all U pussy posers have ruint my sport

KAWboy14
Profile picture for user KAWboy14
Posts
6502
Joined
12/31/2007
Location
Austin, TX US
KAWboy14 5/8/2008 12:25pm
5/8/2008 12:25pm
just ride the track backwards....that will make it harder for you Smile
twizzler
Profile picture for user twizzler
Posts
1005
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
CA US
twizzler 5/8/2008 12:26pm
5/8/2008 12:26pm
Some people don't like to race any more because they spend 12 hours at the race track and only get to race 1 4-5 lap moto and then your next moto has a good chance of being cut down to 3 laps. It's a joke!
mxrose3
Profile picture for user mxrose3
Posts
2326
Joined
8/17/2006
Location
Delmar, DE US
mxrose3 5/8/2008 12:38pm
5/8/2008 12:38pm
Mr_ Money wrote:
SX ruined MX along time ago, smooth track with jumps, banked turns and a few man made whoops, now outdoors is a copy of SX except...
SX ruined MX along time ago, smooth track with jumps, banked turns and a few man made whoops, now outdoors is a copy of SX except its outside, its about to be made into 1 moto also.

The guy who invented SX should be in jail, wait he is right.
Sondy132001 wrote:
Practice ruined MX, SX just enhanced it. People are willing to buy a $6,000+ bike with all the fix'ins and only want to rider all day...
Practice ruined MX, SX just enhanced it. People are willing to buy a $6,000+ bike with all the fix'ins and only want to rider all day for $20 in stead of pay $30 to race two motos. Almost every track is open 4-5 days a week, people don't race anymore, Practice is killing MX.

Another annoyance ... I have manufacturers contingency and I am lucky to get 5 pros, they all want to be a pro but no one is willing to race, they rather say they race "sx" and not make the show and sit in the riders seating area then race on a sunday...lame.

S


PS I write to that guy in jail, he's not so bad.
So who hired those thugs as hitmen?

I'm not convinced he is innocent yet, but I don't think there was enough evidence to prove him guilty.

35smom
Profile picture for user 35smom
Posts
1428
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Asbury US
35smom 5/8/2008 1:12pm
5/8/2008 1:12pm Edited Date/Time 5/8/2008 1:27pm
Sondy132001 wrote:
Where do you get your info on demographics ? There are far more youth racing today then older, yeah maybe if you go to a "Vet"...
Where do you get your info on demographics ? There are far more youth racing today then older, yeah maybe if you go to a "Vet" National but try going to Texas or LL or World Mini, 98% youth. Saddleback was open for practice yes, but bikes were like $1500 or less, so I think it's about the money not the age there.

S
Mr_ Money wrote:
98% youth at the world mini race, shocking info.
Its not called that BECAUSE they are all minis, the B,C and schoolboy classes are the biggest and they are all big bikes. I totally agree too many tracks are "speedways", but years ago we didnt have all these 50, 65 and 85 riders like now. Its kinda hard to have a deeply rutted tracks and 4-6 yr olds gettin around. Come out here to Englishtown if you want ruts!!!

The Shop

See All »
oshow
Profile picture for user oshow
Posts
4083
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
GA US
oshow 5/8/2008 1:17pm
5/8/2008 1:17pm
I'm in need of a jar.
APLMAN
Profile picture for user APLMAN
Posts
439
Joined
8/15/2006
Location
East Wenatchee, WA US
APLMAN 5/8/2008 1:19pm
5/8/2008 1:19pm
Sondy132001 wrote:
Practice ruined MX, SX just enhanced it. People are willing to buy a $6,000+ bike with all the fix'ins and only want to rider all day...
Practice ruined MX, SX just enhanced it. People are willing to buy a $6,000+ bike with all the fix'ins and only want to rider all day for $20 in stead of pay $30 to race two motos. Almost every track is open 4-5 days a week, people don't race anymore, Practice is killing MX.

Another annoyance ... I have manufacturers contingency and I am lucky to get 5 pros, they all want to be a pro but no one is willing to race, they rather say they race "sx" and not make the show and sit in the riders seating area then race on a sunday...lame.

S


PS I write to that guy in jail, he's not so bad.
Dean wrote:

"PS I write to that guy in jail, he's not so bad."


yep- murderers are hip cats in California, I'll bet
Sondy132001 wrote:
that's your opinion, don't be stupid here please.
I think that's more than opinion......

