Anderson and baker split

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Ozy 4/19/2020 6:13pm
4/19/2020 6:13pm
orange_44 wrote:
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This reads very straight forward. I don't think there is any "read between the lines" to be found here.

#21 is at the top of the pile of elite riders in USA but not THE TOP, he's been there and tasted it - but hasn't tasted it for a while. He missed most of 18 outdoor from an injury and missed most of 19 SX. With that in mind his Outdoor last season was a big step in the right direction . . . Most of us wish would could end up 4th, but I bet he wasn't happy with his best results = four 2nd place finishes and one 3rd place finish,

There have been times this year in SX where #21 has run the same pace as the leaders but for one reason or another his night went up in smoke

In the release he talks about pushing to the point of almost crashing and finding 10ths of a second. Sounds like he just wants a clean start to get his mental approach in a different zone and this is how he's trying to get there.

EL Hombre is a bad man on a motorcycle and his skills always amaze me. I hope he finds his way back to the mental space he's looking for.

I was super pissed he got landed on by a dumbass after the finish at the MXDN years back. Would LOVE to see #21 get another #1 plate
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Glassworker 4/19/2020 9:37pm
4/19/2020 9:37pm
orange_44 wrote:
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Ozy wrote:
This reads very straight forward. I don't think there is any "read between the lines" to be found here. #21 is at the top of the...
This reads very straight forward. I don't think there is any "read between the lines" to be found here.

#21 is at the top of the pile of elite riders in USA but not THE TOP, he's been there and tasted it - but hasn't tasted it for a while. He missed most of 18 outdoor from an injury and missed most of 19 SX. With that in mind his Outdoor last season was a big step in the right direction . . . Most of us wish would could end up 4th, but I bet he wasn't happy with his best results = four 2nd place finishes and one 3rd place finish,

There have been times this year in SX where #21 has run the same pace as the leaders but for one reason or another his night went up in smoke

In the release he talks about pushing to the point of almost crashing and finding 10ths of a second. Sounds like he just wants a clean start to get his mental approach in a different zone and this is how he's trying to get there.

EL Hombre is a bad man on a motorcycle and his skills always amaze me. I hope he finds his way back to the mental space he's looking for.

I was super pissed he got landed on by a dumbass after the finish at the MXDN years back. Would LOVE to see #21 get another #1 plate
Don't you mean you were super pissed when he rolled up and over a double jump squirreling around during the race?
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TeamGreen 4/19/2020 9:51pm
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orange_44 wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/04/16/420718/s1200_6E683042_FAA5_46BD_8E5C_0587A2DAEA6C.jpg[/img]

Ozy wrote:
This reads very straight forward. I don't think there is any "read between the lines" to be found here. #21 is at the top of the...
This reads very straight forward. I don't think there is any "read between the lines" to be found here.

#21 is at the top of the pile of elite riders in USA but not THE TOP, he's been there and tasted it - but hasn't tasted it for a while. He missed most of 18 outdoor from an injury and missed most of 19 SX. With that in mind his Outdoor last season was a big step in the right direction . . . Most of us wish would could end up 4th, but I bet he wasn't happy with his best results = four 2nd place finishes and one 3rd place finish,

There have been times this year in SX where #21 has run the same pace as the leaders but for one reason or another his night went up in smoke

In the release he talks about pushing to the point of almost crashing and finding 10ths of a second. Sounds like he just wants a clean start to get his mental approach in a different zone and this is how he's trying to get there.

EL Hombre is a bad man on a motorcycle and his skills always amaze me. I hope he finds his way back to the mental space he's looking for.

I was super pissed he got landed on by a dumbass after the finish at the MXDN years back. Would LOVE to see #21 get another #1 plate
Glassworker wrote:
Don't you mean you were super pissed when he rolled up and over a double jump squirreling around during the race?
Where are you going with this?
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BobbyM 4/20/2020 1:55am
4/20/2020 1:55am
TeamGreen wrote:
Whoa! Was Zach with Aldon when he won his 1st title?
Helda3 wrote:
I'm not sure, I know you're swinging off all the Husky team riders nuts so no doubt you will tell us?
TeamGreen wrote:
I was honestly asking the question, that's all. As I recall, he was training in Colorado for the 1st year he was at Rockstar. If you're...
I was honestly asking the question, that's all. As I recall, he was training in Colorado for the 1st year he was at Rockstar.

If you're into the "Alternate Lifestyle Thing", that's fine with me. I'm not gonna judge; but, please keep your fantasies of other guy's "nuts" to yourself. Mmmmm'kay, Pumpkin?

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Husky nuts are easier to hold on to. It's the slim nuts that are a bitch to swing from.
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Ozy
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Ozy 4/20/2020 2:01am
4/20/2020 2:01am
TeamGreen wrote:
Where are you going with this?
Ever heard a guy from Morocco say who cares in English? it sounds like he's saying "Hookers!"

I guess winning a moto at the MXdN isn't good enough

Monster Energy Supercross rider Jason Anderson was involved in a scary incident at the Motocross of Nations on Sunday in Italy. Anderson had just won the second race of the event to put USA into the lead. He was celebrating his victory after crossing the line when a lapped rider’s bike flew through the air from behind him and struck him in the head.
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rallendude 4/20/2020 6:51am
4/20/2020 6:51am
C.Worthy wrote:
Oh really [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/04/17/420791/s1200_FB2741EC_CD6E_437F_9799_0E4F5649964D.jpg[/img]
Oh really


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whyZ wrote:
A hand full of riders from the past and current millennium, and one 'possibly' from this century. Sorry, I was way off.
Ryan Dungey won 5 titles, if you count regional 250SX titles, before he started working with Aldon. No doubt it takes a lot of dedication and some luck to do that but the results do speak volumes as to how effective Aldon's program is.
profeshenal125 4/20/2020 8:15am
4/20/2020 8:15am
I totally understand ja21 getting bored with the same track, bicycle route,etc. All those years with Aldon he knows what to do. Now he can stay at the Holiday inn A night. Wake up and ride from the parking lot, with a pack of riders. All Fired up to tear Croom up. A fun day of riding is a Great day. Join the ymca for a gym, a lot of people to motivate ya. I go to YMCA,s in a few states, Some are very nice.

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