Risk Racing’s Holeshot Pro Starting Gate can be set to drop randomly so riders can hone their race starts, or it can drop via a wireless remote control for riders training with a coach.
It has a foot pedal that can be operated while seated on the bike to raise the gate back to the starting position. An LED indicator on the remote mimics the anticipation of a 30-second board. MSRP is listed at $329.99. A manual version with a cable-actuated foot-pedal trigger is also available for $229.99.
Here is the press release from Risk Racing…
Mastering the holeshot isn’t easy, however, it’s the pivotal moment where races are won or lost. Perfecting your start technique is crucial for MX racers aiming for the podium. Enter RISK Racing’s latest innovations, designed to elevate your starting game and drive you to victory.
The Holeshot Pro Starting Gate sets a new standard with its state-of-the-art, random-timed or instant drop, wireless electronic design. The random timed mode allows riders to hone their starts independently. With a press of the wireless remote button, the computer-controlled timing sequence is activated, dropping the gate randomly between 1-5 seconds.
The glowing LED indicator on the remote mimics the anticipation of the 30-second board turning sideways. For riders who prefer to train with a coach, simply push the “Instant Drop” button on the remote giving the coach full control of the gate drop. Resetting the gate is effortless as well. Ride by and step on the foot pedal to raise the gate back up into starting position. Now line back up for more reps, no dismount needed. Finally, the gate is rechargeable via the supplied USB-C charger. Price: $329.99 MSRP
Both versions of the gate boast an integrated storage compartment, Velcro transport strap, and ground stakes for stability. They are meticulously crafted to help motocross athletes refine their starts and dominate the track.
VIDEO | Risk Racing Holeshot Practice Motocross Starting Gates
To learn more, visit www.riskracing.com.
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