Do you prefer these because of the track layout or the soil or what?

I raced in the 70s

Wisconsin Minnesota Colorado Nevada New Mexico Washington Montana Illinois Michigan Oklahoma Iowa California Nebraska Idaho

Cambridge has one every year. Check it out.

I’ve done a couple. Good stuff! Lots of seat time and quick pace. No sitting around between Motos.

California isn’t number one anymore IMO. I like Washington or Oregon dirt. Colorado has some killer tracks. Hell if it wasn’t for the shortened season Minnesota would rule. The dirt here is the best I’ve ever ridden I’d put the Pacific NW first

First I tell the caller that the history of the bike is in hand, oil changes, maintenance in general etc, also any upgrade or new parts included and then I tell them that I know what I have and the price isn’t negotalble. If they still come to buy it’s ... more »

Show me a SX track built in the last 5 years that isn’t 1 lined. It’s the new nature of indoor racing. Riders are wired to and train to use the best line around any track. WTF?

GuyB mumbling to himself....Juliana, Juliana, Juliana, Juliana , race related, Juliana, Juliana, race related, Juliana, Damn!

Always enjoyed watching him out doors. Good to hear he is still racing. Boy has skills...

It would be cool if he could win one right off

I liked it better than San Diego. IMO Part of the strategy of a track that is difficult to pass on is putting the pressure on and being patient like Webb did, until JS made a mistake. To try to force something early or without being sure would be too ... more »

I don’t care where this thread lands I’m just saying “don’t be a dick” is good advice.

That's good advice.

Cold Corona in tow! Nice bike!

The last 3 weeks have been a bitch.

68 and dry inside U.S. Bank! Ticket bought. East coast opener.Whooop!....I'm looking for a win from Ken Roczen but it looks like a Tomac track.

Less than $1000 then the 19 is the one.

It’s easy to confuse skill with talent