Blake Baggett

10/1/2021 4:50pm
B Gotti wrote:
A professional athlete owes fans nothing. They are people just like you & I. Mind ya business people.
Yes!
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Buckland
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12/29/2021 9:48am
I miss Blake Baggett.
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Sandusky26
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12/29/2021 2:27pm
Buckland wrote:
I miss Blake Baggett.
Why
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wreckitrandy
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12/29/2021 2:28pm
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Burned a bridge? Not exactly how I see it...
Me too. I'm thinking the bridge, cart, and the horse that was pulling it, were all crispy at the end of that dispute.

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12/29/2021 4:59pm
B Gotti wrote:
A professional athlete owes fans nothing. They are people just like you & I. Mind ya business people.
Yes!
Riders are tools teams use by leveraging their popularity to directly influence the sales of products. Without the fans and consumers these riders and teams have nothing. Each rider has a perceived value that is factored based off of many things, one being popularity. Example I like Ken rockzen. As a result, I buy AOS. If he just up and left, I would no longer support his brand. It’s called being a decent human being and thanking the fans that had your back throughout your career by buying tickets etc..
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Buckland
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12/29/2021 8:13pm
Sandusky26 wrote:
Why
Because he had heart and would send it. Blake was not scared.
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CraigCrashes
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12/29/2021 9:24pm
Who cares. Aside from his chupacabra days, I don’t understand how anyone could be a fan, or at the least, care this much about the guy. Dude is all organic non GMO dairy free SUGAR free vanilla ice cream to me. BORING.
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12/29/2021 9:47pm Edited Date/Time 12/29/2021 9:56pm
Yea all you all are just haters, bagget was awesome for the sport, and buisness is buisness this would be looked at completely different if this was a concrete company that fucked there workers over and they sued the concrete company, or whatever if anything even took place.

And as far as the mans skills on a bike it was always fun to watch.

Used to watch him on minis in florida on grommageddon dvd and the kid ripped and probably was probably getting geiger to love him at a young age, dudes a boss.

And to add to what i just said, pulled a amazing looking wife and children into his life, and has bought property, and is building his empire, just like his dad, these two guys chased their dreams and made them come true.

Hes a real dude, not just your training facility spit out, and stood up for what he believed in and charged on leaving the bullshitters behind, i mean for shits sake i just watched an amatuer kid on 85s get his damn pants pulled and zipped up by his daddy, who in their right mind wants to even be around any of that shit. Do that in the pits in europe in the emx85 pits and i bet you get made fun of for the rest of your time there.

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12/29/2021 10:37pm
Yea all you all are just haters, bagget was awesome for the sport, and buisness is buisness this would be looked at completely different if this...
Yea all you all are just haters, bagget was awesome for the sport, and buisness is buisness this would be looked at completely different if this was a concrete company that fucked there workers over and they sued the concrete company, or whatever if anything even took place.

And as far as the mans skills on a bike it was always fun to watch.

Used to watch him on minis in florida on grommageddon dvd and the kid ripped and probably was probably getting geiger to love him at a young age, dudes a boss.

And to add to what i just said, pulled a amazing looking wife and children into his life, and has bought property, and is building his empire, just like his dad, these two guys chased their dreams and made them come true.

Hes a real dude, not just your training facility spit out, and stood up for what he believed in and charged on leaving the bullshitters behind, i mean for shits sake i just watched an amatuer kid on 85s get his damn pants pulled and zipped up by his daddy, who in their right mind wants to even be around any of that shit. Do that in the pits in europe in the emx85 pits and i bet you get made fun of for the rest of your time there.

He was a sub contractor so its not really the same.
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12/30/2021 4:05am
He's hanging steel for his dad in California if anyone is looking for him.
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12/30/2021 5:56am
Buckland wrote:
I miss Blake Baggett.
Sandusky26 wrote:
Why
Why ? Because he is STILL one of the few that can go out and win at the top level.
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12/30/2021 7:36am
B Gotti wrote:
A professional athlete owes fans nothing. They are people just like you & I. Mind ya business people.
Yes!
bigk218 wrote:
Riders are tools teams use by leveraging their popularity to directly influence the sales of products. Without the fans and consumers these riders and teams have...
Riders are tools teams use by leveraging their popularity to directly influence the sales of products. Without the fans and consumers these riders and teams have nothing. Each rider has a perceived value that is factored based off of many things, one being popularity. Example I like Ken rockzen. As a result, I buy AOS. If he just up and left, I would no longer support his brand. It’s called being a decent human being and thanking the fans that had your back throughout your career by buying tickets etc..
Yes, and the same is said for you and me from our employers. We are all "tools" in a way, but what they give us in return is what creates the value for being that tool. Even if you own your own business, you are a still a "tool" as the success of that business depends on you. Not sure what that has to do with Baggett though?
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12/30/2021 7:43am
Blake was a badass motocross racer, I miss him too. I'm sure he's doing great being a family man.
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12/30/2021 7:59am Edited Date/Time 12/30/2021 8:20am
ElliotB16 wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/12/30/525541/s1200_0DA0AEAC_39E8_487C_87E1_E602A1915BE2.jpg[/img]

He needs to hit up a graphics company for the hard hat, his coworkers got him beat in the sticker department.
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12/30/2021 8:01am
Who cares. Aside from his chupacabra days, I don’t understand how anyone could be a fan, or at the least, care this much about the guy...
Who cares. Aside from his chupacabra days, I don’t understand how anyone could be a fan, or at the least, care this much about the guy. Dude is all organic non GMO dairy free SUGAR free vanilla ice cream to me. BORING.
Huh? “Bro, do you even watch the races?” In SX, during his last 2 years…his last run with RMATVMC KTM…he WON A SUPERCROSS…and finished on the podium another 6 times after that.
How many other riders have pulled that off?

