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11/18/2017 4:22pm
Aren't there a few riders that have 2 or even 3 kids and manage to remain competitive? To me, some of the best moto foto's of all time are the ones that include the family and especially the kids. Larocco @ Indy 2004 comes to mind, and I think I've seen quite a few pics of CR22 and the crumb-crunchers.

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11/18/2017 5:06pm
bump, found on page 2, 42 minutes since last post. Nice try.

Where is this evidence of a 2nd Stewart baby daddy? 18 years is a long time to wait to see the Stewart's compete, could we change the rules back like it was when James was coming up?
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11/18/2017 5:44pm
bump, found on page 2, 42 minutes since last post. Nice try. Where is this evidence of a 2nd Stewart baby daddy? 18 years is a...
bump, found on page 2, 42 minutes since last post. Nice try.

Where is this evidence of a 2nd Stewart baby daddy? 18 years is a long time to wait to see the Stewart's compete, could we change the rules back like it was when James was coming up?
Some dude was talking about it on the broadcast at the Paris SX today.
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11/18/2017 5:52pm Edited Date/Time 11/18/2017 6:07pm
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was Nothing left to prove. Turned pro at 16 in 2002. By 08 he had them all. At 22. What is wrong with you guys and girls? Stew is and will be an icon, not a joke, jeez, you want robots doing predictable seasons and getting titles?

He went out with so many hits. What do you know? He is a quitter? Seen this, proper take from Daytona -11 ? Where the screen is not like 26:4 but real footage? Is that lame? To be a lap behind on a bent bike and be faster than anyone? It is epic stuff:

https://youtu.be/AxQQdeA1ZXg

He can be as fat as senior, ride one lap and go home all he wants. What should he do to shut you up? He should do whatever he likes and earn whatever he can just like you. Compare the current ”promising talents” with what James made happen before 22, you will find? Nothing.

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swedrik wrote:
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was...
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was Nothing left to prove. Turned pro at 16 in 2002. By 08 he had them all. At 22. What is wrong with you guys and girls? Stew is and will be an icon, not a joke, jeez, you want robots doing predictable seasons and getting titles?

He went out with so many hits. What do you know? He is a quitter? Seen this, proper take from Daytona -11 ? Where the screen is not like 26:4 but real footage? Is that lame? To be a lap behind on a bent bike and be faster than anyone? It is epic stuff:

https://youtu.be/AxQQdeA1ZXg

He can be as fat as senior, ride one lap and go home all he wants. What should he do to shut you up? He should do whatever he likes and earn whatever he can just like you. Compare the current ”promising talents” with what James made happen before 22, you will find? Nothing.
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans.
Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck with injuries.

Maybe he is still not sure if he wants to race or not, but i would think that he is not happy to end his career like this.

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11/18/2017 6:34pm
swedrik wrote:
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was...
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was Nothing left to prove. Turned pro at 16 in 2002. By 08 he had them all. At 22. What is wrong with you guys and girls? Stew is and will be an icon, not a joke, jeez, you want robots doing predictable seasons and getting titles?

He went out with so many hits. What do you know? He is a quitter? Seen this, proper take from Daytona -11 ? Where the screen is not like 26:4 but real footage? Is that lame? To be a lap behind on a bent bike and be faster than anyone? It is epic stuff:

https://youtu.be/AxQQdeA1ZXg

He can be as fat as senior, ride one lap and go home all he wants. What should he do to shut you up? He should do whatever he likes and earn whatever he can just like you. Compare the current ”promising talents” with what James made happen before 22, you will find? Nothing.
andyman wrote:
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans. Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck...
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans.
Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck with injuries.

Maybe he is still not sure if he wants to race or not, but i would think that he is not happy to end his career like this.

i wouldnt call it lazy. he worked hard...up till 2009.

after his perfect season he had a bigger issue with ego. unlike MC2, he wasnt in the ending stages of life when he tried SX only. plus he never backed down, which is why he and guys like TP199 have GREAT Highlight reels of crashes
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11/18/2017 6:44pm
bump, found on page 2, 42 minutes since last post. Nice try. Where is this evidence of a 2nd Stewart baby daddy? 18 years is a...
bump, found on page 2, 42 minutes since last post. Nice try.

