Sounds like you had a bad experience with CRG?
I raced CRG/XTR (then Maxter) in KF3 for 2 years and I was trailing at the back of the field, 1.5sec slower than the top of the field AT BEST. The chassis was so stiff, it was preventing the engine to output its power out of the turns. It was flying in the wet conditions though.
I switch to OTK/Vortex for a test, and gained that 1.5sec after 20min of testing.
Interesting thing though, the CRG seems to do better on softer tyres, as I was racing in the EU championship with the Vega Green, and we used the Bridgestone YKC in the French championship.
DR chassisâ are the same, right? If so whatâs the feedback been on the 4t chassis
DR utilizes a slightly different design, and I believe different material. Pretty similar to CRG in terms of handling and tuning dynamics.
Paolo would disagree most likelyâŚ
If we are talking De Conto, he was driving for energy corse in KZ2 in 2009 (when I was driving the CRG in a OTK dominated field in the non-shifter). I am talking about the 2008-2010 era when the CRG non shifter were not good at all.
The DR chassis are usually a little bit different than the CRG equivalent, but theyâre functionally pretty similar. I ran an S97, the old 30/30 frame they had. I never got a chance to run the 4 stroke frame, but from what I understand itâs a pretty solid 206 chassis.
Youâll also find different materials from DR, signified by Evo I, II, or III. I had an Evo II, but the Evo III was a significant improvement in the KA category when I ran it last year. Iâm not sure how the materials compare to CRG though.
Re igniting this thread - do any of my fellow KP guys run a 22 CRG KT2? Iâm looking to plump for a new chassis, appreciate any thoughts on how good or bad it actually is.
It is as good as any other big brands, crg is very good quality
I donât know what chassis model they are running but CRG has seen a resurgence here in both KA and X30 with some good drivers getting some big results at high level races. Their recent models seems to be really good.
Thanks TJ, both those classes run KT2 as FAS as I know
KT2 or KT5 will be your choice for 100cc or 125cc. I like the idea of the KT5 having the larger OD tube between the spindles.