Yamaha and KTM are still making highly competitive 2 strokes while Honda, Kawasaki, and Suzuki have decided to put these amazing machines out of production. 2 strokes are lighter, make almost twice the horsepower per cc, cost less to produce, less to buy, and less to maintain; especially if a catastrophic blowup occurred. They are also easier to work on and arguably much more fun to ride than a 4 stroke. 2 strokes are making a comeback as people are realizing how much better machines they are. Honda, Suzuki, and Kawasaki need to realize this. If this petition gets 5000 signatures I will send the information to the above mentioned companies so maybe they will consider designing and producing new 2 stroke motocross bikes.
I am gathering technical documentation on production costs to include in my final proposal to the manufacturers. Post the link to this petition on your Facebook wall today so these companies see the pressure building. Call the customer service lines for Honda and Kawasaki to tell them you want these bikes back on the showroom floor.
November 27, 2014
The momentum behind this push to bring back two strokes is undeniable and shows these manufacturers that a massive market is being ignored. Now is the time to turn this energy into pressure by emailing the regional offices of Honda and Kawasaki today.
Reached 100 supporters
November 27, 2014
113 Comments
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Brock Chandler
6 years ago
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I still own, and used to race, a 1996 KX500 in the Open B-class. I also currently race a 1990 KDX200 in WEXCER series races. Love em both and they still run strong and are race ready and tight.
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Brandon
11 years ago
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More people around my area in south louisiana are making a switch back to two strokes. I hope companies start to make them again..
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Cody McLin
11 years ago
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I'm 15 and ride a 2002 cr250 they are awesome machines! They should have never stopped making them!
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Tristan Wright
11 years ago
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There needs to be more two strokes out there. These pointless and expensive four strokes sound awful and aren't reliable. I miss the sound of 2 strokes tearing up the track. Save the two strokes!!!!!
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Eric Gregory
11 years ago
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Although I have only owned 2 2-stroke bikes, both have performed exceedingly well. I even blew the engine on my CR. Although the malfunction put me out for a week my bike was back stronger than before!!!
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Collin Goode
11 years ago
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We need our two smokers back! They play a HUGE role in amateur racing especially 125s for bridging the gap from superminis to big bikes!
Yamaha and KTM are still making highly competitive 2 strokes while Honda, Kawasaki, and Suzuki have decided to put these amazing machines out of production. 2 strokes are lighter, make almost twice the horsepower per cc, cost less to produce, less to buy, and less to maintain; especially if a catastrophic blowup occurred. They are also easier to work on and arguably much more fun to ride than a 4 stroke. 2 strokes are making a comeback as people are realizing how much better machines they are. Honda, Suzuki, and Kawasaki need to realize this. If this petition gets 5000 signatures I will send the information to the above mentioned companies so maybe they will consider designing and producing new 2 stroke motocross bikes.
I am gathering technical documentation on production costs to include in my final proposal to the manufacturers. Post the link to this petition on your Facebook wall today so these companies see the pressure building. Call the customer service lines for Honda and Kawasaki to tell them you want these bikes back on the showroom floor.
November 27, 2014
The momentum behind this push to bring back two strokes is undeniable and shows these manufacturers that a massive market is being ignored. Now is the time to turn this energy into pressure by emailing the regional offices of Honda and Kawasaki today.
Reached 100 supporters
November 27, 2014
113 Comments
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Brock Chandler
6 years ago
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I still own, and used to race, a 1996 KX500 in the Open B-class. I also currently race a 1990 KDX200 in WEXCER series races. Love em both and they still run strong and are race ready and tight.
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Brandon
11 years ago
Featured
More people around my area in south louisiana are making a switch back to two strokes. I hope companies start to make them again..
C
Cody McLin
11 years ago
Featured
I'm 15 and ride a 2002 cr250 they are awesome machines! They should have never stopped making them!
T
Tristan Wright
11 years ago
Featured
There needs to be more two strokes out there. These pointless and expensive four strokes sound awful and aren't reliable. I miss the sound of 2 strokes tearing up the track. Save the two strokes!!!!!
E
Eric Gregory
11 years ago
Featured
Although I have only owned 2 2-stroke bikes, both have performed exceedingly well. I even blew the engine on my CR. Although the malfunction put me out for a week my bike was back stronger than before!!!
C
Collin Goode
11 years ago
Featured
We need our two smokers back! They play a HUGE role in amateur racing especially 125s for bridging the gap from superminis to big bikes!
I still own, and used to race, a 1996 KX500 in the Open B-class. I also currently race a 1990 KDX200 in WEXCER series races. Love em both and they still run strong and are race ready and tight.