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RideRed04
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smaller bikes

Post by RideRed04 »

I know we have the 50s but how come there are no 65s or 80 and 85s I think it would be sick if we had them so others could run a supermini class or something since we all know the 50s no fun online unless the whole lobby is on one and a 125 or 250 as 2 smokes kinda makes the game centered around 4 strokes I understand he need a dyno but still who even knows a dyno for the 50s ? I'm sure no one and its not like he couldn't adjust the dyno to make them the right speed.
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tommyz21
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Post by tommyz21 »

i Really like you idea or even making the 50s smaller like a real 50 compared to a 250 would be cool not the same size as it :D
lukescheff wrote:yeah i think rf should do it as like an amateur series or maybe just for the gp fans
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Post by JJH186 »

If I had a dollar for every time someone has suggested this! Thousands of people have suggested this, I cant really explain well why its not done yet but there is a valid reason.
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Post by Wahlamt »

The problem lies in the static positions. As of now, the wheels, the rider and pretty much everything is at static points. If you'd create a 1:1 ingame-reality sized 65/85cc bike, the rider and wheels would be misaligned. To make this happen, JLV would have to create another set of static points, suiting let's say 85cc's. Personally I would love to see 85cc bikes, but I don't think this is a priority. Nor do I think it should be, as other things are more important. But I still dream of being able to rail an 85cc bike around the tracks, having to squeeze every inch out of that bike.
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Post by Pumaxcs »

Ride a CR or KX without any auto clutch RPM's. If you are a real try hard you'll also lengthen the gears so it bogs easier. Those things are so slow its essentially a 100cc compared to the RM.
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Post by Wahlamt »

Got to confess that ripping around on the kx125 with the 2006 Bud graphic kit is a tonne of enjoyment, for all ages!
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Post by BradyS21 »

Pumaxcs wrote:Those things are so slow its essentially a 100cc compared to the RM.
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