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TP won two championships and lost the third by 2 points due to a parts failure.

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Again, I'm european, but I WANT RV TO WIN THE TITLE SO BAD!
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This is not some American rider going over there making 50,000 euros, living at his managers house with his managers family, riding at whatever practice track he can find, traveling Europe in a little sprinter van. He's not going to have the same struggles as previous Americans in my opinion because RV can do this all on his terms. He's going to have countless people over there making sure his every need is taken care of, he will have a home base to train and ride out of, and if he want he could have the same types of amenities he has here. This is unprecedented, and something on a level never seen before in our sport. RV is not some disgruntled american going to the gp's because either, he can't get a ride in the states, or he's trying to revive his career.
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This is not some American rider going over there making 50,000 euros, living at his managers house with his managers family, riding at whatever practice track...
This is not some American rider going over there making 50,000 euros, living at his managers house with his managers family, riding at whatever practice track he can find, traveling Europe in a little sprinter van. He's not going to have the same struggles as previous Americans in my opinion because RV can do this all on his terms. He's going to have countless people over there making sure his every need is taken care of, he will have a home base to train and ride out of, and if he want he could have the same types of amenities he has here. This is unprecedented, and something on a level never seen before in our sport. RV is not some disgruntled american going to the gp's because either, he can't get a ride in the states, or he's trying to revive his career.
You got that right brother man. RV is going over there for ONE reason and that is to win and he knows how to do it.

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Funny, but...we have this "Us-n-Them" mentality that's really not needed. The Sport has the most even playing field that it's ever had. Personally, I like the...
Funny, but...we have this "Us-n-Them" mentality that's really not needed. The Sport has the most even playing field that it's ever had. Personally, I like the fact that we've got bad-asses form Italy, Netherlands, France, Australia, Germany, Russia, Estonia, Portugal &...yes...even that Nordic Country on Canada's southern border: Minnesota.

Note: if we're gonna let The Old Continent start basing their results as The E.U.? (As some are doing)...well...guess what? We'll go the other way and start basing our results on our separate states...

Next year we're sending 22 Teams from various "States"!

Btw, if we're gonna get Ryno's opinion, shouldn't we get LaPaglia's, too?
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Sorry but that's not how it works, back when they started changing the rules and format for the MXDN to put a stop to the American...
Sorry but that's not how it works, back when they started changing the rules and format for the MXDN to put a stop to the American dominance and it still didn't work, that's is when it because USA against the rest of the world. When RV heads over it wont be every rider for themselves it will be the all the GP riders against RV. I may just be patriotic but the United states are one nation and proud of it.
I find your lack of faith disturbing.

And, your lack of understanding humor is annoying.
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I swear if I hear one more person say something about gluten I'm going to piss in their face.


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This is not some American rider going over there making 50,000 euros, living at his managers house with his managers family, riding at whatever practice track...
This is not some American rider going over there making 50,000 euros, living at his managers house with his managers family, riding at whatever practice track he can find, traveling Europe in a little sprinter van. He's not going to have the same struggles as previous Americans in my opinion because RV can do this all on his terms. He's going to have countless people over there making sure his every need is taken care of, he will have a home base to train and ride out of, and if he want he could have the same types of amenities he has here. This is unprecedented, and something on a level never seen before in our sport. RV is not some disgruntled american going to the gp's because either, he can't get a ride in the states, or he's trying to revive his career.
^^^this and the fact that he compared himself to RV is laughable.......and I am a Ryno fan, somewhat.
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Many of you fucking twist, change manipulate statements people say. I feel Ryno was dead on - RV is going to be seriously challenged and TC222 is going to be favored for the title for the reasons he stated. That said, if anyone can win this title in the first year, its RV2.

No wonder why people in the industry crack jokes on this board. Listen to the damm interview again.
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bd wrote:
I agree with this "When RV heads over it wont be every rider for themselves it will be the all the GP riders against RV."
Rubbish ... They will have an extra motivation / drive to beat Villopoto because he's the best rider by far from the current generation (those after RC and SE72). But there are not going to crash into Villopoto to help out their good old mate Cairoli. That's just MXdN idiocy talking again.
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Ryno has no credibility left with all the crap he spews out.
exactly
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Ryno has no credibility left with all the crap he spews out.
He's going to find you and beat you up for saying that.
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Sandberm 10/3/2014 4:54pm
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I like Ryan Hughes. He went over to Europe to ride the GP's and he based his opinion on how RV will do based on that.

