• Hi everyone,

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Enduro 360 / Chilly testing a AJP PR5

I think Chilly is officially FROZEN :lol:. Doesn't sound like it's all going to be MX and thats good. Honestly I trust Kelly more than any mag review as it seems like his reports are all very close to mine on same bikes ridden. I've also watched many videos on the AJP bikes and they can do more than me :D.
 
Chilly just posted a video with a quick spin on the AJP. It was a pretty rough sand/rock and narrow trail he was on. He took a quick sand nap in it and she fired right back up. Look forward to his full report.
 
I saw them officially in the Red Bull Romaniacs. Not bad for a bike designed to be a recreational trail bike. It would be like taking a TTR250 or one of the CRF aircooled machines into competition, and the freakin price is right there.
 
robertaccio said:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0KjfBer7HE#t=81


Cool that's my crew's training ground (I recognize those trails). Hmm I noticed a couple of additional turn offs on some of the routes......looks like some new creations have magically appeared. niiice.

for fun, same trail at my 2:18, Chillys 1:20 with some slight detours. we dropped in from the other side(west) he came from east, trail heads north.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZJ-MKvDlfE
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Is that typical San Diego terrain?
 
PS name drop.....me on my ex Zip Ty Racing modded TXC310R following the dust trail......., at the end of the viddy stop section that KTM leading me was 94 ISDE Andy who now has the 2015 ZipTy Racing modded FE350S Husky ripper. the WHT Austrian Husky at the end was the 2014 FE350 with Husky legend rider LR on board leading our trail ride. I love this sport****************************************
 
robertaccio said:
It would be like taking a TTR250 or one of the CRF aircooled machines into competition, and the freakin price is right there.
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Its WAY more bike than those. The stock suspension alone is decades ahead and very good as is. Forks are excellent.

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