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In an attempt to "even" the playing field with 3-year-olds riding Buddy Class on clapped-out, 20 year old 125cc street bikes, Badgerman and RedGreen comply not only with the dead-engine start, but also introduced the no-handed start.
... Protests were later filed by a group of electric start 4-stroke owners who forgot how to use the kickstarter.
Lenny however, also on row 4 but riding orange for Team PTP, is out for blood with the Crypt-keeper skull helmet. His race strategy was to scare all 3-year-olds into a bunch of crying DNFs. While I can't say that I wholeheartedly endorse his technique, he did walk away with a pretty big-ass trophy.
Lenny Gloats:
Lenny also credited his win in no small part to the great advice he received from his friend, mentor, and head wrench:
"Placing my goggles over the helmet mouthpiece like Napper suggested really helped with the pre-race jitters and hyper-ventilating I was experiencing. Once the hammer dropped, it was so blurry that I had no choice but to maintain a steady 12 MPH pace. Trees really hurt."
In an attempt to "even" the playing field with 3-year-olds riding Buddy Class on clapped-out, 20 year old 125cc street bikes, Badgerman and RedGreen comply not only with the dead-engine start, but also introduced the no-handed start.
... Protests were later filed by a group of electric start 4-stroke owners who forgot how to use the kickstarter.
Lenny however, also on row 4 but riding orange for Team PTP, is out for blood with the Crypt-keeper skull helmet. His race strategy was to scare all 3-year-olds into a bunch of crying DNFs. While I can't say that I wholeheartedly endorse his technique, he did walk away with a pretty big-ass trophy.
Lenny Gloats:
Lenny also credited his win in no small part to the great advice he received from his friend, mentor, and head wrench:
"Placing my goggles over the helmet mouthpiece like Napper suggested really helped with the pre-race jitters and hyper-ventilating I was experiencing. Once the hammer dropped, it was so blurry that I had no choice but to maintain a steady 12 MPH pace. Trees really hurt."
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