Deegan hints at needing surgery or some sort of procedure before Motocross of Nations...

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Why would they come here and race a mere national series? Don't they know that the most prestigious motocross title you can compete for is the...

Why would they come here and race a mere national series? Don't they know that the most prestigious motocross title you can compete for is the World Championship? 

For kicking some american ass!😂

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DeStouwer wrote:

The Coenen's are coming over in 2026. Enjoy Deeg's flagwavings now they still last.

LungButter wrote:

By then Deegs will be onto the big boy class....which is probably the reason they decided to wait until then to come over.

 

Humble pie awaits.

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DeStouwer wrote:

Humble pie awaits.

For the Coenens?

Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap out a podium every once in awhile.

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DeStouwer wrote:

The Coenen's are coming over in 2026. Enjoy Deeg's flagwavings now they still last.

LungButter wrote:

By then Deegs will be onto the big boy class....which is probably the reason they decided to wait until then to come over.

 

DeStouwer wrote:

Humble pie awaits.

They could be going for tittles there still.

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7/15/2024 4:29pm

            The Humble pie will be gone once the Coenen Bros see real Supercross. They will have a very tough time adapting to SX, and will likely get schooled for a couple years.

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            The Humble pie will be gone once the Coenen Bros see real Supercross. They will have a very tough time...

            The Humble pie will be gone once the Coenen Bros see real Supercross. They will have a very tough time adapting to SX, and will likely get schooled for a couple years.

Obviously. But we were talking about MX, not SX.

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            The Humble pie will be gone once the Coenen Bros see real Supercross. They will have a very tough time...

            The Humble pie will be gone once the Coenen Bros see real Supercross. They will have a very tough time adapting to SX, and will likely get schooled for a couple years.

Vialle won it on his second go at it. He had zero, and i really mean zero SX/AX laps in his bag before moving to America.

Coenens have been riding occationally small SX styled tracks for "fun" the last year or two. Obviously nothing compared to a proper SX track, but these kids are really talented. They will most likely figure it out.

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7/16/2024 3:01am Edited Date/Time 7/16/2024 3:01am
            The Humble pie will be gone once the Coenen Bros see real Supercross. They will have a very tough time...

            The Humble pie will be gone once the Coenen Bros see real Supercross. They will have a very tough time adapting to SX, and will likely get schooled for a couple years.

Motofinne wrote:
Vialle won it on his second go at it. He had zero, and i really mean zero SX/AX laps in his bag before moving to America...

Vialle won it on his second go at it. He had zero, and i really mean zero SX/AX laps in his bag before moving to America.

Coenens have been riding occationally small SX styled tracks for "fun" the last year or two. Obviously nothing compared to a proper SX track, but these kids are really talented. They will most likely figure it out.

What’s the scouting report on rookie Jorge Prado with Supercross? 

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7/18/2024 11:32am

              In no way was I insinuating that the Coenen Bros are not Uber talented. Those boys will most definitely win races here in the USA. Likely to win MX races in year 1, but SX will be a tougher hill to conquer. Either way it goes down, I am excited to see them show off their skills here.

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I asked my doc about removing a plate and screws from my foot. He said I would need to take it easy for 3-4 days then just taking care of the incision so maybe another week? He's a young super fit pro athlete, he should recover pretty fast.

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DeStouwer wrote:

Humble pie awaits.

LungButter wrote:
For the Coenens? Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap...

For the Coenens?

Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap out a podium every once in awhile.

😂 that’s pretty funny. 

Some guys here just can’t get over the fact that people from other countries can ride dirt bikes really well too. It’s a really strange issue to have when you think about it. 

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7/18/2024 12:39pm
captmoto wrote:
I asked my doc about removing a plate and screws from my foot. He said I would need to take it easy for 3-4 days then...

I asked my doc about removing a plate and screws from my foot. He said I would need to take it easy for 3-4 days then just taking care of the incision so maybe another week? He's a young super fit pro athlete, he should recover pretty fast.

I’ve been thinking, what if he gets the hardware removed right after washougal, recover for the rest of the week and then start training the week before unadilla. Just my thoughts.

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😂 that’s pretty funny. Some guys here just can’t get over the fact that people from other countries can ride dirt bikes really well too. It’s a...

