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Old 07-01-2008, 11:33 AM   #11
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I'd like to see Aprilia and KTM come up with a 600cc, four cylinder, two-stroke that meets emissions. That would be killer.
600cc 2 stroke? That would be more power that the MotoGP 800cc 4 stroke bikes.

I remember back in the day when Yamaha made the RZ350. That thing would smoke 600 and 750 4 strokes all day long.
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Old 07-01-2008, 01:10 PM   #12
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That would be killer.
Literally.
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Old 07-01-2008, 01:34 PM   #13
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I'd like to see Aprilia and KTM come up with a 600cc, four cylinder, two-stroke that meets emissions. That would be killer.
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I remember back in the day when Yamaha made the RZ350. That thing would smoke 600 and 750 4 strokes all day long.
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Old 07-01-2008, 05:14 PM   #14
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Some of the stuff floating around is that there will be a control engine or control design of engine. teams will have to build, buy, rent, the chassis and that is where advantages (aside from rider skill) will be had.

i also read that control engines could be modified once in the teams hands... none for sure but some things kicking around. really they wants costs low to get as big a field as possible.

aprilia and ktm arent really happy, because theyre some of the few factories still making sporting 2 strokes available to any team. we'll see how things shake out for them.

But also there may be many 'smaller' non gp teams more comfortable fielding these 4 strokes and enter 600gp... who knows-

just rumormongering....
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Old 07-01-2008, 11:48 PM   #15
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I'd like to see Aprilia and KTM come up with a 600cc, four cylinder, two-stroke that meets emissions. That would be killer.
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Some of the stuff floating around is that there will be a control engine or control design of engine. teams will have to build, buy, rent, the chassis and that is where advantages (aside from rider skill) will be had.

i also read that control engines could be modified once in the teams hands... none for sure but some things kicking around. really they wants costs low to get as big a field as possible.

aprilia and ktm arent really happy, because theyre some of the few factories still making sporting 2 strokes available to any team. we'll see how things shake out for them.

But also there may be many 'smaller' non gp teams more comfortable fielding these 4 strokes and enter 600gp... who knows-

just rumormongering....
That shit sounds terrible and makes me want to club baby seals with retarded toddlers.
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Old 07-02-2008, 12:11 AM   #16
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It'd be interesting to see a race where all of the MotoGP guys are on identical bikes and have had a couple weeks to practice on them. Be a race of pure skill.
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Old 07-02-2008, 12:13 AM   #17
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It'd be interesting to see a race where all of the MotoGP guys are on identical bikes and have had a couple weeks to practice on them. Be a race of pure skill.
Me too.
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Old 07-02-2008, 01:24 AM   #18
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It'd be interesting to see a race where all of the MotoGP guys are on identical bikes and have had a couple weeks to practice on them. Be a race of pure skill.
like the IROC series... only with bikes. that would be fun
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Old 07-02-2008, 04:37 AM   #19
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My money would still be on Rossi... dude is just pure tallent
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Old 07-02-2008, 05:05 AM   #20
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My money would still be on Rossi... dude is just pure tallent
Most def. It'd still be interesting though, I think.
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