Now that's what I like. Real power, not simply a slightly broader powerband, but enough power to actually beat the 450 thumpers through the gears. Every time I see the magazines do a hop up on a 2stroke to help it compete with the much larger thumpers, they never seem to go for more max power. They merely broaden the powerband a bit and make it a little easier to ride. They end up with an expensive load of mods which merely enables you to get beaten by the thumpers a little less badly. You want to beat the 4strokes, build a 2stroke with some balls! If you can't at least stay with them on the straights, your chances of winning are very slim indeed. I love what Project 250 is doing with their bike. That's the way you build a real racing 2stroke.