Basically. They can literally build a frame for sand, one for hardpack, and whatever else the rider wants.

Training facilities make all the kids the same.

Came here for the freak show..... stayed for the music.

What I think is super cool is people doing exactly what they want in life....... but not feeling the need to show the world, just doing it because they want to.

"Their big bore was like this big......."

I think you need to calm down.

He looks focused.

How about RC vs Everts in the Lommel sand in 03? Or is Stefan Everts also not a worthy competitor to the current top 5 in America?

The kid must be in shape. That alone makes me a fan.

Seems like it would make a lot of sense and I've often wonder this. Especially in 450's.

Stewart and Ricky 07' would probably have been fun to watch on that track. Two Florida boys in Florida in their prime.

You can also rinse minerals like potassium and salt from your body by drinking too much plain water.

When Fro wore his black gear right?

Enduro...or....ehh... Desert and open trails aren't enduro. If you really mean enduro you don't want a 450 as your first choice. It will work, but there are much better choices....a 300 2stroke being the most popular.

I got a chance to ride there in March of 2018. They treated my dad and I like old friend's. Super nice people.

I've been curious for awhile how much different the GP bikes are with the custom frames they can tailor to each rider. I've wondered if they have the GP bikes so dialed in for high speed chop that riding a production based bike that gets busy at high ... more »

I'm going to guess at this point that if you placed most of the AMA riders on a GP track they're going to say it sucks.... AMA tracks from the 80's and 90's were much more chewed up, but less rutted.

If you want to see what a real motocross track looks like watch Trentino GP from this year. Gnarly rough, old school moto. Pala was on the way there if they would have not groomed it all day from morning on. I don't think it's any coincidence that as ... more »