2 Strokes in 2023 AMA Supercross

footage from Anaheim 1 Supercross qualifying and 450 heats of Jered Lesher #412 on a Yamaha YZ250, #726 Gared Steinke on a Husqvarna TC 250  racing two strokes for the opener. #dirtbikelife #2stroke #supercross

[@tylerjamesgillismusic4782]

Stank started somthing I hope haha

[@BRAAAPCREWMOTO]

Me too, so cool to see and hear them out there.

[@tylerjamesgillismusic4782]

@@BRAAAPCREWMOTO I’m hoping he makes the main this week

[@jamieteal2107]

@@tylerjamesgillismusic4782same here 👍🇦🇺

[@ssrvrentals]

So sick

[@BRAAAPCREWMOTO]

It was fun seeing them out there.

[@jarredtremain4644]

That's what they all should be riding. See rider's talents more than best fact 4strokes puts them up there. Racing would be so much closer and entertaining and sound heaps better, can hear each bike easier, not just a constant loud wetfart. Sic fella's, keep rippin the 2bangas. Avagud1

[@BRAAAPCREWMOTO]

I totally agree, this in all is for pure entertainment. I think if they revisit the rule book for the displacement ratio they messed in the first place, the field would have more lined up at the gate more like a 250 stroke with a 350 4 stroke class which obviously are popular now and probably more practical for a consumer. Riders had no choice but to switch to remain competitive and that’s what the factories wanted to sell. Today we get them purely because some riders are smart marketers and know people want to see them. Look at Matt Burkeen and Stank Dog they have pretty big followings because they know they stand out of the crowd because people want to see, smell and hear 2 strokes. The factory’s would be smart to do this a because they’d create a opportunity to double down on bike sales. For the factories the pure goal it to sell bikes so why no give 2 options why not try to sell both,some people like myself would buy both. Can you imagine if Honda made a 2 stroke Mx bike again they would sell out.