill, far too much and therefore attracts many poeple who look for power to cover up their lack of skill.
Thats pretty funny as every Hoon I've met is pretty humble, even if they ride like the wind, and the first person that comes to mind when the word "Big Ego" is spoken is you.
Its ok tho, without your ego we wouldnt have this great site, and we would all still be dealing with a SITE FULL of ego...AlisoBob wrote:Yup, thats me.... all ego, all the time. The secrets out.M.F.D.B. wrote:Big ego?? You have to be kidding. Point your finger in the mirror...
sjit, if I rode there I wouldn't even be talking about this. I didn't see a single rock or a strait mile of whoops, or even a rutted out limestone rock face with no approach.nmdesertrider wrote:Here's 10 minutes of my 50 minute loop- made for a 500