😂 that’s pretty funny. 

Some guys here just can’t get over the fact that people from other countries can ride dirt bikes really well too. It’s a really strange issue to have when you think about it. 

there's an old saying that goes like this......the blindest of them all is the one that doesn't want to see !!!!!!!!

strange way of showing off their patriotism.......in the end it just makes them, and their "america" look worst........

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DeStouwer wrote:

Humble pie awaits.

LungButter wrote:
For the Coenens? Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap...

For the Coenens?

Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap out a podium every once in awhile.

You probably thought the same with Lawrence brothers, Musquin, Roczen and Vialle before they arrived.

 

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decano51 wrote:

You probably thought the same with Lawrence brothers, Musquin, Roczen and Vialle before they arrived.

 

Vialle is a prime example for sure, what's he like 60-70 points back now.  Pretty impressive for a 2x World Champ for sure. 😉

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decano51 wrote:

You probably thought the same with Lawrence brothers, Musquin, Roczen and Vialle before they arrived.

 

LungButter wrote:

Vialle is a prime example for sure, what's he like 60-70 points back now.  Pretty impressive for a 2x World Champ for sure. 😉

Must be the hangover from winning the SX championship in his 2nd year in America

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Must be the hangover from winning the SX championship in his 2nd year in America

Touche' 🤣

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Don’t really like Deegan but was looking forward to see him ride in the MXON. He’s scary fast and would have been right on it with the riders over here. 

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DeStouwer wrote:

Humble pie awaits.

LungButter wrote:
For the Coenens? Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap...

For the Coenens?

Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap out a podium every once in awhile.

decano51 wrote:

You probably thought the same with Lawrence brothers, Musquin, Roczen and Vialle before they arrived.

 

And Pourcel, Townley, Langston, Pichon, Vuillemin, Tortelli, Albertyn, JMB.  

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captmoto wrote:
I asked my doc about removing a plate and screws from my foot. He said I would need to take it easy for 3-4 days then...

I asked my doc about removing a plate and screws from my foot. He said I would need to take it easy for 3-4 days then just taking care of the incision so maybe another week? He's a young super fit pro athlete, he should recover pretty fast.

I’ve been thinking, what if he gets the hardware removed right after washougal, recover for the rest of the week and then start training the week...

I’ve been thinking, what if he gets the hardware removed right after washougal, recover for the rest of the week and then start training the week before unadilla. Just my thoughts.

Championship first then onto playoffs since he already has the dough like Jett’s donuts.

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teamddr wrote:
Don’t really like Deegan but was looking forward to see him ride in the MXON. He’s scary fast and would have been right on it with...

Don’t really like Deegan but was looking forward to see him ride in the MXON. He’s scary fast and would have been right on it with the riders over here. 

Where’s IE?  A lot of opinions about Deegan but that’s what they are hoping for.  After all the talk I would be curious to see how he performs on a world bike stage.  Justin Cooper and RV weren’t the biggest names at the time or even Tedesco or a few others but I’d be interested to read an article about who came up big for usa that maybe weren’t expected to.

There should be a good list for people outside the US who had good world rides too but some didn’t race the des nations or the years we got beat we just chalked it up to us having bad teams instead of others dominating.

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DeStouwer wrote:

Humble pie awaits.

LungButter wrote:
For the Coenens? Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap...

For the Coenens?

Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap out a podium every once in awhile.

agn5008 wrote:
😂 that’s pretty funny. Some guys here just can’t get over the fact that people from other countries can ride dirt bikes really well too. It’s a...

😂 that’s pretty funny. 

Some guys here just can’t get over the fact that people from other countries can ride dirt bikes really well too. It’s a really strange issue to have when you think about it. 

I remember Stewart being called the "fastest minibike rider in the world" then came over for the 80cc world champs and got smoked. Then he was the "fastest rider on the planet" and got passed by Everts cruising on his footpegs. Some guys only look as far as the end of their nose and find it really hard to accept there's a whole world of fast racers out there..

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LungButter wrote:
For the Coenens? Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap...

For the Coenens?

Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap out a podium every once in awhile.

agn5008 wrote:
😂 that’s pretty funny. Some guys here just can’t get over the fact that people from other countries can ride dirt bikes really well too. It’s a...