And I think the view of him being "not so bad" would change if he'd have chosen your family instead of the Thompsons........
Dean
Profile picture for user Dean
Posts
6089
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Goldsboro, NC US
Dean 5/8/2008 1:23pm
5/8/2008 1:23pm
Sondy132001 wrote:
Practice ruined MX, SX just enhanced it. People are willing to buy a $6,000+ bike with all the fix'ins and only want to rider all day...
Practice ruined MX, SX just enhanced it. People are willing to buy a $6,000+ bike with all the fix'ins and only want to rider all day for $20 in stead of pay $30 to race two motos. Almost every track is open 4-5 days a week, people don't race anymore, Practice is killing MX.

Another annoyance ... I have manufacturers contingency and I am lucky to get 5 pros, they all want to be a pro but no one is willing to race, they rather say they race "sx" and not make the show and sit in the riders seating area then race on a sunday...lame.

S


PS I write to that guy in jail, he's not so bad.
Dean wrote:

"PS I write to that guy in jail, he's not so bad."


yep- murderers are hip cats in California, I'll bet
Sondy132001 wrote:
that's your opinion, don't be stupid here please.
And California juries verdict, I believe. Who's being stupid? Me or the kook who's name- dropping a convicted murder

damn, where's ringer when you need him
Foster576
Profile picture for user Foster576
Posts
1166
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
El Paso, TX US
Foster576 5/8/2008 2:10pm
5/8/2008 2:10pm Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 6:54pm
Devil
BobbyM
Profile picture for user BobbyM
Posts
21439
Joined
8/15/2006
Location
AZ US
BobbyM 5/8/2008 2:14pm
5/8/2008 2:14pm
hillbilly wrote:
Because of you I have to ride tracks as smooth as billy ard tables.Complainin' whinin' parents have gotten promoters to plow and man(haha,man)icure tracks to be...
Because of you I have to ride tracks as smooth as billy ard tables.Complainin' whinin' parents have gotten promoters to plow and man(haha,man)icure tracks to be uninteresting flat roads.

The last race at muddy creek is a prime example.Fear of rain and bitching unskilled riders left the track packed with no braking/accel whoops at all.And those same whiny puss rider/parents think their kid/self is somehow going to make top 10 at lorettas,ha f'ing ha,not happening unless the other 32 riders quit/pileup/blowup/wreck golfcart.

It aint victory sports fault,they need riders to make money and they try to keep them happy.I'd rather lay my nuts on my FASST FLEXBARS pad and smash them with ENGINEICE jug than race on wide open track that no decisions of what line to take have to be made.Like riding that large POS monster mountain track in alabama for my regional in 03.Needed an 8 speed tranny or a 27 tooth front gear.

MX to me is ruff tracks with ruts and kickers on jump faces.I want to go home beat up and piss blood.I know the muddycreek people well,the tractor guy is one of my best friends and I'm going to pay him whatever it takes to make this regional one of the gnarliest son of bitches that has ever been.Like Itchyconney was in 02,I pissed blood for a week,now that is a fond memory.

If the track is flat and fast Teggers wont need a return ticket,just an urn cause we will all be dead.That is what I love about Lorettas,the track is jacked up and rutted,it cost a lot to get there but to see that blood in the bowl is all the payback I ask for.

I thought you got hurt and had to quit...hmmm. Smile
croom mx
Profile picture for user croom mx
Posts
1964
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
miami, FL US
croom mx 5/8/2008 2:35pm
5/8/2008 2:35pm
35smom wrote:
Its not called that BECAUSE they are all minis, the B,C and schoolboy classes are the biggest and they are all big bikes. I totally agree...
Its not called that BECAUSE they are all minis, the B,C and schoolboy classes are the biggest and they are all big bikes. I totally agree too many tracks are "speedways", but years ago we didnt have all these 50, 65 and 85 riders like now. Its kinda hard to have a deeply rutted tracks and 4-6 yr olds gettin around. Come out here to Englishtown if you want ruts!!!
When I was 12 years old I learned to ride on a DT100 enduro it had a headlight on it until we broke it crashing. As kids we didnt know anybetter but we grew up riding in the woods and an old motocross track that was abandonded by the owner so it never got smoothed or anything. Whenever anyone would ask us where we wanted to ride , the woods or the MX track we always went for the moto track it was more fun. It was so rough you could barely ride on it, but we loved it.
croom mx
Profile picture for user croom mx
Posts
1964
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
miami, FL US
croom mx 5/8/2008 2:44pm
5/8/2008 2:44pm
Brent wrote:
Come on out to Mammoth nexted month and then tell me what rough is. Those pussy tracks anint shit as compared to what we got in...
Come on out to Mammoth nexted month and then tell me what rough is.

