pics of HP2 in the USA

Here is the link to ADV rider with some of my pics ridding my HP2 at the Hangtown National track in Sacramento CA USA see post #24

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=162841&page=2

Now thats got to hurt

How does the HP2 stand up in competition?

Lets have some of these shots from the UKgser HP2 owners?

Compitition

How does the HP2 stand up in competition?[/QUOTE]

I have not raced it in an actual race. But when we go out to the track, we typically do a gate start just like in motocross. The smaller bikes get a quicker jump out of the gate, but I catch them half way down the line. My cornering speed is slower compared to the other riders in my class. I also own a 2006 YZ450f so I have my choice of bikes to ride. I haven't ridden my YZ in 2 months. I have so much more fun on my HP2, it tracks a straight line, even in the roughest tracks, off the larger jumps it handles the flying and landing without any problems. Now there's no way I can do the same lap times on this compared to my YZ, I'm definitely slower on my HP2, But I have so much fun ridding it, and the crowd that gathers is always a neat thing too.

Red Dog @ ADV Rider asked about my fork set up because his bike feels soft in the front. I ordered a set of progressive front springs from these guy's

http://run-n-lites.com/run-n-lites/index.asp

I also replaced my fork oil with a Motul-Heavy 20w fork oil. With the springs out and the oil level 2 3/4'' from the top tube. Those 2 items made a world of difference.

This photo looks doctored!
How high is that HP2?

Real Photo real rider

Karlz said:

This photo looks doctored!
How high is that HP2?

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The dark spot is the landing of thr first jump, the light spot is the takeoff of the 2nd jump. There are a couple more photos on ADVRider, see link below. Pages 2 and 3 have the photos,
Check out this link for more photos of me on

ADVrider.http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=162841&page=2

more photo shop photos of JKing