Ryno stated his opinion and then explained why he felt that way. Thats respectable in my book.
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Crush 10/3/2014 5:02pm
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I don't think RV or Cairoli will walk it at all, but I definitely think RV is way more capable in shitty conditions than people are giving him credit for....

People seem to think he only rides RedBud and all the GPs are Lommel.

In fact... in blown out shitty stuff with cushion, he might be the best I've seen... He's fine in ultra hard pack with rocks (MXDN 2011)... He's from the northwest where its rutty and shitty... he hauls at washougal where it's skatey... his practice track the last 6 years has been sand...

And not for nothing, but Ryno is not anywhere near as good, never was, as RV. It will definitely be difficult, but RV is more than capable of doing it.
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Ryno also said that no American has ever gone over there and won in their first season. He was wrong three times over since Laporte, Schmit...
Ryno also said that no American has ever gone over there and won in their first season. He was wrong three times over since Laporte, Schmit, and Trampas Parker won their first time out. Here is the video:

Ha! Those are great points. Not hating on Ryno but sometimes bluster doesn't get the job done.
lostboy819 10/3/2014 5:29pm
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I like Ryan Hughes. He went over to Europe to ride the GP's and he based his opinion on how RV will do based on that...
I like Ryan Hughes. He went over to Europe to ride the GP's and he based his opinion on how RV will do based on that.

Ryno stated his opinion and then explained why he felt that way. Thats respectable in my book.
But Ryno shouldn't compare himself to RV in any way because RV is the top dog and Huges was a also ran. Back when they ran the first US open of supercross in the MGM grand people were saying that the arenacross boys were going to stick it to the SX series riders because the track was small and tight like a AX track , then they ran the race and the AX riders remembered why they rode AX and not SX, it was because the best riders were the Supercross series riders by far.
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JB 19 10/3/2014 5:52pm
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After watching the interview, I think Ryan sounded sincere with saying it won't be easy. With that said, Villopoto has proved he's a different animal. This would have been like RC going over in 2007. RV Is that bad of a dude.
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Sounded like a good opinion to me of a guy who has gone over and raced Europe, could very well play out that way.
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JB479 10/3/2014 6:07pm
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How well did Ryno do in europe anyway?
I was too young to follow the sport at the time.

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How well does Ryan know Ryan? Do they ever hang out together?
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Ryno is entitled to his opinion.

In my opinion, RV will win this championship- but it won't be a cakewalk. One of the biggest reasons Euro riders struggle in the Nationals initially is the drastically shortened practice times. It's the opposite effect for RV; he gets much more practice time than he normally has to learn a track, which in my opinion will minimize the "getting used to GP's" effect. He's also an absolute animal on a dirt bike, in any condition.


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The only comparison Ryno made was their attempt at a MXGP title. I state this again, if your way of discrediting Ryno's claim is by him making a comparison to him and RV pursuing a GP title (that was the only comparison made), you are the poster boy of why America is losing competitiveness in global economy.

Your fucking counter argument is a ludicrous as my comparison.

His argument is on point. From the elevation of the sport by adding competition in different series to RV's struggles with adapting to the change - culture, foods, weather, elevation, travel, living. There WILL BE A LEARNING CURVE. AC222 and the rest of the competitors have an advantage. This is fact.

That said, as he stated, RV can still win the title.
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Wow, when I listened to what Ryno said I couldn't imagine any Eurotard disagreeing with him. Toting the GP line. Lol
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I think RV will be embraced over there.....much like Roczen and Musquin here.....and we ( for the most part ) love those guys.

Being patriotic is one thing.....but when it comes to moto........it's moto , and you embrace your fellow moto brother no matter where they are from! We ALL have a tough enough time competing against every other sport on this planet such as baseball , football , basketball , Rugby , the fucking UFC and everything else........we're a small group that needs to back each other up....no matter what freakin' country you come from!

AMA.....GP.....it don't matter! What matters is good racing! That's what we all want to see! At least that's what i want to see!

All this banter back and forth on who's better...AC or RV? When it comes down to it....I just want to see them race. And let the best man win.
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Ryno is entitled to his opinion. In my opinion, RV will win this championship- but it won't be a cakewalk. One of the biggest reasons Euro...
Ryno is entitled to his opinion.

In my opinion, RV will win this championship- but it won't be a cakewalk. One of the biggest reasons Euro riders struggle in the Nationals initially is the drastically shortened practice times. It's the opposite effect for RV; he gets much more practice time than he normally has to learn a track, which in my opinion will minimize the "getting used to GP's" effect. He's also an absolute animal on a dirt bike, in any condition.


