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When did he turn 16? And when did he go from Kawasaki's next big thing to Honda? Who does he ride for?
I give him product and helped with his deal in Germany
Good kid, tries hard
And Dave is correct.
He has been practicing around here in NE riding Kawi's as that was the bike he had.
The folks at MXTrader.net hooked him up with the Honda for the East Series just last week I think.
We have watched him since the Polini days, lotta heart.
AJ only rode the bike a few times and then they went racing.
Fast lap in the first Lites C group practice was a good indicator he had gotten used to the bike quick.
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Congratulations AJ!!!
The kid just works so damn hard he can pretty much ride anything.
Hellion has been putting some great lids on AJ for a long time now.
Just one of many smaller folks that have backed this kid for a long time.
Great kid, smart and works hard. Family is 1000% behind him.
Thanks for the compliment J&D!
Funny you should mention Jimmy D.....check this out.
Scroll down to the bottom.
[url]http://www.vurbmoto.com/blogs/2027/clueless-houston/[/url]
I saw his name on the screen the other night and knew i heard that name somewhere before!
He was the West Coast AX Lite champ last year.
Sonny; AJ said he had a little tipover fall in the main nothing major but it cost him spots.
Pit Row
I guess he likes the bike!
Now, if he had a bike like Barcia's, that would be fun to watch!
Never saw the kid complain about what he has or doesn't have, just get on the track and get it done.
AJ was thrilled when the folks at MXTrader.net stepped up with the bike, stock or not.....lol
He has never been one of those kids with an RV the size of your house with 6 bikes.
Practice bike, race bike an old conversion van to sleep in and a snomobile trailer to haul the bikes......grass roots.
Got a chance to talk to AJ and he is a real down to earth kid. He'll do real well. Good luck for the rest of the season.
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