Do they still make 2 stroke dirt bikes?
This response will address race dirt bikes and ignore the entry level air cooled 4-strokes such as the TTR's, CRFxxxF's, KLX's, etc. The 4-strokes tend to be a little better on fuel and pollute less as a rule. Gone are the days of 4-strokes lasting forever and being bullet proof. The race 2-strokes and 4-strokes enjoy a similar reliability history with the 250's being somewhat worse due to the high RPM's they run. 4-stroke power delivery is more desirable by some groups due to the low end torque and smoothness. There is still a small weight penalty (5-10 lbs in many cases) with 4-strokes. Probably universally the most undesirable aspects of the 4-stroke race dirt bikes is the fact that 1) they can be very difficult to start, 2) parts and accessories typically cost 2X to 3X as much (rebuild parts, after market exhaust, etc.) as 2-strokes. 3) the horrific costs associated with valve jobs (titanium) and the frequency some brands will require this repair. Why did the 4-strokes all but replace the 2-strokes in motocross? The AMA changed the class rules such that a rider will get the most power from 4-stroke in a given class. It is rumored that the AMA sold out to the EPA. To put it another way, the power of a 2-stroke 125 does NOT equal that of a 4-stroke 250. The power of a 2-stroke 250 does NOT equal that of a 4-stroke 450. The AMA has pretended it does in an effort to kill the 2-stroke. The 2-stroke is alive and well (and often preferred) in the freestyle MX sect as well as the off-road market (GNCC, hare scrambles, enduros, etc). These 2-stroke bikes are plentiful among the European mfr's such as KTM, Husqvarna, Gas Gas, etc.). Yamaha's YZ250 is still available as well.
Where are husqvarna dirt bikes made?
Husqvarna dirt bikes are manufactured in the company's main production facility in Mattighofen, Austria. Husqvarna Motorcycles is a subsidiary of KTM AG, which also produces KTM motorcycles at the same facility.
Who is the fastest motocross racer ever?
It is difficult to definitively identify the fastest motocross racer ever, as speed can vary depending on the track conditions, bike performance, and skill level of the rider. However, notable racers with impressive speed include Ricky Carmichael, James Stewart, and Ken Roczen.
Gas to oil rotio on a 1993 Kawasaki KDX 200?
The gas to oil ratio for a 1993 Kawasaki KDX 200 is typically 32:1, which means mixing 32 parts of gasoline with 1 part of 2-stroke engine oil. It is important to follow the manufacturer's recommended ratio to ensure proper engine lubrication and performance.
When was the women 100 meter record broken?
The current women's 100 meter dash world record (10.49 seconds) was set in 1988 by Florence Griffith-Joyner at the U.S. Olympic Trials.
How do you build a dirt bike stand?
you can get a 125 cc for about $225 and that is just the motor then go find a frame tires and cables put them together and ther you go
How does inertia apply to motocross?
There are lots of ways inertia is applied to motocross. I will start this off, add things as you think of them. First off, the definition of inertia is the resistance of an object to a change in its state of motion. (1) A heavier flywheel carries speed farther, but is also harder to slow down than a light one.
What was the race that ricky carmichael lapped everybody?
Spring creek mx. not sure what year. 06 maybe 07
What sort of dirt bike should a 250 pound rider get?
Im 6'1 and 240lb i have an 03 crf450 and it rips
How do you do tricks on Jeremy McGrath Supercross World?
there is no way to do a backflip on Jeremy mcgrath supercross world
How far is the average motocross track?
Glen Hellen is the longst motocross track in professional racing! The track streches a good three in a half miles. Glen Hellen is the longst motocross track in professional racing! The track streches a good three in a half miles.
Who is the most popular rider in motocross?
Travis Pastrana by far. First to do the double backflip and counless othe tricks. 14 x games medals, 3 of wich at one x games. He won the first freestyle event at x-games when he was 15.
When did supercross first start?
Supercross started in 1972 when promoter Michael Goodwin set out to create what he considered to be the “Super Bowl of Motocross”.
What happens when bike suspension bottoms out?
Bottoming out means that the suspension has compressed as far as it can, and usually it doesn't mean that much. Suspension parts frequently have a rubber block that the mechanics fetch up against at full compression.
But it will mean a harder landing that may either damage the bike or the rider.