Barcia and DV

SlowMoFo wrote:

Ohhh, these guys and their R8s! lol

SlowMoFo wrote:

Ohhh, these guys and their R8s! lol

frosted flakes wrote:

is an r8 the only thing they wanna buy???

Mr. Knobby wrote:

1. There is no evidence that DV is or could be a good coach to someone at Barcia's level. Sure, he could probably help your 10...

1. There is no evidence that DV is or could be a good coach to someone at Barcia's level. Sure, he could probably help your 10 year old son develop some decent technique and ride well, but the idea that he could take someone like Barcia over the hump would need to be proven out and so far only exists in DV's head.

2. The longer DV is retired, the more his legend grows - just cause he hangs out on pulp and posts here the odd time, doesn't mean his accomplishments should be exaggerated - cause he's cool and 'one of us....kinda'

3. He seems to believe he knows more than has ever been proven out in practice - if he did have all this valuable knowledge and insight, teams, riders, people would have been calling. He's a legend only in his own mind.

4. His history shows he probably wouldn't have the patience and willpower to put the time in and work on the details to work with a rider at the level of Barcia. It's a lot tougher than sitting on the couch saying someone's suspension isn't setup properly... when the going got tough and if the results didn't come right away and questions started coming, DV would probably fold up his tent and leave Barcia on his own fairly quickly.

5. The idea that he would respond by saying how many cars he could buy says a lot about the guy.......

dv12.com wrote:

1. The evidence of me making a rider like Barcia better is 100% sure. I would lay my own money on it. You're so sure I...

1. The evidence of me making a rider like Barcia better is 100% sure. I would lay my own money on it. You're so sure I can't help him, show me the money. I'll give you 10K if I can't, give me 30K if I can. The "Vitards" would vote on it, we'd do a referendum. I'd give half of the money you'll give me to Road2Recovery

2. I'm not a legend at all (and I'm very aware of it), I was just able to win everywhere in every series I've raced which makes me a has been but not really a never was... I come here for fun and give my opinion on some subject I'd like to debate...

3. Most of the things I say publicly on the Pulp show or in my column is right buddy, believe it or not. Even Dungey backed the stuff I said on his riding position after I saw him ride for 10min in A1 2015... WTF are you to know who calls me or not. I could've been the Star manager but decided to ask for double the money I wanted because I didn't want to do it. Lamson got the job then. Bunch of people reached out to me for help but I turned down all of them because at that point I wanted to stay home with my kids. I felt going to soccer/basketball/volleyball games with my kids was more important than spending my weekends at a racetrack. Ask Paulin, Chisholm, Wey, Sanayei if they didn't improve with me. They all did

4. Once again, WTF are you to know if Im patient or not? Because I'm straight forward and tell people they're stupid when they say stupid stuff? Has nothing to do with patience. When you're a single dad with 2 kids that you have half of the time, you automatically have patience. Don't judge me from hearing me on the pulp show or on twitter because I obviously exaggerate my persona for the part I'm playing. How fun would it be if I was shy/reserved/compassionate? Not very...

5. You need to get out more. The "R8" sentence was a freaking joke referring to the JB/KR feud a couple weeks ago. You guys really need to understand that people sometime tweet in the second degree and you don't have to take everything you read literally...

Mr. Knobby wrote:

1. There is no evidence that DV is or could be a good coach to someone at Barcia's level. Sure, he could probably help your 10...

1. There is no evidence that DV is or could be a good coach to someone at Barcia's level. Sure, he could probably help your 10 year old son develop some decent technique and ride well, but the idea that he could take someone like Barcia over the hump would need to be proven out and so far only exists in DV's head.

2. The longer DV is retired, the more his legend grows - just cause he hangs out on pulp and posts here the odd time, doesn't mean his accomplishments should be exaggerated - cause he's cool and 'one of us....kinda'

3. He seems to believe he knows more than has ever been proven out in practice - if he did have all this valuable knowledge and insight, teams, riders, people would have been calling. He's a legend only in his own mind.

