Kenny has had some rides outdoors that, without being corny, is almost poetry in motion. The only rider who I can compare him to is Stefan Everts who had that same effortless style. Feet on the pegs, perfect body position, carrying speed everywhere. Kenny put on a clinic today and it looked easy, but we all know its not. I still remember Everts going around Stewart at the MXON, feet on the pegs, and checked out. I am absolutely pulling for Kenny to win this thing.
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He made that track look easy today. His feet up style, line selection and bump timing is awesome, but to me it’s his explosive intensity in the opening laps that is unparalleled.
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Not even close IMHO..
Super smooth, ridiculously fast and a cut above almost everyone on any surface...but. He was boring as hell to watch.
That feet up style was text book and he never looked out of control but I think that was the problem.
Once he was in the lead you knew he was going to win and you couldn't even marvel at flashiness or berm blasting or whips as he didn't do them.
I'd rather have watched someone like Rob Herring any day of the week as he had so much style (and to be fair, when he was on, was as quick as anyone in the world).
Someone like Beirer was the complete opposite of Everts; looking on the verge of crashing every corner.
Fred Bolley also left me a little cold as a spectator as he was undoubtedly fast but boring to watch.
Different era, but also in the yawn category for me was Eric Geboers when he was on a 500. Being so short, he was always seated or on the pegs and looked more like a jockey on a racehorse when compared to the bigger lads who were wrestling the big bikes around.
Fucken weird
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