Everyone is blaming Tony Alessi

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5/4/10 Riding went really good today at one of my desert tracks. The bike is working amazing! Can't give it up enough to my team...
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jmar wrote:
That 10% bullshit might fly for weekend warriors at chickenlicks raceway, but it doesn't apply at pro level racing. An underpowered or improperly set up bike...
That 10% bullshit might fly for weekend warriors at chickenlicks raceway, but it doesn't apply at pro level racing. An underpowered or improperly set up bike is a huge disadvantage at the pro level.
tw180 wrote:
Agreed. Also, nicely put too. Sideways
rmpilot wrote:
work harder for it? yes. make it impossible? no.
paging broc glover and bob hannah
This isn't the seventies Bud. Work all you want but in todays world of professional racing if you are riding an underpowered, non handling bike and you aren't going to win.

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ReedyMX wrote:
If it was not for Tony Mike would be where??? McDonalds or maybe Kmart
Racer111 wrote:
At Team Suzuki on good battle tested equipment with the best Team Manager in History!! That's where the hell he would be!!!!!
Mike is where he is because of hard work more than natural talent IMO. Whether or not I or anyone agrees with Tony's slave master methods, they are probably the biggest reason he has made it to this level as a racer.
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tw180 wrote:
Agreed. Also, nicely put too. Sideways
rmpilot wrote:
work harder for it? yes. make it impossible? no.
paging broc glover and bob hannah
jmar wrote:
This isn't the seventies Bud. Work all you want but in todays world of professional racing if you are riding an underpowered, non handling bike and...
This isn't the seventies Bud. Work all you want but in todays world of professional racing if you are riding an underpowered, non handling bike and you aren't going to win.

i would think it mattered even more than if anything with the teams allowed to build whatever they wanted for a bike.

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rmpilot wrote:
work harder for it? yes. make it impossible? no.
paging broc glover and bob hannah
jmar wrote:
This isn't the seventies Bud. Work all you want but in todays world of professional racing if you are riding an underpowered, non handling bike and...
This isn't the seventies Bud. Work all you want but in todays world of professional racing if you are riding an underpowered, non handling bike and you aren't going to win.

rmpilot wrote:
i would think it mattered even more than if anything with the teams allowed to build whatever they wanted for a bike.
The bikes weren't all that great back then (including the works bikes) and rather than a few riders being talented, almost all are very talented today.

As everything else, the sport has progressed into something much different that what it was thirty + years ago.
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jmar wrote:
This isn't the seventies Bud. Work all you want but in todays world of professional racing if you are riding an underpowered, non handling bike and...
This isn't the seventies Bud. Work all you want but in todays world of professional racing if you are riding an underpowered, non handling bike and you aren't going to win.

rmpilot wrote:
i would think it mattered even more than if anything with the teams allowed to build whatever they wanted for a bike.
jmar wrote:
The bikes weren't all that great back then (including the works bikes) and rather than a few riders being talented, almost all are very talented today...
The bikes weren't all that great back then (including the works bikes) and rather than a few riders being talented, almost all are very talented today.

As everything else, the sport has progressed into something much different that what it was thirty + years ago.
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i can see what youre saying
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Mike Allesi, Ben Townley, Brock Tickle, ect.
fragile! You have to be in it to win it. Hey Toney, Mike BROKE his fing knee cap! " Oh it'll be ok he just rubbed some dirt on it and I have a doctors note to prove it"
another great could have been.
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86honda wrote:
Mike Allesi, Ben Townley, Brock Tickle, ect. fragile! You have to be in it to win it. Hey Toney, Mike BROKE his fing knee cap! "...
Mike Allesi, Ben Townley, Brock Tickle, ect.
fragile! You have to be in it to win it. Hey Toney, Mike BROKE his fing knee cap! " Oh it'll be ok he just rubbed some dirt on it and I have a doctors note to prove it"
another great could have been.
you meant broc hepler right?
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