INSANE Custom Bikes Rip the Beach!
The beach is calling—and Thornton Hundred answers with thunder.Jody and the team hit the 2025 Malle Beach Race like absolute bad boys, rolling deep with the custom-stretched Stark VARG running the beastly Scoop Dawg tyre and the filthy '86 YZ490 straight outta moto history.
Last year? We took the win.This year? The pressure’s cranked.
Can the crew deliver AGAIN?
Watch the old vs new showdown as raw two-stroke power meets next-gen electric torque in the sandpit battle of the year.
This isn’t just racing. This is the craziest beach race you have ever seen.
🛠 Custom Stark VARG build – stretched monster🔥 1986 Yamaha YZ490 – vintage weapon🌊 Full send at Malle Beach 2025👀 Behind-the-scenes chaos, pure throttle, and zero apologies
00:00–02:43 – 🏖️ Getting on the beach
02:43–03:39 – 😳 Is it over already?
03:39–04:43 – ⚡ The Stark’s first time on sand 🤯
04:43–05:30 – 🏁 The racing begins
05:30–06:40 – ❌ Did we get disqualified??
06:40–08:30 – 🔥 The REAL racing begins
08:30–09:23 – 🐒 Beach antics
09:23–12:05 – 🦴 The YZ’s turn
12:05–14:47 – 💀 Will the YZ survive?
14:47–17:48 – 🏆 The Finals – who will win?
17:48–18:40 – 🫠 Are we cooked?
18:40–19:31 – ⏳ The wait continues...
19:31–21:57 – ⚡ Ripping the Stark one last time! 🤘
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Special thanks to K&N, MAC Tools UK and Dewalt Tools UK for their support in making this project come to life!
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Thanks for watching and we’ll see you in the next one!
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