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Marky, If the boys you witnessed riding the 4rt in the muddy conditions were trying to ride it like a 2 stroke, e.g. - using clutch for throttle control, I wouldn't be surprised that you were not impressed. If they rode with their finger off of the clutch and used throttle for control, I guess I would be surprised that it did not work better than a 2 stroke. We had a local trials this weekend. Our former national champ rider was going up vertical rock walls, with power to spare on his 4rt. I just can't imagine it needing anymore CC's.

My first ride on the 4rt Or ("I really didn't want to like you but you made me.") 4rt Impressions: I really had resided to just keep my 300 pro this year, let the four-strokes have a year to work the bugs out and see how they performed. I had also convinced myself, with what I thought was logical reasoning, that there is no way this new 4rt could match my 300 pro. After all, the 300 pro is 1) one of the lightest bikes out, 2) Has one of the smoothest motors from the bottom with all the power one would ever need, 3) I felt very comfortable on my bike, and enjoyed the lively feel and how it went up obstacles. 4) There were no real big changes on the 05