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Hunter Yoder reveals the insane story behind his factory GEICO Honda CRF150R – a $60,000 one-off supermini build where everything was custom except the front brake lever. It was the first ever fuel-injected supermini in motocross, running a KTM 390 street bike throttle body. Only three riders ever raced one: Cooper Webb, Carson Mumford, and Hunter Yoder. From his dad refusing to buy a spare clutch at Loretta’s, to having offers from Star Racing, Team Green, and Pro Circuit – Hunter breaks down why he chose GEICO Honda, what it cost to run a 13-year-old on a factory 150, and what it was like racing a Frankenstein four-stroke against two-stroke superminis.
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