End of the 2 stroke in motocross

[MX86]

on a long straight the 250F would win, in a sx enviroment the 125 would kill

[erik6767]

i dont doubt it, 4 strokes are 10 times easier to ride, and are more suited for MX, the power fits that kind of riding definatley, much smoother easier more manageable power than a screaming 2 stroker

[erik6767]

then again u could always go back and say compare apples to apples, and race a cr250 VS a crf250f.. now that would be funny, just like the could who tried to "race' me on his raptor 350 cause it had the same size motor as mine he said, and a shiny pipe..

[02yamahablaster]

Here is a few pics from the race.

[iluvmyCR]

haha 2 strokes arent gone, i took my CR to tha track tonight for some racing and i lost count of how many 450's i pulled away from in the straights and i got a 92 model....you dont need a 4 stroke or a aluminum frame to kick ass

[YZ125MXer]

All of my freinds ride 250F's and im on my 125 and im still faster then them. Also the 125 is a much harder bike to ride then the 250F's but its comes down to the fact that its the rider not the bike.

[88mxR]

The best rider messes up once on a loose track and the mediocre rider on the 250f passes him. Factory incentive has a role, but the 250fs just pull better lap times. On a track your biggest enemy is wheelspin and that is where the four strokes shine.

[Johnyboy532]

I race harescrambles In my series 2 strokes rule, minus the few 4 stroke classes. I dont follow mx to closely but alot of GNCC riders race with 2 strokes still.

[oldsking86]

I agree on the claim that it's up to the rider... Also the bike will play a part, but the rider is key.. I still stand that 2 strokes aren't dead, just the smoke and the enviromental crap gets in the way haha Though seeing him do that bad on the 2 stroke definetly buit the 4 pokers fire

[iluvmyCR]

rider has alot to do with it, rythm sections and turns can make you or break you