Where is this evidence of a 2nd Stewart baby daddy? 18 years is a long time to wait to see the Stewart's compete, could we change the rules back like it was when James was coming up?
Steve Matthes said so
11/18/2017 6:50pm Edited Date/Time 11/18/2017 6:51pm
swedrik wrote:
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was...
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was Nothing left to prove. Turned pro at 16 in 2002. By 08 he had them all. At 22. What is wrong with you guys and girls? Stew is and will be an icon, not a joke, jeez, you want robots doing predictable seasons and getting titles?

He went out with so many hits. What do you know? He is a quitter? Seen this, proper take from Daytona -11 ? Where the screen is not like 26:4 but real footage? Is that lame? To be a lap behind on a bent bike and be faster than anyone? It is epic stuff:

https://youtu.be/AxQQdeA1ZXg

He can be as fat as senior, ride one lap and go home all he wants. What should he do to shut you up? He should do whatever he likes and earn whatever he can just like you. Compare the current ”promising talents” with what James made happen before 22, you will find? Nothing.
andyman wrote:
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans. Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck...
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans.
Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck with injuries.

Maybe he is still not sure if he wants to race or not, but i would think that he is not happy to end his career like this.

Still IN MY OPINION James Stewart is the fastest Supercross rider to ever touch the dirt to this day. Again my opinion to chill with the hate peeps. Still don’t get why James receives so much hate like he does. Dude hasn’t raced since in over a year and still gets more attention then every rider racing today LOL
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11/18/2017 6:56pm
yeah James at 100% on any of his bikes is fastest. I say prime rv2 vs prime rc on 450s woulda been a fight
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11/18/2017 7:08pm
I am not sure if it's been said but this thread is proof why James deserves every sponsor and every dollar he has earned. Name one rider with a thread on here with this kind of attention? The dude is a icon and honestly in terms of status I don't think anyone racing now can touch him.

Dungey retires and no one could give a shit. James touches a dirt bike and the Internet breaks. It just sucks knowing if the guy could properly train and be in it he still has wins left in him. I'm not saying he could be the same as back in the day but It just sucks knowing he has so much left in him to give and we won't see it
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11/18/2017 7:36pm
I know he has been called the fastest man on the planet, and many have argued against that. No doubt though he was the most exciting man on the planet. One of the few guys that could pull off a crazy rhythm section, come from last place or blitz the woops section at Sonic speed!
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11/18/2017 8:14pm
None of you fucks can judge james stewart for not coming out of retirement or doing what you want. He's doin what he wants. I think if you do this since you were a kid and have had the pressure of being the best since you were a kid you'd be burnt out. All the pressure, then the injuries, then all these shitty ass fans talking shit. If he does race again I highly doubt it's be cause one of you whiners posted another thread about it. Give him respect.
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11/18/2017 8:34pm
swedrik wrote:
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was...
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was Nothing left to prove. Turned pro at 16 in 2002. By 08 he had them all. At 22. What is wrong with you guys and girls? Stew is and will be an icon, not a joke, jeez, you want robots doing predictable seasons and getting titles?