Well said and I agree. Although RV will have a learning curve, he is one of the best motocrossers/supercrossers in the history of sport. His will when enable him to adapt.... I predict he kicks some ass.

* Note - Watson and I did not need to drag and kick Ryno while stating our opinions.
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JB 19 wrote:
After watching the interview, I think Ryan sounded sincere with saying it won't be easy. With that said, Villopoto has proved he's a different animal. This...
After watching the interview, I think Ryan sounded sincere with saying it won't be easy. With that said, Villopoto has proved he's a different animal. This would have been like RC going over in 2007. RV Is that bad of a dude.
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I've talked to crazy dudes living on the street that sound a awful lot like him.
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Sandberm wrote:
I like Ryan Hughes. He went over to Europe to ride the GP's and he based his opinion on how RV will do based on that...
I like Ryan Hughes. He went over to Europe to ride the GP's and he based his opinion on how RV will do based on that.

Ryno stated his opinion and then explained why he felt that way. Thats respectable in my book.
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But Ryno shouldn't compare himself to RV in any way because RV is the top dog and Huges was a also ran. Back when they ran...
But Ryno shouldn't compare himself to RV in any way because RV is the top dog and Huges was a also ran. Back when they ran the first US open of supercross in the MGM grand people were saying that the arenacross boys were going to stick it to the SX series riders because the track was small and tight like a AX track , then they ran the race and the AX riders remembered why they rode AX and not SX, it was because the best riders were the Supercross series riders by far.
You ever been on a winning des Nations team? You ever push a bike up a hill with no chain even though you've lost the championship? You ever race a National with a broken leg? You ever lose a 125 National because the final race got rained out?

Unless you can answer YES to any of those questions I don't think you're qualified to tell Ryno who he should or shouldn't compare himself to.
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ehr400 wrote:
Wow, when I listened to what Ryno said I couldn't imagine any Eurotard disagreeing with him. Toting the GP line. Lol
lostboy819 10/3/2014 8:59pm
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Sandberm wrote:
I like Ryan Hughes. He went over to Europe to ride the GP's and he based his opinion on how RV will do based on that...
I like Ryan Hughes. He went over to Europe to ride the GP's and he based his opinion on how RV will do based on that.

Ryno stated his opinion and then explained why he felt that way. Thats respectable in my book.
lostboy819 wrote:
But Ryno shouldn't compare himself to RV in any way because RV is the top dog and Huges was a also ran. Back when they ran...
But Ryno shouldn't compare himself to RV in any way because RV is the top dog and Huges was a also ran. Back when they ran the first US open of supercross in the MGM grand people were saying that the arenacross boys were going to stick it to the SX series riders because the track was small and tight like a AX track , then they ran the race and the AX riders remembered why they rode AX and not SX, it was because the best riders were the Supercross series riders by far.
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You ever been on a winning des Nations team? You ever push a bike up a hill with no chain even though you've lost the championship...
You ever been on a winning des Nations team? You ever push a bike up a hill with no chain even though you've lost the championship? You ever race a National with a broken leg? You ever lose a 125 National because the final race got rained out?

Unless you can answer YES to any of those questions I don't think you're qualified to tell Ryno who he should or shouldn't compare himself to.
Rock here is a joke for you. And ryno is a king size tool so you could tell him a thing or two because you both have it in common.

eightbitmotocrosser 10/3/2014 9:17pm
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This is not some American rider going over there making 50,000 euros, living at his managers house with his managers family, riding at whatever practice track...
This is not some American rider going over there making 50,000 euros, living at his managers house with his managers family, riding at whatever practice track he can find, traveling Europe in a little sprinter van. He's not going to have the same struggles as previous Americans in my opinion because RV can do this all on his terms. He's going to have countless people over there making sure his every need is taken care of, he will have a home base to train and ride out of, and if he want he could have the same types of amenities he has here. This is unprecedented, and something on a level never seen before in our sport. RV is not some disgruntled american going to the gp's because either, he can't get a ride in the states, or he's trying to revive his career.
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^^^this and the fact that he compared himself to RV is laughable.......and I am a Ryno fan, somewhat.
He didn't compare himself to RV, he just said that he knows how different it is and that RV will have to adjust. Ryno's point is simply that it won't be as easy as some people are making it out to be.

I pretty much agree with Hughe's on most of what he had to say but I think if anyone can beat Cairoli it will be RV and I would place my money on RV for the title. RV is one determined little ginger and he'll be right there for the title.

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