What I've learned from Vital this week

Robgvx wrote:

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching...

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching it into his opponent.'

2. For an ill-judged, poorly timed and badly executed block pass that is seen as a deliberate take-out he should end up dead or in a chair.

3. Anyone who thinks it wasn't pre-meditated attempted murder is an imbecile.

4. Motocross is now attracting people who think it's cool to get married in Fox T shirts and Bro flat bills. Class.

5. The official MX2 world championship, recognised and sanctioned since 1975 by the world governing body of all motorcycling is a support class and doesn't count as a real championship. 250 class in America does through.

7. 95% of the world's fastest riders race in the USA.

8. There is no Honda, Kawasaki or Suzuki factory team in GPs.

9. Jeffrey Herlings is a coward because he races in the MX2 world championship and this is nothing to do with either the fact that he is only 19, or that he is a professional motocross rider paid to race where his current employers tell him to, or that in truth most of his potential competition has been forced out of the class under a ridiculous age rule.

10. A rider dominating a class in Europe is an indication of weakness of opposition, but MC, RC etc doing the same in the US is a reflection on their speed and not depth of competition.

IWreckALot wrote:

I just learned you don't know how to count. Where is number 6?

Robgvx wrote:

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching...

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching it into his opponent.'

2. For an ill-judged, poorly timed and badly executed block pass that is seen as a deliberate take-out he should end up dead or in a chair.

3. Anyone who thinks it wasn't pre-meditated attempted murder is an imbecile.

4. Motocross is now attracting people who think it's cool to get married in Fox T shirts and Bro flat bills. Class.

5. The official MX2 world championship, recognised and sanctioned since 1975 by the world governing body of all motorcycling is a support class and doesn't count as a real championship. 250 class in America does through.

7. 95% of the world's fastest riders race in the USA.

8. There is no Honda, Kawasaki or Suzuki factory team in GPs.

9. Jeffrey Herlings is a coward because he races in the MX2 world championship and this is nothing to do with either the fact that he is only 19, or that he is a professional motocross rider paid to race where his current employers tell him to, or that in truth most of his potential competition has been forced out of the class under a ridiculous age rule.

10. A rider dominating a class in Europe is an indication of weakness of opposition, but MC, RC etc doing the same in the US is a reflection on their speed and not depth of competition.

edgo897 wrote:

Need to work JLaw into it somewhere.

Jarid332 wrote:

#6 Bears are awesome [img]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/82/Medved_mzoo.jpg[/img]

#6 Bears are awesome

Robgvx wrote:

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching...

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching it into his opponent.'

2. For an ill-judged, poorly timed and badly executed block pass that is seen as a deliberate take-out he should end up dead or in a chair.

3. Anyone who thinks it wasn't pre-meditated attempted murder is an imbecile.

4. Motocross is now attracting people who think it's cool to get married in Fox T shirts and Bro flat bills. Class.

5. The official MX2 world championship, recognised and sanctioned since 1975 by the world governing body of all motorcycling is a support class and doesn't count as a real championship. 250 class in America does through.

7. 95% of the world's fastest riders race in the USA.

8. There is no Honda, Kawasaki or Suzuki factory team in GPs.

9. Jeffrey Herlings is a coward because he races in the MX2 world championship and this is nothing to do with either the fact that he is only 19, or that he is a professional motocross rider paid to race where his current employers tell him to, or that in truth most of his potential competition has been forced out of the class under a ridiculous age rule.

10. A rider dominating a class in Europe is an indication of weakness of opposition, but MC, RC etc doing the same in the US is a reflection on their speed and not depth of competition.

Robgvx wrote:

#11: Perhaps to no surprise, Vital members tend to focus on a rather minor mistake and blow it out of proportion.

Robgvx wrote:

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching...

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching it into his opponent.'

2. For an ill-judged, poorly timed and badly executed block pass that is seen as a deliberate take-out he should end up dead or in a chair.

