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Hi 1st post here and I'm struggling to find a good 125 track to rip around on and to through some mc nastys. Thanks

Some of the stock tracks are great for that. Locust is one. Waterloo is another. I'd say any decent jump is good for a mc nasty or two.

Stock tracks are fun on 125's for sure. You cant really hold it wicked on that traction though, or I can't anyway. For me it's all about momentum, throttle, and brake control. When it comes to custom tracks there's a ton of good ones but there's one in specific that comes mind. I forget the name of it but I think it was made by or made for Donut MX. He hosted a few 125cc elims on it and my god I don't think I ever let off the gas lol, you can just hold it wicked but there's still some technical ish sections that mess you up if you aren't in rhythm, but are super rewarding if you get it right.

DP, I'm pretty sure it's called Glazed MX. And then anything by JGMX is usually wicked, and Jperry tracks are also pretty wicked.

Just about any JGMX track is able to be held wide the fuck open on a 125. But a lot of other tracks are able too be as well because they are more or less built for a 250f or a 450 to ride.

http://forum.mxsimulator.com/viewtopic.php?t=38006

I like holden'er wide on this one on any bike.

motokid499 wrote:Stock tracks are fun on 125's for sure. You cant really hold it wicked on that traction though, or I can't anyway. For me it's all about momentum, throttle, and brake control. When it comes to custom tracks there's a ton of good ones but there's one in specific that comes mind. I forget the name of it but I think it was made by or made for Donut MX. He hosted a few 125cc elims on it and my god I don't think I ever let off the gas lol, you can just hold it wicked but there's still some technical ish sections that mess you up if you aren't in rhythm, but are super rewarding if you get it right.

Thx man really appreciate it.

Juggernaut wrote:

motokid499 wrote:Stock tracks are fun on 125's for sure. You cant really hold it wicked on that traction though, or I can't anyway. For me it's all about momentum, throttle, and brake control. When it comes to custom tracks there's a ton of good ones but there's one in specific that comes mind. I forget the name of it but I think it was made by or made for Donut MX. He hosted a few 125cc elims on it and my god I don't think I ever let off the gas lol, you can just hold it wicked but there's still some technical ish sections that mess you up if you aren't in rhythm, but are super rewarding if you get it right.

Thx man really appreciate it.

I cant find the link anywhere.

Juggernaut wrote:

motokid499 wrote:Stock tracks are fun on 125's for sure. You cant really hold it wicked on that traction though, or I can't anyway. For me it's all about momentum, throttle, and brake control. When it comes to custom tracks there's a ton of good ones but there's one in specific that comes mind. I forget the name of it but I think it was made by or made for Donut MX. He hosted a few 125cc elims on it and my god I don't think I ever let off the gas lol, you can just hold it wicked but there's still some technical ish sections that mess you up if you aren't in rhythm, but are super rewarding if you get it right.

Thx man really appreciate it.

I cant find the link anywhere.

JGMX tracks, 137 tracks, washougal 2018, unadilla 2018

Sandtark MX perhaps, sandy and heavy

MINTOP booyyyyyyyy.

The jumps can be too big but fast dudes can make them! Unfortunately I need a 250f or 450. lolol.

Wahlamt wrote:Sandtark MX perhaps, sandy and heavy

showing off your own track? you're a sim slut aren't you

GregDearman wrote:

Wahlamt wrote:Sandtark MX perhaps, sandy and heavy

showing off your own track? you're a sim slut aren't you

I can rail it pretty hard, so maybe you're onto something...