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1/26/2012 9:44am
it's his off track behavior that should get his butt fined and or suspended. There's no excuse for what he did at the Kawi rig. The AMA should come down on him like a ton of bricks, as should Kawasaki.
If what Reed allegedley did to Bubba warranted a trip to the Kawi rig to knock Chad's bike off the stand and beat him up, then Kyle P. ought to have the right to run over the #7 bike with an 18 wheeler and give James an azz whoopin of biblical porportion.
If what Reed allegedley did to Bubba warranted a trip to the Kawi rig to knock Chad's bike off the stand and beat him up, then Kyle P. ought to have the right to run over the #7 bike with an 18 wheeler and give James an azz whoopin of biblical porportion.
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...and therein lies the problem!! Bubba thinks he's God and so does the AMA.
its bc he gets mx/sx more main streem exposure than the whole field
Pit Row
You all know the reason that Reed was at first penalized is because LB likely threw a fit to the officials, once the tape was reviewed it was overturned.
As far as everyone else goes, it amazes me that when JS7 is smoking everyone then all is good, but when he is having some bad races then he is "over" and everyone wants him out. Like him or not, fan or not, if he were NOT there some of you would have nothing to talk about.
I do not think what happened in the pits was right, nor do I condone it. But, I think that when riders put in all the hard work and have a serious passion for what they do, tempers can get out of hand. This kind of stuff happens much more often than we ever hear about, but because it involved Stewart and Reed it is front page Motonews.
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