James stewart

[articwolf01]

Is james stewart really going out on a Yamaha 250 2stroke?

[Kawasakis]

[02RM]

No, he will be racing a 450 four stroke

[adhkcrfhonda]

i heard hes on a 750 3 stoke

[TeamHavocRacing]

I thought he was on a Norton rotary.

[GoPro HD]

i heard hes on a 750 3 stoke

[Ballsfalsky]

I wish he was.

[Stormz]

You guys have it all wrong. It's a 424.6cc 3-1/4 stroke Yamasuzikawonda.

It's a concept bike.

[articwolf01]

i was in a rush to class before i sent this. I meant in the 2012 supercross series, hes riding for joe gibbs and what i hear, is he is riding on a 2 stroke.

[James Cryer]

No, that video was a joke. Find the real one and watch past 3:10, they talk about how it couldn't keep up, and how slow they are in comparison. He will be on a YZ450F.

[jesplind]

Some dudes are just dumb

[James Cryer]

I wouldn't say dumb. Some people just have a very small attention span and watch a video for 30 seconds then jump to conclusions. Read the comments on that video, everyon is saying how much faster he is on a 2 stroke and how awesome it is that he is racing it in outdoors. If they ever watch the full thing, their dreams will be crushed when he says "they are so slow."

[articwolf01]

The only reason why I said that cause someone I know is going pro soon at he will be riding a 2 stroke because he hates the feeling of a 4 stroke. Dont ask why...

[James Cryer]

Going pro and qualifying are different things. You can be a pro and have your license and everything, but it doesn't mean you will race pro. I would tell him to get a 4 stroke if he plans to race at Thunder Valley, I'll be rooting for him, haha.

[Ballsfalsky]

Going pro and qualifying are different things. You can be a pro and have your license and everything, but it doesn't mean you will race pro. I would tell him to get a 4 stroke if he plans to race at Thunder Valley, I'll be rooting for him, haha.

Why get a bike that you don't like to ride? That's why some people (including myself) don't ride 4 strokes any more. A lot of people can't stand engine breaking, and the sluggish feeling of them. What's so fun about having a bike when you can predict its every move? It almost defeats the purpose of calling Motocross a "thrilling" sport.