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Have it shipped by a shipping company like Able Cargo www.ablecargo.com you can dismantle the bike, box it and have it shipped as parts for not alot of money as it comes by boat. Taking it as baggage you run the risk of them not accepting it and then you're left waiting at the airport with a pile of boxes.

Yeah it was the early Anaheims of '11, he was also doing a variation where he'd land on top of a table top in a nose wheelie and ride it out, down the downside and onto the flat, very cool to see.

My left wrist was the worst after a bad crash, but after having tests both wrists had carpal tunnel syndrome but before surgery was brought up I was given cortizone shots in each wrist to see if that would ease the symptoms. This just made my good right right wrist worse than my bad left one so I ended up...

Thats a $2500 bike if it was here in SoCal, roached out CR500's sell in the $1500 range. Snap that thing up and enjoy it!

The early ALS-1 open face and the ALS-2 were made by Bell, I also had a late 80's/early 90's ALS-2 and that was made in France.

The Santa Ana river trail is great if you like seeing homeless people expose themselves as you ride by!

I still have a pair of my old Fox/Yoko gloves.....Yoko across the knuckles and Fox across the back of the hand. Early JT gear was all by Sinisalo and their boots were made by Gaerne, Hannah's HRP line was made by Koho, the gear companies when they were first starting out went with an existing manufacturer to make their product...

Glad to hear they are better than expected, it was an ugly crash to witness!

No discount code, but local Yamaha dealers sell them at face value and you get a free pit pass thrown in!

We were watching from the stands and were waiting for him to pull the move off on each lap, then he finally did it on the last lap...shame he didn't try it in the main and a shame that Speed decided to follow Alessi when the quad was going down!

Hot Shoppe do alot of the shirts for the teams, they also specialize in one off BMX/MX jersey designs.

Tried that, a very loud security woman kept telling us we had to re-scan everytime, never had that problem over the past 5 years, you walk up show your sticker and they they wave you on in.

It sucked yesterday, with a sticker you can go through the same entrance/exits as wrist bands at every race, but stickers meant squat yesterday. There was a massive line to exit the satdium to get to the pits, I went to the supposed industry gate and was told sticker access had to be with ticket access, yet there were like...

Looked better on tv than it did watching it live, just a one liner. Track would have been better run backwards, off the start to head into the corner that Reed dropped it in and race down towards left field. Being there just sucked, don't know what the deal was with the stadium, over half an hour to get out...

Mine got delivered this morning, nice lid!

Thanks for posting that, that's a deal too good to be true so now there's one on it's way to me!

Things have certainly improved since the good old days of the Bristol and trentham Gardens Dirt Bike Shows!

42 and still racing and riding the practice tracks, haven't ridden as much this year due to the economy.

Even with marshalls waving to pull off the track and with a bunch of UTV's in the way, the final truck to go round got stuck on the ski jump after the big double.

We hung around and stayed late and decided to leave at 7pm, took us 1 1/2 hours just to get out of the facility but on highway 76 there was no traffic. Traffic control sucked I think mainly due to parking staff not knowing that the line out was backed up right around to the far east side of the...