As for “Vanilla”? That’s just funny.

Then again, this is the internet…
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12/30/2021 9:02am
Who cares. Aside from his chupacabra days, I don’t understand how anyone could be a fan, or at the least, care this much about the guy...
Who cares. Aside from his chupacabra days, I don’t understand how anyone could be a fan, or at the least, care this much about the guy. Dude is all organic non GMO dairy free SUGAR free vanilla ice cream to me. BORING.
Nobody cares if you work at whole foods
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12/31/2021 9:19am
So... after all that racing... all those injuries.... all those wins... no retirement? Out hanging steel?

If your aspirations are to be a pro mxer.... it looks really dim at the top.... might as well hang steel from day 1 and save yourself all the injuries... sandbag your local b class and be happy....
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12/31/2021 9:22am
gt80rider wrote:
So... after all that racing... all those injuries.... all those wins... no retirement? Out hanging steel? If your aspirations are to be a pro mxer.... it...
So... after all that racing... all those injuries.... all those wins... no retirement? Out hanging steel?

If your aspirations are to be a pro mxer.... it looks really dim at the top.... might as well hang steel from day 1 and save yourself all the injuries... sandbag your local b class and be happy....
He owns the steel company
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12/31/2021 9:24am
gt80rider wrote:
So... after all that racing... all those injuries.... all those wins... no retirement? Out hanging steel? If your aspirations are to be a pro mxer.... it...
So... after all that racing... all those injuries.... all those wins... no retirement? Out hanging steel?

If your aspirations are to be a pro mxer.... it looks really dim at the top.... might as well hang steel from day 1 and save yourself all the injuries... sandbag your local b class and be happy....
Maybe he's just a hard worker and he doesn't feel like sitting around all day doing nothing.
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12/31/2021 9:29am
gt80rider wrote:
So... after all that racing... all those injuries.... all those wins... no retirement? Out hanging steel? If your aspirations are to be a pro mxer.... it...
So... after all that racing... all those injuries.... all those wins... no retirement? Out hanging steel?

If your aspirations are to be a pro mxer.... it looks really dim at the top.... might as well hang steel from day 1 and save yourself all the injuries... sandbag your local b class and be happy....
-MAVERICK- wrote:
Maybe he's just a hard worker and he doesn't feel like sitting around all day doing nothing.
Foreign concept in today’s society
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Sandusky26
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12/31/2021 10:00am
gt80rider wrote:
So... after all that racing... all those injuries.... all those wins... no retirement? Out hanging steel? If your aspirations are to be a pro mxer.... it...
So... after all that racing... all those injuries.... all those wins... no retirement? Out hanging steel?

If your aspirations are to be a pro mxer.... it looks really dim at the top.... might as well hang steel from day 1 and save yourself all the injuries... sandbag your local b class and be happy....
Hangin steel is pretty fuckin cool, so is pro mx.
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12/31/2021 11:32am
This thread reminded me to go dig-up some plastic for my latest build…


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12/31/2021 11:38am
ElliotB16 wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/12/30/525541/s1200_0DA0AEAC_39E8_487C_87E1_E602A1915BE2.jpg[/img]

He needs to hit up a graphics company for the hard hat, his coworkers got him beat in the sticker department.
That’s called a newbie hat or a my dad owns the company hat😂
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EngIceDave
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12/31/2021 12:59pm
This was the plan all along.
It's the family business.
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12/31/2021 1:41pm
gt80rider wrote:
So... after all that racing... all those injuries.... all those wins... no retirement? Out hanging steel? If your aspirations are to be a pro mxer.... it...
So... after all that racing... all those injuries.... all those wins... no retirement? Out hanging steel?

If your aspirations are to be a pro mxer.... it looks really dim at the top.... might as well hang steel from day 1 and save yourself all the injuries... sandbag your local b class and be happy....
his father owns the company i believe and im sure he will be taking it over one day if he hasnt already

and only degenerates sit around and do nothing all day. alot of "rich" people still work, they just choose what they want to do.
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12/31/2021 1:59pm Edited Date/Time 12/31/2021 1:59pm
ElliotB16 wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/12/30/525541/s1200_0DA0AEAC_39E8_487C_87E1_E602A1915BE2.jpg[/img]

He needs to hit up a graphics company for the hard hat, his coworkers got him beat in the sticker department.
That’s called a newbie hat or a my dad owns the company hat😂
After being paid to have shit stuck on his helmet he’s probably over that silly stuff.
🙂
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12/31/2021 2:07pm
I’m sure his balance sheet will look a lot different in 3 years than if he continued MX. Leaving the sport healthy with a good career before and after is a win.
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12/31/2021 2:54pm
EngIceDave wrote:
This was the plan all along.
It's the family business.
Makes perfect sense.

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