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The rest I agree with.
What I do not like today is how some riders let the rival pass, when they know that they have been faster in the training, in the championship.
Before, even in the USA they fought more for the position, in the 90s the private ones got into problems whenever they could to the factory riders, if they went ahead, they made the tough ones, fighting, now they immediately turn to look when they know they arrive and leave the door open, there are only a few exceptions like when Villopoto went to the world championship, almost nobody let him pass, rather on the contrary, they fought as much as possible to have their minute of glory battling with the Yankee champion.
I do not like that the fastest riders who stay so long sometimes in minor categories, in that year 1990 was great, with Mattiasevich, Bradshaw, Bayle, the youngest, 16 yeras, 17 years, and newcomers leading the championship, the races and the battles, final did not win any of them that year, but there they were, today, today they have to many years in Lites or MX2.
Bradshaw win to some of the best USA stars in one night in the Tokyo Supercross with 15 years, now nothing like this...Except for Prado with 15 years faithing with Herlings in GP Assen 2016
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Looks great!
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Actually it looks like a thin arm there. But the angle of the photo makes it seem that way. Here's another angle.
ps. sorry for hijacking this thread, haha.
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