He went out with so many hits. What do you know? He is a quitter? Seen this, proper take from Daytona -11 ? Where the screen is not like 26:4 but real footage? Is that lame? To be a lap behind on a bent bike and be faster than anyone? It is epic stuff:

https://youtu.be/AxQQdeA1ZXg

He can be as fat as senior, ride one lap and go home all he wants. What should he do to shut you up? He should do whatever he likes and earn whatever he can just like you. Compare the current ”promising talents” with what James made happen before 22, you will find? Nothing.
That first half footage is awesome. Great perspective
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11/18/2017 8:58pm
I know, I found it by accident someones private upload. It makes that ”wall jump” they seem to be overexcitrd about on tv...look a mountain. He just threw it down so bad there Stewart, what a race. He got...6 th? I mean. Thats another level even in -11 beaten dead.
11/18/2017 9:28pm
p0wn wrote:
None of you fucks can judge james stewart for not coming out of retirement or doing what you want. He's doin what he wants. I think...
None of you fucks can judge james stewart for not coming out of retirement or doing what you want. He's doin what he wants. I think if you do this since you were a kid and have had the pressure of being the best since you were a kid you'd be burnt out. All the pressure, then the injuries, then all these shitty ass fans talking shit. If he does race again I highly doubt it's be cause one of you whiners posted another thread about it. Give him respect.
I'd buy you beer.
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11/19/2017 6:20am
Personally I don't think Stew owes anyone crap, but let's say he would've said hey I'm done, I'm retired. Does him riding a few laps on a Honda make 15 pages still?
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11/19/2017 6:59am
Let bubba ride!
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11/19/2017 7:18am
p0wn wrote:
None of you fucks can judge james stewart for not coming out of retirement or doing what you want. He's doin what he wants. I think...
None of you fucks can judge james stewart for not coming out of retirement or doing what you want. He's doin what he wants. I think if you do this since you were a kid and have had the pressure of being the best since you were a kid you'd be burnt out. All the pressure, then the injuries, then all these shitty ass fans talking shit. If he does race again I highly doubt it's be cause one of you whiners posted another thread about it. Give him respect.
You put it all down. Well said.

We Lost James, we have - Ronnie Mac.

I do not think that is a coincidence. No one cares for titles but the hardcore MX people. James was around and anticipated from 2000-2016 Thats a long time. People wanna see someone make that Wall, not put in consistent top 5s.

Even if "he was ok until 2009" there was something left in -11?

https://youtu.be/AxQQdeA1ZXg

I am done repeating that - but it is an awesome angle of Daytona SX 2011, that I think very few has seen.
11/19/2017 1:22pm
Still would be nice to see him give it one last shot, not just disapear from the radar , give him a proper farewell just like RC. James is probably the fastest american to ever race motocross, RC was a beast but what James did - he elevated the technical part of the sport.

I am not James biggest fan for what he is doing of the track before with decisions but what he did on the track is something special and it would just be sad to not see him race one more time, but whatever he opt to do i will always remember him for pure raw speed and technical abilities wich no one was able to match, Reed at times and RC but overall James Stewart should have the respect from the haters too.



11/19/2017 2:12pm
Still would be nice to see him give it one last shot, not just disapear from the radar , give him a proper farewell just like...
Still would be nice to see him give it one last shot, not just disapear from the radar , give him a proper farewell just like RC. James is probably the fastest american to ever race motocross, RC was a beast but what James did - he elevated the technical part of the sport.

I am not James biggest fan for what he is doing of the track before with decisions but what he did on the track is something special and it would just be sad to not see him race one more time, but whatever he opt to do i will always remember him for pure raw speed and technical abilities wich no one was able to match, Reed at times and RC but overall James Stewart should have the respect from the haters too.



Carmichael said it himself, he’s the fastest guy he’s ever raced.
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11/19/2017 4:52pm
People can talk all the shit they want on this form, but when JS7 was on he was untouchable. Yes RC,RV,RD may have more titles than him, but Stew was on a level of his own! Dude did shit we may never see again. Back in his 125 days, he was amazing. The 4 stroke screwed both him & Reed over IMOP. I never seen anyone attack a track like he did Toronto 14. I would love to see him race again, but if he is over it then that's ok too.
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11/19/2017 5:06pm
I don't think James has to come back for another season, but he owes us an update on his retirement. It's not fair to leave everyone hanging.

"he doesn't owe us anything"

He owes us, his fans a lot (yes i know, he has already given us a lot), because if it weren't for the fans, he would have nothing.

