Wishin KH901 aka 740 good luck

GeorgiePorgie

GeorgiePorgie

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Kenny Henry will be sporting the

GeorgiePorgie pitracer, registered nurse, north ridge Yamaha,FCR suspension, kames sports backed yz144 this weekend for the 2 stroke shootout in PA.

$9,000 purse. Hope he makes some money !!!

Good luck. Bring home some cash.
 
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Will the output shaft bearing survive? I hope a professional put it together this time for Kenny's sake! Lol

Good luck!!
 
Practice in the books:

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Kenny looked good. He did a nice job working up from mediocre starts.

BTW the second turn there has to the worst I've ever seen in motocross.
 
Rogers loan a bike to John wells ? Looks like z Rogers bike. The mxp videos are awesome !

Helmet cams of most of riders including Kenny.
 
Yes, John started 3rd the first moto, passed Justin Cooper for the lead and led the first few laps until the bike stuck a ring and lost compression. After tearing it down we found the exhaust bridge in the cylinder was cracked.

Zack rode well, ended up third. Still getting his strength back in the right shoulder and in my opinion still being a little cautious.
 
George, I bet Kenny was stoked that you let him borrow your bike. How did Kenny like the suspension on the Yamaha compare to his KTM?
 
malvernmx said:
Yes, John started 3rd the first moto, passed Justin Cooper for the lead and led the first few laps until the bike stuck a ring and lost compression. After tearing it down we found the exhaust bridge in the cylinder was cracked.

Zack rode well, ended up third. Still getting his strength back in the right shoulder and in my opinion still being a little cautious.
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Jason,
Was curious how the track held up with only two strokes on it. It seems like today four strokes tear up the track a lot rougher than the two strokes do. Just an opinion, curious what you thought.
 
He said he loved my suspension, he thought my rear shock needed to have a little quicker rebound. I told him to change the clickers, but he said he didn't want to mess up all my settings. But it was close enough. (I thought man, what a nice guy....just got on the thing and rode it, and well at that without adjustment)
 
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