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The sport has grown so much. Look at all the box trucks in the pits, for example.
Print whatever you need on it, has concave places all around to grip it.
Should be able to have different sizes too so they can be used in tight corners.
The Shop
This is still one of my all-time favorite Jeff Ward gear sets:
And this is still my favorite looking bike of all-time. I have a dream to get the most modern KX250 available and build a replica of this bike:
FYI - Ralph Sheheen pit reporter.
https://youtu.be/lGOcbzwSIfQ
https://youtu.be/4-daKaTpNNg
@Green - Dude you gotta get with it man. Post up those videos!!! It's kind of a pain and takes a while. But it's worth it.
Takes a while for sure.
I rode 125 Novice and got 3rd place in the torrential downpour! Still have the plaque somewhere deep in my garage.
Pit Row
I was near the top of the jump so I was yelling (between moans) "flag the fucking race!" at the flaggers that were sitting on top of the jump. I swear I layed there for a good 2 minutes and finally looked around and the leaders were still 1/2 a lap away. So I got to my feet, and this guys yelling "what the f are you doing! Act hurt!" And I was yelling back "f you, I'm finishing the race!"
So I tore up some hay and mixed it in with the mud. The leaders still hadn't make it around yet. I managed to get enough traction to get over the top of the tunnel and whipped my bike sideways (was easy to do, the clay was slicker than snot), and I aimed my rear wheel at the flaggers and roosted the hell out of them before I finally slid down the backside of the jump sideways.
I said "screw it" and didnt attempt to ride the track. I cut backwards across the start straight and went back to the truck. The leaders (there were only 2 guys still going from what I remember) never came by. I heard they threw the checkered after 1 lap. They then rerouted the track to no longer go over the tunnel. It was an epic weekend either way.
I remember not crashing until the last lap, and then I crashed like 5 times in the whoops, but I came around the corner and they threw the checkered flag after 3 laps and it turns out I got 3rd. Had no clue what place I was in...
Now I sit here, having not raced in several years, and with a yz250 sitting in my living room with the top end off, while im trying to decide wether or not to replace the wiseco crank thats in it. But im fighting stage 4 colon cancer that got to my liver before it was diagnosed, and I swear... I probably wont beat the cancer in the long run, but im fighting hard and my cea number has dropped from 444 in September to 42 as of tuesday. I was at a 37, but lost a little ground.
Its a life time of motocross thats the one thing that I can look back on and smile. Im thankful that I've done more living in 42 years than most people would do in 100, and its because of that common bond that we share, dirt bikes.
Thanks to Jason V. For posting up that video. For years I couldnt find that race on youtube. I have always taken pride in the fact that I was able to clear that double out of the 180 left that followed the 1st triple. The night before, my buddy, who got 4th I think in 250 int. on amatuer day, had told me there was no way in hell I would clear that jump. I went for it and cleared it on the 2nd lap of practice and landed on a haybale but saved it. I cleared it allnday until the rain.
What an amazing thing to be able to sit here now and think about how great life was then. It was worth every penny, I'll tell ya that!
I've got a few more races from 92 to upload. Then it's on to 93 and the rise of MC.
https://youtu.be/lLTLZxZBdQg
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