Glen Helen 2014 Two-Stroke Championships
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2014
- RESULTS: WORLD TWO-STROKE CHAMPIONSHIP
Glen Helen Raceway
1. Sean Collier (Yam)................3-1
2. Colton Udall (Hon)................2-5
3. Doug Dubach (Yam)..............6-2
4. Brad Nauditt (Hon)................5-3
5. Dennis Stapleton (Yam)........4-4
6. Kyle Fry (Hon).......................8-6
7. Jeremy McCool (Yam)...........7-7
8. Justin Jones (KTM)...............1-15
9. Preston Tilford (Yam).............9-9
10. Chris See (Yam)..................11-8 - Фільми й анімація
YZ forever 💪.YAMAHA MOVING FORWARD 👍🇲🇾
Ah yes! The sound of music, and the smell of victory resides in the simple confines of the two-stroke motor! Thank you, "bermcannondude"!
I remember wen AMA nationals sounded like this
Real MX lives on at Glen Helen.
Two strokes aren’t dead they’re just taking a nap #keeptwostrokesalive
Awesome video Mark. Its up on TMG. Love that sound.
I want this in France!
The best was the 125 glen helen sighting lap I was quiet then a pack of angry 125 would come through.
#Bringbacktwostrokemx
The 250 feels awesome coming out of berms - and that part at bottom of hills - the hook up.
Lol I remember when they used to have "4 stroke" classes and championships.
my new ring tone and fall asleep sounds
no doubt!
2 tempos sempre
Motorcycling Australia, Abbott to the AMA’s Costello, will place restrictions on 250 two-strokes in 2015. In Australia 250 two-strokes are legal in the 250 Nationals-and they have been a boon to the class-almost doubling the rider turnout.
But, even though a 250 four-stroke won the 2014 Australian Championship (Luke Clout on a Yamaha YZ250F), the factory team managers wanted the two-strokes banned. Why? Because they were faster, lighter and cheaper than the typical 250 four-stroke. And, while they didn’t defeat the four-strokes for the title, they packed the field as privateers flocked to the easier to maintain and cheaper two-strokes. Thus, the factory teams felt that it was unfair to allow a bike that was faster to race in the same class with their 250 four-strokes. Yes, we know that the same criteria applied to the 250 four-stroke when it was introduced against the 125 two-stroke-but the factories called the shots then also (and they were in favor of the more powerful four-strokes at that time). It’s strange how the promoters could write an unfair rule, like the one allowing four-strokes to have twice the displacement of two-strokes and not see the unfairness of it. But suddenly, it’s totally unfair if an existing machine, in this case a 250 two-stroke, comes on the scene and does the same basic thing to the 250 four-stroke that the four-stroke did to the 125 two-stroke 15 years ago. Obviously, perspective depends on who the check is being made out to.
Bout dat two stroke life :)
nice idol
Thank you, This is Mx, As it should be.
jb.
aaaaahhhh yes, just like the days before yamaha shoved thier "racing 4 stroke" down our throats. beautiful
They shoved it down your throats so u new what a real bike was like
Now that's a sound
what sound? that's music man. not just a sound... :)
uhm.. why are there 2 102's lining up?
Two Stroke Screaming Up a Hill Pinned
Ah ha - you just were shifting this videos signals.
2:50 those poor clutches
How can I get a message to Gary Jones
Not sure. Look him up on Facebook
This is awesome! Please check
out my A Day At The Dirt 2014 trailer I made. Thanks!!!
Ew sounds disgusting my ears are gonna explode