Announce your retirement, burn the frayed ends and be done with it.
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11/19/2017 7:00pm
Announcing his retirement would be the professional thing to do. That is far from the norm in this sport that we all love. Makes you really appreciate a rider like Chad Reed who I'm not a huge fan on the track. But I love the way that he interacts with his fans away from the track.
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11/19/2017 8:09pm
andyman wrote:
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans. Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck...
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans.
Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck with injuries.

Maybe he is still not sure if he wants to race or not, but i would think that he is not happy to end his career like this.

I think he could probably find a way to make peace with how his career has gone lol. As hard as it might be.
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11/20/2017 2:04am
swedrik wrote:
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was...
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was Nothing left to prove. Turned pro at 16 in 2002. By 08 he had them all. At 22. What is wrong with you guys and girls? Stew is and will be an icon, not a joke, jeez, you want robots doing predictable seasons and getting titles?

He went out with so many hits. What do you know? He is a quitter? Seen this, proper take from Daytona -11 ? Where the screen is not like 26:4 but real footage? Is that lame? To be a lap behind on a bent bike and be faster than anyone? It is epic stuff:

https://youtu.be/AxQQdeA1ZXg

He can be as fat as senior, ride one lap and go home all he wants. What should he do to shut you up? He should do whatever he likes and earn whatever he can just like you. Compare the current ”promising talents” with what James made happen before 22, you will find? Nothing.
andyman wrote:
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans. Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck...
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans.
Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck with injuries.

Maybe he is still not sure if he wants to race or not, but i would think that he is not happy to end his career like this.

Are you serious to say that James career was a disappointment for him and his fans? Maybe there were a few wrong decisions but in American SX and MX besides Rc RV Mc and Dungey no one has won more or accomplished more then James and to be 2nd all time to RC I'd say that isn't a disappointment at all! I do believe that James probably would have beat MC for most SX wins but the year on that JGR Yamaha was horrible! His place in MX SX history is just fine!
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11/20/2017 2:16am
I had to add this, even though bubba's world may have taken James concentration away from racing a little bit he probably made more $ off that show then most guys in the top 10 will probably make in thier careers! So if we really have seen the last of JS7 I'd like to just say man it has been exciting to watch this guy ride and congratulations on the family and love peace and happiness in your life!
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11/20/2017 4:17am
^^^ Only watched a couple of minutes of Bubba's World but, thankful I got to watch years of one badass dude.
11/20/2017 5:55am
andyman wrote:
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans. Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck...
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans.
Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck with injuries.

Maybe he is still not sure if he wants to race or not, but i would think that he is not happy to end his career like this.

Winningest 125 motocross rider of all time. Second most wins all time in the premier SX class. Millions in the bank. That must be a hard pill for him to swallow.
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11/20/2017 6:12am
swedrik wrote:
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was...
Have all the predictables studied how totally above James Stewart was for decades? When he had his perfect season and second sx 450 title, there was Nothing left to prove. Turned pro at 16 in 2002. By 08 he had them all. At 22. What is wrong with you guys and girls? Stew is and will be an icon, not a joke, jeez, you want robots doing predictable seasons and getting titles?

He went out with so many hits. What do you know? He is a quitter? Seen this, proper take from Daytona -11 ? Where the screen is not like 26:4 but real footage? Is that lame? To be a lap behind on a bent bike and be faster than anyone? It is epic stuff:

https://youtu.be/AxQQdeA1ZXg

He can be as fat as senior, ride one lap and go home all he wants. What should he do to shut you up? He should do whatever he likes and earn whatever he can just like you. Compare the current ”promising talents” with what James made happen before 22, you will find? Nothing.
andyman wrote:
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans. Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck...
In the end of the day, Bubbas career was a disapointment, for him, and for his fans.
Too many bad decisions, some lazynes and bad luck with injuries.

Maybe he is still not sure if he wants to race or not, but i would think that he is not happy to end his career like this.

Bullshit

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