What I'm talking about is the level of progression. The changes made from bikes in the late 70s to the 80s were astronomical. Of course there's still been advances like those you've listed but not radical change like that period. For example here's the

Moto progression plateaued in the late 80s and has been ever since really.

So you count the old Stewart-Reed battles as pussy moves then?

Hill was regularly a second or two quicker than Reed at the JGR track last year, but somehow the ol man consistently beat him at the races, and it's the bikes fault? He needs to shut his mouth and let his results do the talking for once. Then, and only ... more »

Three titties you say?!

Yes keen to know too, haven't been able to find anything......

Yeah been too long since Byrner, McFarlane, Reedy and Metty all hit the world stage as youngsters. Been the odd guy since then but no real strong generation like now. Looking forward to it!

Ha diss away man, it's the off season, f'kn quiet here.

I thought RC + MC would equal RMC

Thanks, there is some interesting insight in that interview.

Good on Justin Starling, he's been steadily building the last year or two, was fast at Monster Cup and has been getting good experience overseas. If he can stay healthy, I could see a solid season in SX coming up.

Ha some funny shit from Ping! Or was that A symphony fit for a king?

For a little while......

Love your high tech geometry problem solving

Agree wholeheartedly but there is one JGR decision I could never understand and that's not giving Phil Nicoletti a full time 450 ride, at least in MX. As their fill in rider since 2015 he never finished the outdoors worse than 8th overall when he did ... more »

Lawn dart?

If you're French, you pronounce it ef-mmm-ef

He's racing euro and Aussie SX after the Lamborghini race, so no.

Sorry man I disagree too, he may be fast as shit but he comes across as an immature spoilt brat. Some of his on and off track reactions have been simply not cool! Thats why I think he's not so super marketable. But hey, each to their own.