😂 that’s pretty funny. 

Some guys here just can’t get over the fact that people from other countries can ride dirt bikes really well too. It’s a really strange issue to have when you think about it. 

I remember Stewart being called the "fastest minibike rider in the world" then came over for the 80cc world champs and got smoked. Then he was...

I remember Stewart being called the "fastest minibike rider in the world" then came over for the 80cc world champs and got smoked. Then he was the "fastest rider on the planet" and got passed by Everts cruising on his footpegs. Some guys only look as far as the end of their nose and find it really hard to accept there's a whole world of fast racers out there..

People bust on RC but the best Sheehan could come up with about Reed is that he’s a “gritty rider”

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I remember Stewart being called the "fastest minibike rider in the world" then came over for the 80cc world champs and got smoked. Then he was...

I remember Stewart being called the "fastest minibike rider in the world" then came over for the 80cc world champs and got smoked. Then he was the "fastest rider on the planet" and got passed by Everts cruising on his footpegs. Some guys only look as far as the end of their nose and find it really hard to accept there's a whole world of fast racers out there..

Oh I ain't as ignorant about it as I let on, I just like to rile up the non-US guys by playing the ignorant American sometimes.  It's too easy.

I've actually been a big fan of lots of foreign riders over the years.  I love how, for the most part, the best of the best always end up in the US.

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LungButter wrote:
For the Coenens? Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap...

For the Coenens?

Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap out a podium every once in awhile.

The conen's are a full step up speed wise from bennick right now. hymas, would be close.

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The conen's are a full step up speed wise from bennick right now. hymas, would be close.

Maybe so, time will tell I guess.  Quick look at the MXGP point standings make it seem like they got a long ways to go to be title contenders, especially once they leave the little kid class of MX2 and have to race with grown men in America.

The age rule in MX2 is a joke.

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7/19/2024 10:37am

In boxing we would call this a duck. 

To be fair to Haiden though, I wouldn't want to race Lucas or de Wolf either. 

Danger boy my ass. 

Quack quack. 

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captmoto wrote:
I asked my doc about removing a plate and screws from my foot. He said I would need to take it easy for 3-4 days then...

I asked my doc about removing a plate and screws from my foot. He said I would need to take it easy for 3-4 days then just taking care of the incision so maybe another week? He's a young super fit pro athlete, he should recover pretty fast.

I’ve been thinking, what if he gets the hardware removed right after washougal, recover for the rest of the week and then start training the week...

I’ve been thinking, what if he gets the hardware removed right after washougal, recover for the rest of the week and then start training the week before unadilla. Just my thoughts.

Not worth it on the off chance you get an infection or complication with the removal. Would he incredibly rare but can’t take a chance with the title on the line. 

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That injury hasn't hold him back for winning 4/7 nationals this year and lead the points by a full race distance... The Schrödinger Injury, it exist...

That injury hasn't hold him back for winning 4/7 nationals this year and lead the points by a full race distance... The Schrödinger Injury, it exist and doesn't at the same time?

 

DeStouwer wrote:

I see Deegan doesn't understand the true meaning of that song.

I thought it was hilarious when a while ago JT quoted "Fortunate Son" by CCR in his column in regards to Deegan. 

If Deegan ain't a "millionaires son" I don't know what is hahaha

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LungButter wrote:
For the Coenens? Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap...

For the Coenens?

Absolutely.  By the time they get here Hymas and Bennick will be in prime form and the brothers will be lucky to scrap out a podium every once in awhile.

agn5008 wrote:
😂 that’s pretty funny. Some guys here just can’t get over the fact that people from other countries can ride dirt bikes really well too. It’s a...

😂 that’s pretty funny. 

Some guys here just can’t get over the fact that people from other countries can ride dirt bikes really well too. It’s a really strange issue to have when you think about it. 

I remember Stewart being called the "fastest minibike rider in the world" then came over for the 80cc world champs and got smoked. Then he was...

I remember Stewart being called the "fastest minibike rider in the world" then came over for the 80cc world champs and got smoked. Then he was the "fastest rider on the planet" and got passed by Everts cruising on his footpegs. Some guys only look as far as the end of their nose and find it really hard to accept there's a whole world of fast racers out there..

Who beat Stewart on the 80’s?

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