3. Anyone who thinks it wasn't pre-meditated attempted murder is an imbecile.

4. Motocross is now attracting people who think it's cool to get married in Fox T shirts and Bro flat bills. Class.

5. The official MX2 world championship, recognised and sanctioned since 1975 by the world governing body of all motorcycling is a support class and doesn't count as a real championship. 250 class in America does through.

7. 95% of the world's fastest riders race in the USA.

8. There is no Honda, Kawasaki or Suzuki factory team in GPs.

9. Jeffrey Herlings is a coward because he races in the MX2 world championship and this is nothing to do with either the fact that he is only 19, or that he is a professional motocross rider paid to race where his current employers tell him to, or that in truth most of his potential competition has been forced out of the class under a ridiculous age rule.

10. A rider dominating a class in Europe is an indication of weakness of opposition, but MC, RC etc doing the same in the US is a reflection on their speed and not depth of competition.

Robgvx wrote:

#11: Perhaps to no surprise, Vital members tend to focus on a rather minor mistake and blow it out of proportion.

Robgvx wrote:

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching...

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching it into his opponent.'

2. For an ill-judged, poorly timed and badly executed block pass that is seen as a deliberate take-out he should end up dead or in a chair.

3. Anyone who thinks it wasn't pre-meditated attempted murder is an imbecile.

4. Motocross is now attracting people who think it's cool to get married in Fox T shirts and Bro flat bills. Class.

5. The official MX2 world championship, recognised and sanctioned since 1975 by the world governing body of all motorcycling is a support class and doesn't count as a real championship. 250 class in America does through.

7. 95% of the world's fastest riders race in the USA.

8. There is no Honda, Kawasaki or Suzuki factory team in GPs.

9. Jeffrey Herlings is a coward because he races in the MX2 world championship and this is nothing to do with either the fact that he is only 19, or that he is a professional motocross rider paid to race where his current employers tell him to, or that in truth most of his potential competition has been forced out of the class under a ridiculous age rule.

10. A rider dominating a class in Europe is an indication of weakness of opposition, but MC, RC etc doing the same in the US is a reflection on their speed and not depth of competition.

Robgvx wrote:

#11: Perhaps to no surprise, Vital members tend to focus on a rather minor mistake and blow it out of proportion.

Jarid332 wrote:

#6 Bears are awesome [img]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/82/Medved_mzoo.jpg[/img]

#6 Bears are awesome

Robgvx wrote:

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching...

1. Mike Alessi hitting his front wheel into Broc Tickle's bike at 90 degrees and thereby having his bars wrenched out from his hands = 'clutching it into his opponent.'

2. For an ill-judged, poorly timed and badly executed block pass that is seen as a deliberate take-out he should end up dead or in a chair.

3. Anyone who thinks it wasn't pre-meditated attempted murder is an imbecile.

4. Motocross is now attracting people who think it's cool to get married in Fox T shirts and Bro flat bills. Class.

5. The official MX2 world championship, recognised and sanctioned since 1975 by the world governing body of all motorcycling is a support class and doesn't count as a real championship. 250 class in America does through.

7. 95% of the world's fastest riders race in the USA.

8. There is no Honda, Kawasaki or Suzuki factory team in GPs.

9. Jeffrey Herlings is a coward because he races in the MX2 world championship and this is nothing to do with either the fact that he is only 19, or that he is a professional motocross rider paid to race where his current employers tell him to, or that in truth most of his potential competition has been forced out of the class under a ridiculous age rule.

10. A rider dominating a class in Europe is an indication of weakness of opposition, but MC, RC etc doing the same in the US is a reflection on their speed and not depth of competition.

Robgvx wrote:

#11: Perhaps to no surprise, Vital members tend to focus on a rather minor mistake and blow it out of proportion.

Robgvx wrote:

#11: Perhaps to no surprise, Vital members tend to focus on a rather minor mistake and blow it out of proportion.

Jarid332 wrote:

#6 Bears are awesome [img]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/82/Medved_mzoo.jpg[/img]

#6 Bears are awesome

Regis wrote:

^this

GuyB wrote:

12. People will argue about anything. Even whether Windham's transfers are cool or not.