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    Kawasaki takes over the UK

    http://www.worevents.com/news/page/k/

    "KTM feels ten years behind" I find that hard to believe.

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    its a dealer press release, take it as such,

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    Quote Originally Posted by dafydd roberts View Post
    http://www.worevents.com/news/page/k/

    "KTM feels ten years behind" I find that hard to believe.

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    awesome writing style in that article ( not ), to be fair the KX450F was shown by Knight to be a weapon, though he's going just as well if not better on the KTM now.

    Interesting how the brit's seem to be getting into some serious hyperbole, the Sun factor maybe.

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    These guys are the biggest off road race organizers in the UK, I just though for them to put this on there site there must be something to it, but then again at $108 a race and $129 for something that resembles a trail ride suppose they print what there sponsors want them to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dafydd roberts View Post
    These guys are the biggest off road race organizers in the UK, I just though for them to put this on there site there must be something to it, but then again at $108 a race and $129 for something that resembles a trail ride suppose they print what there sponsors want them to.
    i think it shows how cheap riding is in this country, be thankfull there are a shit load of volunteers that put huge hours in to make riding cheap here,

    for the record, i would buy a kawasaki over a ktm any day but it does not mean a whole lot coming form a kawasaki dealer does it,

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    Quote Originally Posted by dafydd roberts View Post
    These guys are the biggest off road race organizers in the UK, I just though for them to put this on there site there must be something to it, but then again at $108 a race and $129 for something that resembles a trail ride suppose they print what there sponsors want them to.
    I reckon they are, or maybe something more subtle like saying the the alloy frames are better than the steel ones, not sure I'd go with that arguement personally.

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    I try and stay impartial to the whole KTM,HONDA,YAMAHA,KAWASAKI thing as each one has its different strength and weaknesses, when I saw this on one of the leading UK dirt bike race event organizers site and not only that but some good riders winning at the events on them, I thought there maybe something more to the Kawasaki than what I first though.
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    Steve used to say the same thing about Gas Gas back when they sponsored WOR racing. Yeah the KXF is a weapon but its still a MX bike...

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    Well I'm about 20 years behind my KTM. I can barely hang onto it.

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