FXR One on One: Yarrive Konsky

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Steve Matthes

Pulpmx, Professional, Steve Matthes, Supercross, Racerx, Motocross, 051142, Sports & Recreation

4.8 • 842 Ratings

🗓️ 27 May 2025

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Save at FXRRacing.com with Pulpmx30 code and also thanks to Firepower Parts and Maxxis Tires The owner of Quad Lock Honda, Yarrive Konsky, talks about his feelings on the current situation of the 250SX class, what needs to change, why it's broken, if the AMA is listening and more.

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0:00.0	Welcome everybody, another edition of the FXR one-on-one podcast.
0:04.6	Thanks for listening, appreciate it.
0:06.1	Some 250 Supercross talk today.
0:08.4	I know we're into the outdoors, but this should be interesting.
0:11.1	Thank you to the folks at FXR racing, of course.
0:14.0	Big news with FXR signing Malcolm Stewart.
0:16.8	Pulp of MX30 is the code to save with FXR racing.
0:20.2	And you look at Phil Nicoletti and the club of mex guys, Cody Shock.
0:24.3	All of those guys run an FXR racing.
0:26.8	And you can save using the code PulpumX30 with those guys.
0:29.7	Thank you to that.
0:30.6	Check out Malcolm Stewart's fishing line also that he does in partnership with FXR.
0:35.6	Firepower and Maxis also on board with the show.
0:38.4	We'll tell you more about them later on.
0:39.9	But for now, a conversation about 250 Supercross, is it broken?
0:43.9	How do we fix it?
0:45.0	What's next?
0:45.8	All of that stuff.
0:46.5	With the owner of the Quadlock Honda team, you've seen his name on this podcast before,
0:52.4	and we're happy to have it back.
0:54.0	Urive Konski.
0:55.0	What's up, Yeree?
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