What I'm curious about is if Rossi and JB are trying to do a total makeover of the Duke. Not just do the best of what they've got, or try to adapt Rossis riding style to the bike, but instead make the bike into at more forgiving package that works better not just for Rossi but for the other riders as well.
It could be that they are making such drastic changes, on purpose, that what we saw this weekend was something we might expect for a few races until they've had the chance to do more laps and can find what the heck is so fcked up with the bike.
And if the end result will be a bike that's rideable for more than just one person the effort might be worth it (and no doubt Rossi will be labeled a development genius again)
Perhaps I'm Captain Obvious here, but I don't have the insight into what happens behind the scene in the paddock, like some people here seems to have, so I'm just guessing and would like to know what you think.
(I'm a Stoner fan, but have the highest respect for Rossi and JB and what they can accomplish)
(and I'm from Sweeeeeden so pardon my grammar/spelling
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It could be that they are making such drastic changes, on purpose, that what we saw this weekend was something we might expect for a few races until they've had the chance to do more laps and can find what the heck is so fcked up with the bike.
And if the end result will be a bike that's rideable for more than just one person the effort might be worth it (and no doubt Rossi will be labeled a development genius again)
Perhaps I'm Captain Obvious here, but I don't have the insight into what happens behind the scene in the paddock, like some people here seems to have, so I'm just guessing and would like to know what you think.
(I'm a Stoner fan, but have the highest respect for Rossi and JB and what they can accomplish)
(and I'm from Sweeeeeden so pardon my grammar/spelling