Those pussy tracks anint shit as compared to what we got in Californi -ay.

I been to southwick, it's rough but it aint nothing like glen Helen.

You aint been to florida son.
35smom
Profile picture for user 35smom
Posts
1428
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Asbury US
35smom 5/8/2008 3:12pm
5/8/2008 3:12pm Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 6:54pm
35smom wrote:
Its not called that BECAUSE they are all minis, the B,C and schoolboy classes are the biggest and they are all big bikes. I totally agree...
Its not called that BECAUSE they are all minis, the B,C and schoolboy classes are the biggest and they are all big bikes. I totally agree too many tracks are "speedways", but years ago we didnt have all these 50, 65 and 85 riders like now. Its kinda hard to have a deeply rutted tracks and 4-6 yr olds gettin around. Come out here to Englishtown if you want ruts!!!
croom mx wrote:
When I was 12 years old I learned to ride on a DT100 enduro it had a headlight on it until we broke it crashing. As...
When I was 12 years old I learned to ride on a DT100 enduro it had a headlight on it until we broke it crashing. As kids we didnt know anybetter but we grew up riding in the woods and an old motocross track that was abandonded by the owner so it never got smoothed or anything. Whenever anyone would ask us where we wanted to ride , the woods or the MX track we always went for the moto track it was more fun. It was so rough you could barely ride on it, but we loved it.
I hear ya.... My son grew up riding the same railroad tracks my husband did, but now they are alongside my driveway!!all his friends still come to ride for fun. some days they are gone for hours!!!(easy access!!)

Tiki
Profile picture for user Tiki
Posts
10579
Joined
8/1/2006
Location
Corona, CA US
Fantasy
1065th
Tiki 5/8/2008 3:14pm
5/8/2008 3:14pm
You choose to live in the doublewide with a redwood deck. Dont like it. Move.
Slow ~ Pro
Profile picture for user Slow ~ Pro
Posts
3834
Joined
3/27/2008
Location
Capistrano Beach, CA US
Slow ~ Pro 5/8/2008 3:52pm
5/8/2008 3:52pm
Sondy132001 wrote:
Where do you get your info on demographics ? There are far more youth racing today then older, yeah maybe if you go to a "Vet"...
Where do you get your info on demographics ? There are far more youth racing today then older, yeah maybe if you go to a "Vet" National but try going to Texas or LL or World Mini, 98% youth. Saddleback was open for practice yes, but bikes were like $1500 or less, so I think it's about the money not the age there.

S
Saddleback for one, was an open riding park, just like Escape country, and Indian dunes. You could park, and ride everywhere, you didn't have to ride on a track.

Racers didn't have the work ethic they need today to win. It was more of a Sunday only gig.

In the early days we would just pick a track and go race, no practice during the week, except TT tracks, I would practice Elsinore, and Perris, during the day, then race at night.

I'm a fan of Michael Goodwin myself...was of Mickey Thompson as well.
I think the whole "Conspiracy " is off.
babba boey
Profile picture for user babba boey
Posts
358
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Kuna, ID US
babba boey 5/8/2008 3:53pm
5/8/2008 3:53pm
What does ruint mean?
Slow ~ Pro
Profile picture for user Slow ~ Pro
Posts
3834
Joined
3/27/2008
Location
Capistrano Beach, CA US
Slow ~ Pro 5/8/2008 3:56pm
5/8/2008 3:56pm
babba boey wrote:
What does ruint mean?
It's a cross breed of a runt I think ?
Tiki
Profile picture for user Tiki
Posts
10579
Joined
8/1/2006
Location
Corona, CA US
Fantasy
1065th
Tiki 5/8/2008 4:21pm
5/8/2008 4:21pm
Sondy132001 wrote:
Where do you get your info on demographics ? There are far more youth racing today then older, yeah maybe if you go to a "Vet"...
Where do you get your info on demographics ? There are far more youth racing today then older, yeah maybe if you go to a "Vet" National but try going to Texas or LL or World Mini, 98% youth. Saddleback was open for practice yes, but bikes were like $1500 or less, so I think it's about the money not the age there.

