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Is this also the tape where they ask Warren Reid what it would take to beat a factory rider and he says a cold day in hell? Then ask since you are the top privateer what are you hoping for tonight and he says A cold day in hell.
I also remember using the superb info from the Doug Domokos segment where they talk about using the rear break if you go back to far. After seeing that, I practiced and practiced on my RM80 until I got my wheelies down. Just when I thought I was getting good I looped out in 4th gear and broke my arm in 4 places with a compound fracture. Come to find out that I lost the nut off the back of my drum brake.
Man that announcer would TYPE IN ALL CAPS if he posted here!
guess thats the "old" guy talking ..................
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Now I'm going to have to dig out my old SX videos from the mid 80's
http://www.filehippo.com/download_vlc/
What I like about watching these oldies is trying to figure out what the modern era riders/bikes are capable of doing on these tracks that these guys were not.
Alan King, got second the Sun in the last Semi there... he's on this board isn't he? He does MX schools or soething right?
I saw them doing lots of singles and doubles that would be triples and quads today!
Speaking of tracks that go up into the stands/mezzanines, Montreal had it up until 2008. here's a link to the 2002 125cc final from Montreal.
http://www.montrealsupercross.com/Video.aspx?en=1&no=103
Could you imagine still having to listen to Larry Huffman? Egad!
Damn, that announcer had one too many Monsters or Redbulls...oh wait....
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