Outside of MC winding down, Reed has faced the best of the best in their prime. RC, JS, Lusk, Windham. Now Dungey, Tomac, Canard, Barcia, Milsaps, and more....what say all of you?
Outside of MC winding down, Reed has faced the best of the best in their prime. RC, JS, Lusk, Windham. Now Dungey, Tomac, Canard, Barcia, Milsaps...
Outside of MC winding down, Reed has faced the best of the best in their prime. RC, JS, Lusk, Windham. Now Dungey, Tomac, Canard, Barcia, Milsaps, and more....what say all of you?
He has faced some good ones. Now if only he could have had a shot at Hannah, Barnet, Bailey, Ward, Johnson, Lechien, Stanton, Bayle, Bradshaw, Emig, and a few others, he would have tried them all.
Check out the racerX articles for a history lesson. Reed is one of the greatest riders that the sport has ever known.
No one is denying that, just saying that over the span of his long career he has faced some of the best this sport has seen (MC, RC, Stewart, Dungey, RV etc.) while still in their prime.
Outside of MC winding down, Reed has faced the best of the best in their prime. RC, JS, Lusk, Windham. Now Dungey, Tomac, Canard, Barcia, Milsaps...
Outside of MC winding down, Reed has faced the best of the best in their prime. RC, JS, Lusk, Windham. Now Dungey, Tomac, Canard, Barcia, Milsaps, and more....what say all of you?
Yeah, I'm going to argue that Jeff Ward has faced tougher SX competition in their prime and beat them all. Glover, Bell, Sun, Barnett, Hansen, Bailey, Hannah, O'Mara, Stanton, Bayle, Bradshaw. The argument for Reed is solid, but only time will tell if half of THAT list become the legends that I've included on mine.
Outside of MC winding down, Reed has faced the best of the best in their prime. RC, JS, Lusk, Windham. Now Dungey, Tomac, Canard, Barcia, Milsaps...
Outside of MC winding down, Reed has faced the best of the best in their prime. RC, JS, Lusk, Windham. Now Dungey, Tomac, Canard, Barcia, Milsaps, and more....what say all of you?
Wtf he didn't race lusk in his prime.. when lusk was beating mc in what 98-99 reed wasn't in big bikes... Lusk on the kawi did good but wasn't his prime like his Honda days
Outside of MC winding down, Reed has faced the best of the best in their prime. RC, JS, Lusk, Windham. Now Dungey, Tomac, Canard, Barcia, Milsaps...
Outside of MC winding down, Reed has faced the best of the best in their prime. RC, JS, Lusk, Windham. Now Dungey, Tomac, Canard, Barcia, Milsaps, and more....what say all of you?
Sorry it was not. I totally meant to include RV in this list. Although I do agree that dirtworldmx has a great list, I would respectfully argue that Reed had to race the 3 most dominant riders ever in RV, JS, and RC. And Dungey is quickly climbing into this category. Then there are the rest of the new breed, with better training, sport science, and technology behind them.
Sorry it was not. I totally meant to include RV in this list. Although I do agree that dirtworldmx has a great list, I would respectfully...
Sorry it was not. I totally meant to include RV in this list. Although I do agree that dirtworldmx has a great list, I would respectfully argue that Reed had to race the 3 most dominant riders ever in RV, JS, and RC. And Dungey is quickly climbing into this category. Then there are the rest of the new breed, with better training, sport science, and technology behind them.
You don't think Jeremy was more dominant than Ryan, Ricky and James? wow
Only that he didn't really race him in his prime, not disputing Jeremy as the king of sx. Outside of his numbers, RC, JS, and RV have pretty much put a lock on total wins and podiums indoors and out as well.
I'd say yes, took him on in Gosford years ago and although he was a full lap ahead of me. My bike finished the race.
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I'd say yes, took him on in Gosford years ago and although he was a full lap ahead of me. My bike finished the race.
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Watching him ride those two times at gosford was fucking hectic: that yz was getting flogged. All I could think was if that is "smooth" what the fuck does Rc look like...
Both Windham and LaRocco are both excellent candidates too. My only point with these two would that they were not consistently at the same level fighting for wins and championships although Windham did occasionally. Often Reed, RV, RC, and JS (or a combination of this group) put the hurt on the field pretty quickly and seemed to be in another race.
Wtf he didn't race lusk in his prime.. when lusk was beating mc in what 98-99 reed wasn't in big bikes... Lusk on the kawi did...
Wtf he didn't race lusk in his prime.. when lusk was beating mc in what 98-99 reed wasn't in big bikes... Lusk on the kawi did good but wasn't his prime like his Honda days
Did Lusk even have a prime ? He was fast but it was out of control fast and he would crash at least once almost every race, yes he beat MC a few times but not even in the same league.
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Reeeeeediculous!
Color me impressed.
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