Promoto practice and discussion

More of our good time experience with these amazing toys. What helps our varied driving styles and some personal preferences. I see in the video footage that the blue bike seems more stable out of turns on the throttle. It has heaviest spring, 50 wt oil for rear shock, punch of 3 on the ESC.
The yellow bike has medium spring and Associated 45 wt oil in rear shock, and punch of 4 on ESC.
The orange bike has two springs. Heaviest, modified with the lightest and 30 wt oil, and punch of 4 in ESC.
I have been focusing on that rear end shake when coming hard out of corners, through suspension alone. And with rear shock mods only can, now, remain full throttle as the bike settles quicker. I had to let off throttle to settle the rear end shake with the stiffer rear end. I will certainly try the lower punch value to see if that allows even harder cornering. I'm already excited for the next session. The discussion alone is exciting. So much more to learn, and what a fun time.

[@sprocket374]

Awesome. More vids please

[@Timmysthompson]

amazing dude

[@RCCAPERS]

Awesome videos! Stumbled across this video and you guys are doing fantastic! Very advanced! How do you like racing the Promoto compared to running say buggies or say short course trucks? I get mine tomorrow and can’t wait! I’ve always dreamed of a good rc dirtbike and the Losi finally has the technology to make it a race class! Keep up the great videos!

[@christopherrearick9]

I'm an old MXer who physically can't ride anymore. These are a dream come true for me. They are much more difficult than trucks or buggies. My favorite is nitro truggy. But RC MX is literally what I do now. Retired. Own my track. Now with 6 promoto MX bikes. Actually 3 tracks. I own sandpit rc.

[@jerseycaretakers8793]

You're living the dream life retirement! Nice!!

[@shawnmccomb1843]

I love this

[@leoc249]

wheres this located?

[@jerseycaretakers8793]

Where is this located!!???

[@flex7357]

Where is this located?

[@sandpitrc8525]

Michigan