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I guess his Polaris was broke down and not enough time to get parts in to fix it.Quote:
Originally posted by tedscrappy300
At the start before they called the pro riders why was #20(Kim Kuhnle)riding a Banshee? 2-strokes arn't allowed in the pre class.
Because it was a banshee and it had a number 20 on it.
Whats that all about?
Only the top 10 are not allowed to run 2 strokes. He was fine otherwise R/P would have not allowed him to race.
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Originally posted by tedscrappy300
At the start before they called the pro riders why was #20(Kim Kuhnle)riding a Banshee? 2-strokes arn't allowed in the pre class.
Because it was a banshee and it had a number 20 on it.
Whats that all about?
Pro (ATV) Ð Production rules apply (0-525cc). OEM motor and matching frame combination model required. Engine modifications, frame reinforcements and frame modifications to permit longer rear-wheel travel are permitted. Fuel tanks are limited to a 4 gallon maximum capacity.
The Banshee is still in production and it is below the cc limit, so any Pro Rider would be allowed to race a Banshee on a Stock Frame in the Pro Class, but as you can tell there aren't more than a couple of banshees on the line at any event because they aren't the best machines for woods racing compared to what else is available.
Where does it say that 2 strokes aren't allowed in the pro class?Quote:
Originally posted by tedscrappy300
At the start before they called the pro riders why was #20(Kim Kuhnle)riding a Banshee? 2-strokes arn't allowed in the pre class.
Because it was a banshee and it had a number 20 on it.
Whats that all about?
It's good to see Kuhnle on a Banshee. Even though it's a yammi, it's kinda cool to see it again in the pro class before they finally stop production on it. If some of you old timers remember Kim was very successfull aboard his banshee back in the late 90's. Also, before the pro production classes the banshee was very popular among the old open classes. Even Ballance briefly rode one.
Sorry I thought that they wern't allowed in the pro class anymore, but I think that it is awesome that Kim was on the banshee and maybe he'll be on it again in that future.Quote:
Originally posted by tedscrappy300
At the start before they called the pro riders why was #20(Kim Kuhnle)riding a Banshee? 2-strokes arn't allowed in the pre class.
Because it was a banshee and it had a number 20 on it.
Whats that all about?
Chad wanted everyone to know how much he appreciated the help, the cheering on, and total support he received before, during and after the race. He felt strong from all of you and was able to finish the race that good from all the support and prays everyone keeps giving him. He was a little weak and very tired that nite after the race but sunday he felt surprisingly good. Sore but good.... He is going to try and keep with the program on our short break and hope he is even stronger for the WV race. So thanks to all of you, it means more than words can ever say!
See ya at the races...Drier races that is!
Duvall Family
great ride chad keep it up.
Hey bad Chad, Was really awesome to see you back on it again. Glad to see you got the cobwebs clearing up. Stay focused and you'll be fine. Didn't get to stay to watch you up there, had to get to Doug's ballgame. Congrats on the third place. The Suzuki is gone, back on Green and feeling good. See you in WV. You're the man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome Chad!!!!!