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What does "spec'd" mean exactly?
that was quick! is he a household name down under? HA!
Go to MXA's site, and you'll see in a couple of REM / Basher's Mid week reports, a KTM SX / KX500 special they are testing, for a future article in the mag.
Looks good.
I just went back a page on postings, and saw the static pic had a thread already.
Here's an 'action'picture :
And the static picture originaly posted elsewhere:
Put a simple decomp on a 500, and they're childs play to start. As for the d***heads that scorn that, and feel you should be a 'hard man' to start a 500, I say, go **** yourself. The less effort / quicker to start my 500 is, leaves me more in my tank, for riding - plus you don't stress the cases / KS shaft. I use an tiny, Gas Gas lever as a KS lever, so I don't have to bend my non - bendy knees too far, during starting. You'd be lucky to turn the bike over with it, and you'd certainly break the pivot post (13mm, as against 19mm, if I recall correctly) in a few kicks, without the decomp.
Why am I the only one whose bike wheelies if I sit that far backward on the seat?
If like me, you're in the habit of looking at this forum first for news and fresh activity with regard to TwoStrokeMotocross.com, then things could be perceived to have slowed down. BUT, we have to keep in mind that TwoStrokeMotocross.com's web traffic and "Real time" web activity are more spread out now, with much happening on Facebook and Twitter and things like that.
There's TONS of activity in the TwoStrokeMotocross.com family of sites and pages, but there are now MORE sites and pages. Because of that, the stream of new posts and interactions in any one place is bound to slow a bit.
In the past, we used this board as our main "Real Time" exchange, and looked at the main page for the articles. Then we'd usually discuss those articles from the main page here, so traffic was very deep. Now we've decentralized that stream a bit, because we also interact on a real time basis through some of TSM's other channels.
It's not necessarily a bad thing, the Facebook and Twitter stuff is probably good for the site demographically. But at the same time, we have to expect it to weaken the pulse of this forum a little bit.