S
Slow ~ Pro wrote:
Saddleback for one, was an open riding park, just like Escape country, and Indian dunes. You could park, and ride everywhere, you didn't have to ride...
Saddleback for one, was an open riding park, just like Escape country, and Indian dunes. You could park, and ride everywhere, you didn't have to ride on a track.

Racers didn't have the work ethic they need today to win. It was more of a Sunday only gig.

In the early days we would just pick a track and go race, no practice during the week, except TT tracks, I would practice Elsinore, and Perris, during the day, then race at night.

I'm a fan of Michael Goodwin myself...was of Mickey Thompson as well.
I think the whole "Conspiracy " is off.
I remember ditching school to go to Indian Dunes only to be told I cant ride the National track because they are filming CHiPs there. DOH! The river was a cool place to ride.
Slow ~ Pro
Profile picture for user Slow ~ Pro
Posts
3834
Joined
3/27/2008
Location
Capistrano Beach, CA US
Slow ~ Pro 5/8/2008 4:33pm
5/8/2008 4:33pm
Tiki wrote:
I remember ditching school to go to Indian Dunes only to be told I cant ride the National track because they are filming CHiPs there. DOH...
I remember ditching school to go to Indian Dunes only to be told I cant ride the National track because they are filming CHiPs there. DOH! The river was a cool place to ride.
Wasn't it a cool place. I loved the GPs there, we would run across those rivers. Got my ass kicked by Jim Holley (among others) there. I used to love racing both courses.

Pit Row

See All »
trick121
Profile picture for user trick121
Posts
1200
Joined
12/9/2006
Location
Redondo Beach, CA US
trick121 5/8/2008 7:10pm
5/8/2008 7:10pm
Mr_ Money wrote:
SX ruined MX along time ago, smooth track with jumps, banked turns and a few man made whoops, now outdoors is a copy of SX except...
SX ruined MX along time ago, smooth track with jumps, banked turns and a few man made whoops, now outdoors is a copy of SX except its outside, its about to be made into 1 moto also.

The guy who invented SX should be in jail, wait he is right.
Sondy132001 wrote:
Practice ruined MX, SX just enhanced it. People are willing to buy a $6,000+ bike with all the fix'ins and only want to rider all day...
Practice ruined MX, SX just enhanced it. People are willing to buy a $6,000+ bike with all the fix'ins and only want to rider all day for $20 in stead of pay $30 to race two motos. Almost every track is open 4-5 days a week, people don't race anymore, Practice is killing MX.

Another annoyance ... I have manufacturers contingency and I am lucky to get 5 pros, they all want to be a pro but no one is willing to race, they rather say they race "sx" and not make the show and sit in the riders seating area then race on a sunday...lame.

S


PS I write to that guy in jail, he's not so bad.
Practice did kill it here in Socal.

I also think housing killed it as well. I remember practicing in the hills and open lots closer to home. I would drive no more than 20 minutes to my favorite place unload my bike and ride for free.

All the jumps killed it too on the local level. Lets get back to the basics: turns and whoops.

Promoters not moving riders up killed it as well. Cherrypickers.










jay_547
Profile picture for user jay_547
Posts
640
Joined
4/7/2008
Location
Broken Arrow, OK US
jay_547 5/8/2008 7:57pm
5/8/2008 7:57pm
i'm on of the posers that helped ruin the sport. i like fast tracks - the faster the better.

and i'm older than hillbilly.
Slow ~ Pro
Profile picture for user Slow ~ Pro
Posts
3834
Joined
3/27/2008
Location
Capistrano Beach, CA US
Slow ~ Pro 5/8/2008 8:24pm
5/8/2008 8:24pm Edited Date/Time 5/8/2008 8:25pm
trick121 wrote:
Practice did kill it here in Socal. I also think housing killed it as well. I remember practicing in the hills and open lots closer to...
Practice did kill it here in Socal.

I also think housing killed it as well. I remember practicing in the hills and open lots closer to home. I would drive no more than 20 minutes to my favorite place unload my bike and ride for free.

All the jumps killed it too on the local level. Lets get back to the basics: turns and whoops.

Promoters not moving riders up killed it as well. Cherrypickers.










