He rules!

I think this is a weird question. People like us see the success but would you really be willing to trade everything and live their life with all the sacrifices, training, stress and injuries?

How he can ride the way he did most of that moto and lose it in the last few minutes as he has done before, it looks like a choke to me.

Anyone reading this post should reread the post above this - 2, 5, maybe 7 times.

What exactly was Noleen Sizzler? Sounds like a steakhouse but I have no clue...

I just have a ps4.

my user ID In in the image. It’s tight and pretty technical. To get the finish line triple on a 125 you really have to time the shift right, or put it in third through the whoops and rail the top of the berm like Stewart ... more »

Bums me out since he seemed a little disappointed. Whiskey Throttle is the best podcast imo. I love how genuine and down to earth he is with his guests. It really allows their true self to shine. I need to buy some of his swag to support him.

Yo, I made a track. The 2003 Las Vegas Supercross. I built this replica track with the ability to play all bikes 125cc-450s. I also tried to make all the lines done at the real event possible in the game - even the quad over the table James Stewart was

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Why judge him? He obviously didn’t chase titles like the other guys but is it really wrong? He did things his own way and I’m sure he probably had fun doing it. I think his pro career is pretty unique and interesting. I think other people might feel ... more »

I totally zone in on suspension.. The way Eli's bike worked in supercross and Chad Reed's 2011 Honda during the outdoors - the forks worked amazing. I always liked when they showed riders going through the whoops in slow motion. You could watch the fork ... more »

That is an entertaining scenario to think about!!

If these situations don’t scream profits over people than I don’t know what does….

I'm going to miss seeing him out there. I think his story he shared with NBC was great. His goal was to make a 450 main and he ended up making a career out of it. He is a phenomenal rider and I'm amazed at how long his career went. I hope to mountain ... more »

edit: i get what your saying.

How old are you? Great riding! Enjoyed the video!

I stand corrected. Bell has always made great helmets, makes sense.

I listened to part one this past weekend on a bike ride. I don't think I've ever smiled that much listening to a podcast. About his bike possibly cutting out in Vegas 2003, that makes perfect sense. When Sexton hit the neutral on the step on step off ... more »

Have these organization bodies seen the hits Forkner took this year? They look solid to me.