4. His history shows he probably wouldn't have the patience and willpower to put the time in and work on the details to work with a rider at the level of Barcia. It's a lot tougher than sitting on the couch saying someone's suspension isn't setup properly... when the going got tough and if the results didn't come right away and questions started coming, DV would probably fold up his tent and leave Barcia on his own fairly quickly.

5. The idea that he would respond by saying how many cars he could buy says a lot about the guy.......

dv12.com wrote:

1. The evidence of me making a rider like Barcia better is 100% sure. I would lay my own money on it. You're so sure I...

1. The evidence of me making a rider like Barcia better is 100% sure. I would lay my own money on it. You're so sure I can't help him, show me the money. I'll give you 10K if I can't, give me 30K if I can. The "Vitards" would vote on it, we'd do a referendum. I'd give half of the money you'll give me to Road2Recovery

2. I'm not a legend at all (and I'm very aware of it), I was just able to win everywhere in every series I've raced which makes me a has been but not really a never was... I come here for fun and give my opinion on some subject I'd like to debate...

3. Most of the things I say publicly on the Pulp show or in my column is right buddy, believe it or not. Even Dungey backed the stuff I said on his riding position after I saw him ride for 10min in A1 2015... WTF are you to know who calls me or not. I could've been the Star manager but decided to ask for double the money I wanted because I didn't want to do it. Lamson got the job then. Bunch of people reached out to me for help but I turned down all of them because at that point I wanted to stay home with my kids. I felt going to soccer/basketball/volleyball games with my kids was more important than spending my weekends at a racetrack. Ask Paulin, Chisholm, Wey, Sanayei if they didn't improve with me. They all did

4. Once again, WTF are you to know if Im patient or not? Because I'm straight forward and tell people they're stupid when they say stupid stuff? Has nothing to do with patience. When you're a single dad with 2 kids that you have half of the time, you automatically have patience. Don't judge me from hearing me on the pulp show or on twitter because I obviously exaggerate my persona for the part I'm playing. How fun would it be if I was shy/reserved/compassionate? Not very...

5. You need to get out more. The "R8" sentence was a freaking joke referring to the JB/KR feud a couple weeks ago. You guys really need to understand that people sometime tweet in the second degree and you don't have to take everything you read literally...

neverwasfastenuf wrote:

Wants 3 to 1 odds?

dirtnapper wrote:

Holy, the ass kissers come out in full force when a moto "celebrity" joins a thread..... !!!.....

TbonesPop wrote:

X10, agreed. You should see it when a Pro (legit MX/SX pro) goes to a local track - maybe you have. The ass kissers REALLY come...

X10, agreed. You should see it when a Pro (legit MX/SX pro) goes to a local track - maybe you have. The ass kissers REALLY come out in full force - primarily the MX dads that don't even ride.

dv12.com wrote:

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KGAspeed wrote:

I'm hoping this does get ironed out - I'd love to see what DV can do to help Barcia. It is fairly brave of Barcia to...

I'm hoping this does get ironed out - I'd love to see what DV can do to help Barcia. It is fairly brave of Barcia to come right out and ask for help, but lame of him to do it on Twitter. I'm sure he could have grabbed DV's number and called him direct. I think that would have been a much better first impression upon David.

rubarb wrote:

Isn't DV washed up

dv12.com wrote:

I haven't showered in 3 days. Just using cheap cologne...

Mr. Knobby wrote:

1. There is no evidence that DV is or could be a good coach to someone at Barcia's level. Sure, he could probably help your 10...

1. There is no evidence that DV is or could be a good coach to someone at Barcia's level. Sure, he could probably help your 10 year old son develop some decent technique and ride well, but the idea that he could take someone like Barcia over the hump would need to be proven out and so far only exists in DV's head.