Myself, and a friend, had a Motocross track in Newport beach, where the John Wayne Cancer center sits, at Hoag hospital...We knew the 70s were to good to last.
wreckitrandy
Profile picture for user wreckitrandy
Posts
4204
Joined
8/16/2006
Location
Granite Falls, NC US
wreckitrandy 5/8/2008 8:46pm
5/8/2008 8:46pm
Lay off the sauce Jed. 'Till you ditch that street bike you're ridin' you're part of the problem. I'd rather you pass me on a hunk of junk Husky than have my ears assaulted by some poppin', pukin', fartin' time bomb. Hey, you still wearin' that life preserver?
JustMX
Profile picture for user JustMX
Posts
5239
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
TN US
JustMX 5/8/2008 9:55pm
5/8/2008 9:55pm
I remember when wreckitrandy would say "grip it and rip it" and he was talking about moto instead of golf.

Golf has killed our sport by hogging all the open land in urban areas.
4mxonly
Profile picture for user 4mxonly
Posts
1060
Joined
2/17/2008
Location
Middle Of The Hand, MI US
4mxonly 5/9/2008 6:41am
5/9/2008 6:41am
I don't see any problem with the roughness of tracks around here or anywhere on the east coast. If you practice to race then it doesn't matter how smooth or rough the track is, go out there and race, and when you don't do as well as you figured... go home and practice harder instead of bitching about your bike or the track. Regardless of how many times they till Muddy Creek, it will be rough for the regional because of the number and caliber of riders that will be there. If that's still not rough enough for you, race the nationals... after that you can go home to that beat up feeling and pissing blood stuff you seem to be so fond of.
Mutt
Profile picture for user Mutt
Posts
1183
Joined
12/24/2006
Location
Albuquerque, NM US
Mutt 5/9/2008 8:35am
5/9/2008 8:35am
hillbilly wrote:
Because of you I have to ride tracks as smooth as billy ard tables.Complainin' whinin' parents have gotten promoters to plow and man(haha,man)icure tracks to be...
Because of you I have to ride tracks as smooth as billy ard tables.Complainin' whinin' parents have gotten promoters to plow and man(haha,man)icure tracks to be uninteresting flat roads.

The last race at muddy creek is a prime example.Fear of rain and bitching unskilled riders left the track packed with no braking/accel whoops at all.And those same whiny puss rider/parents think their kid/self is somehow going to make top 10 at lorettas,ha f'ing ha,not happening unless the other 32 riders quit/pileup/blowup/wreck golfcart.

It aint victory sports fault,they need riders to make money and they try to keep them happy.I'd rather lay my nuts on my FASST FLEXBARS pad and smash them with ENGINEICE jug than race on wide open track that no decisions of what line to take have to be made.Like riding that large POS monster mountain track in alabama for my regional in 03.Needed an 8 speed tranny or a 27 tooth front gear.

MX to me is ruff tracks with ruts and kickers on jump faces.I want to go home beat up and piss blood.I know the muddycreek people well,the tractor guy is one of my best friends and I'm going to pay him whatever it takes to make this regional one of the gnarliest son of bitches that has ever been.Like Itchyconney was in 02,I pissed blood for a week,now that is a fond memory.

If the track is flat and fast Teggers wont need a return ticket,just an urn cause we will all be dead.That is what I love about Lorettas,the track is jacked up and rutted,it cost a lot to get there but to see that blood in the bowl is all the payback I ask for.

BobbyM wrote:
I thought you got hurt and had to quit...hmmm. Smile
Booby, Dave broke his neck on his own backyard track.
hillbilly
Profile picture for user hillbilly
Posts
9079
Joined
8/16/2006
Location
Afton, TN US
hillbilly 5/10/2008 11:26am
5/10/2008 11:26am
4mxonly wrote:
I don't see any problem with the roughness of tracks around here or anywhere on the east coast. If you practice to race then it doesn't...
I don't see any problem with the roughness of tracks around here or anywhere on the east coast. If you practice to race then it doesn't matter how smooth or rough the track is, go out there and race, and when you don't do as well as you figured... go home and practice harder instead of bitching about your bike or the track. Regardless of how many times they till Muddy Creek, it will be rough for the regional because of the number and caliber of riders that will be there. If that's still not rough enough for you, race the nationals... after that you can go home to that beat up feeling and pissing blood stuff you seem to be so fond of.
I have raced nat's,in 1988-1990 till a bad one at lake sugar left me in the blue H for a week.I've done this for 35 yrs ok?

I like fast aqlso but with braking bumps and shit.

But,right now I'm dealing with 400 lbs log splitter that broke a chain and fell from the bucket of my tractor onto my foot about an hour ago.Looks like it crushed my big toe and the middle one.This is going to be ruff for a day or 3.I got to hit the last area Q next week so I'm looking at ways to stuff a toe the size of my nuts(baseball)into a boot.


