There is a new Scot Harden Interview on the GNCC web site. Sorry I do not know how to link it. gnccracing.com Between his interview and Scott Summers bike tips and testimony if you do not want a Husky then you must be nuts.
http://www.gnccracing.com/articles/848_tuesday-toolbox-scot-hardin Cool interview. Like most here, I've chugged the Husky Kool-aid and I LIKE it! I just want a dealer closer than 2 tanks of gas from my house!
Scot Harden Interview from GNCC Site Good reading for Husky faithful...... http://www.gnccracing.com/articles/848_tuesday-toolbox-scot-harden
"We have 16 bikes, but we're looking to go beyond that in the near future." please let one be a 200 based on the WR125. Please.
Good idea.... (edit - either you started this thread in the newsroom or our fine moderator moved it) Great article, I liked this quote the best: Regarding threads on CH in general - If there are similar threads on CH I would appreciate it tremendously is someone posts links from one to the other. Thought I saw a few that might be similar, not a big deal at all but would hate to loose track of peoples input - that input is important. .
Uh...that would be me I can merge those other posts if it'll make things easier... FineModeratorChick
Thanks! Merge whatever threads you want that make sense, the idea is to keep track of everyone's valuable input.
I'm glad you feel that way, because I merged them about 2 minutes after my last post Excellent interview, by the way WoodsChick
"We have 16 bikes, but we're looking to go beyond that in the near future." 300 2 stroke Estart true WR 6 speed my .02
I honestly think the electric start on a 2 stroke is a big waste. It added almost $600 to the price of a KTM. The 200 does not have the starter and are a pretty good deal still. I can see it on four strokes but its just more crap to deal with on a smoker.
For a little shorty person like myself, the e-start would be a welcome addition to any bike that I might stall in a pile of rocks on a steep, off-camber hillside.
While I do tend to think of them as sort of unneccessary on 2-strokes for the average Joe, you're right about them being a big help to those of us that might be vertically challenged (I'm 5'1") and/or physically thrashed. I know that if it were my right ankle instead of my left that got shattered, I'd probably be looking for an e-start 2-stroke, too. WoodsChick
I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings but this is a forum to vent your opinions. I do not think my comments in any way disrespected your opinions so please do not disrespect mine with your snide comment. If you have a rebuttle then post a reason e-start would be useful like the previous posts by other people. The e-start would be useful for shorter folk who might have a hard time in technical terrain. But for me who is 6'1" and money concious the kicker is good enough.
Well, I'm glad that's over and done with... Perhaps we (including myself) should all just stick to the original subject here, which, if I recall correctly, was an interview with Scot Harden? Thanks, everyone. WoodsChick
