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Ferrit · 12-17-2006, 09:53 AM

With the arrival of bikes like the Roketa DB-36A, a perimeter framed 250cc, do ya'll think the Chinese have a weapon for eastern style woods racing? Here in Kentucky we have MX and Hare Scrambles. From the looks of the bike I don't think they have an MX competitive bike but the woods are a different beast. I also don't think these bikes would have the shear hp to run Baja. But geared for low end grunt to get thru the sticky stuff I'm thinkin I could be on to something. Also consider that I am far from a Pro class rider and would be perpetually be stuck in the beginner class were it not for the generosity of the organizers and my age.

If they could be made to work these bikes could open woods racing to a whole bunch of folks.

Thanks in advance for your responses.
"F"

12-17-2006, 09:53 AM	#1
Ferrit Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Lawrenceburg, KY Posts: 178	Race ready??? With the arrival of bikes like the Roketa DB-36A, a perimeter framed 250cc, do ya'll think the Chinese have a weapon for eastern style woods racing? Here in Kentucky we have MX and Hare Scrambles. From the looks of the bike I don't think they have an MX competitive bike but the woods are a different beast. I also don't think these bikes would have the shear hp to run Baja. But geared for low end grunt to get thru the sticky stuff I'm thinkin I could be on to something. Also consider that I am far from a Pro class rider and would be perpetually be stuck in the beginner class were it not for the generosity of the organizers and my age. If they could be made to work these bikes could open woods racing to a whole bunch of folks. Thanks in advance for your responses. "F"
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