Jesse,
The bike gear selector runs the same curve for nuetral and 2nd,hence the stutter I was tryin' to cure is normal(why?) but the loosin' drive 10 feet from the gate wasn't.It was what had changed.After all I went thru swapin' parts I just stepped back and rethoiught the deal.

The plugs mounted on the bike that all the things I swapped plugged into could be the cause.

Well,the WC rad guards laid against the TPS plug.No wear you could see until you pull it up off the stamped metal mount with very sharp edges.The rad guard had put enuff force on it to shave plastic off the inside on it till it was going to ground,just a little.It was not wore thru to the contact to the naked eye but with a ohm meter it was making a circut.

The 08 has more plugs and is crowed there.Took a lot of work to find that huh?

Now if I can got by the crushed toes I'll be good.

Thanks fer the help buddy.
zjbell
Profile picture for user zjbell
Posts
2796
Joined
10/13/2006
Location
CA, CA US
zjbell 5/10/2008 12:16pm
5/10/2008 12:16pm
A majority of the socal tracks are a ripoff.

For my 20-30 bucks (+annual memberships)I expect to see at least some prep and see water thrown down during the few hours I'm there.

Racing is a joke, $30+ entrance fee (on the LOW side) for two motos is a scam.

I have no problem paying more money to go ride, but give me something to pay for. A parking spot on a dirt lot and a few hours on a clapped out track aint' worth much.
teggers
Profile picture for user teggers
Posts
3700
Joined
8/15/2006
Location
Winter Park, FL US
teggers 5/10/2008 12:21pm
5/10/2008 12:21pm
Mr_ Money wrote:
SX ruined MX along time ago, smooth track with jumps, banked turns and a few man made whoops, now outdoors is a copy of SX except...
SX ruined MX along time ago, smooth track with jumps, banked turns and a few man made whoops, now outdoors is a copy of SX except its outside, its about to be made into 1 moto also.

The guy who invented SX should be in jail, wait he is right.
Sondy132001 wrote:
Practice ruined MX, SX just enhanced it. People are willing to buy a $6,000+ bike with all the fix'ins and only want to rider all day...
Practice ruined MX, SX just enhanced it. People are willing to buy a $6,000+ bike with all the fix'ins and only want to rider all day for $20 in stead of pay $30 to race two motos. Almost every track is open 4-5 days a week, people don't race anymore, Practice is killing MX.

Another annoyance ... I have manufacturers contingency and I am lucky to get 5 pros, they all want to be a pro but no one is willing to race, they rather say they race "sx" and not make the show and sit in the riders seating area then race on a sunday...lame.

S


PS I write to that guy in jail, he's not so bad.
40 classes ruined MX for me. 8 am til 6 pm + drive time - and get 40 minutes of track time + 4 laps of practice.

I am not motivated to ge racing anymore with those numbers.
500 Mike
Profile picture for user 500 Mike
Posts
1111
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Kingwood, TX US
500 Mike 5/10/2008 1:10pm
5/10/2008 1:10pm
Dean wrote:

"PS I write to that guy in jail, he's not so bad."


yep- murderers are hip cats in California, I'll bet
Sondy132001 wrote:
that's your opinion, don't be stupid here please.
Dean wrote:
And California juries verdict, I believe. Who's being stupid? Me or the kook who's name- dropping a convicted murder

damn, where's ringer when you need him
X2
APLMAN
Profile picture for user APLMAN
Posts
439
Joined
8/15/2006
Location
East Wenatchee, WA US
APLMAN 5/10/2008 4:30pm
5/10/2008 4:30pm
zjbell wrote:
A majority of the socal tracks are a ripoff. For my 20-30 bucks (+annual memberships)I expect to see at least some prep and see water thrown...
A majority of the socal tracks are a ripoff.

For my 20-30 bucks (+annual memberships)I expect to see at least some prep and see water thrown down during the few hours I'm there.

Racing is a joke, $30+ entrance fee (on the LOW side) for two motos is a scam.

I have no problem paying more money to go ride, but give me something to pay for. A parking spot on a dirt lot and a few hours on a clapped out track aint' worth much.
I know what you mean.

I can't believe that airlines make you pay that much money just to sit in an uncomfortable seat for a few hours either.........

Post a reply to: all U pussy posers have ruint my sport