2. The longer DV is retired, the more his legend grows - just cause he hangs out on pulp and posts here the odd time, doesn't mean his accomplishments should be exaggerated - cause he's cool and 'one of us....kinda'

3. He seems to believe he knows more than has ever been proven out in practice - if he did have all this valuable knowledge and insight, teams, riders, people would have been calling. He's a legend only in his own mind.

4. His history shows he probably wouldn't have the patience and willpower to put the time in and work on the details to work with a rider at the level of Barcia. It's a lot tougher than sitting on the couch saying someone's suspension isn't setup properly... when the going got tough and if the results didn't come right away and questions started coming, DV would probably fold up his tent and leave Barcia on his own fairly quickly.

5. The idea that he would respond by saying how many cars he could buy says a lot about the guy.......

Mr. Knobby wrote:

1. There is no evidence that DV is or could be a good coach to someone at Barcia's level. Sure, he could probably help your 10...

1. There is no evidence that DV is or could be a good coach to someone at Barcia's level. Sure, he could probably help your 10 year old son develop some decent technique and ride well, but the idea that he could take someone like Barcia over the hump would need to be proven out and so far only exists in DV's head.

2. The longer DV is retired, the more his legend grows - just cause he hangs out on pulp and posts here the odd time, doesn't mean his accomplishments should be exaggerated - cause he's cool and 'one of us....kinda'

3. He seems to believe he knows more than has ever been proven out in practice - if he did have all this valuable knowledge and insight, teams, riders, people would have been calling. He's a legend only in his own mind.

4. His history shows he probably wouldn't have the patience and willpower to put the time in and work on the details to work with a rider at the level of Barcia. It's a lot tougher than sitting on the couch saying someone's suspension isn't setup properly... when the going got tough and if the results didn't come right away and questions started coming, DV would probably fold up his tent and leave Barcia on his own fairly quickly.

5. The idea that he would respond by saying how many cars he could buy says a lot about the guy.......

oshow wrote:

6 - You do not know shit.

Former member wrote:

Who has Dv coached in the past i seem to remember him being with a team and he bailed early. How does anyone guarantee improved results...

Who has Dv coached in the past i seem to remember him being with a team and he bailed early.

How does anyone guarantee improved results as if it doesnt happen he would say he never listened.

what other riders were or are great coaches.

Former member wrote:

Who has Dv coached in the past i seem to remember him being with a team and he bailed early. How does anyone guarantee improved results...

Who has Dv coached in the past i seem to remember him being with a team and he bailed early.

How does anyone guarantee improved results as if it doesnt happen he would say he never listened.

what other riders were or are great coaches.

Crush wrote:

Those two french kids, Daniel Sanei and another, whom I can neither remember the name of or make a even poorer attempt to spell it. I...

Those two french kids, Daniel Sanei and another, whom I can neither remember the name of or make a even poorer attempt to spell it.

I said earlier tho, go watch Kyle Chisholm in 2011 before Dallas. He was killing it.

inthebadboycorner wrote:

There really needs to be an internationally recognised Emoticon for sarcasm!

Former member wrote:

Who has Dv coached in the past i seem to remember him being with a team and he bailed early. How does anyone guarantee improved results...

Who has Dv coached in the past i seem to remember him being with a team and he bailed early.

How does anyone guarantee improved results as if it doesnt happen he would say he never listened.

what other riders were or are great coaches.

Former member wrote:

Who has Dv coached in the past i seem to remember him being with a team and he bailed early. How does anyone guarantee improved results...

Who has Dv coached in the past i seem to remember him being with a team and he bailed early.

How does anyone guarantee improved results as if it doesnt happen he would say he never listened.

what other riders were or are great coaches.

rrjr wrote:

Former Pro's who are great coaches

Jeff Stanton
Donnie Hanson
Johnny O'Mara
Jeff Ward
Rick Johnson
Tim Ferry
Buddy Antunez
Gareth Swanepoel

romain524 wrote:

It was American rookie Darian Sanayei and French Maxime Desprey (former GP MX2 racer) both was on BUD Racing Kawasaki Squad!