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Because it’s completely different to what we are used to and change needs time. I think it it will either split in separate classes. If the E-bikes will take over it will kill the sport how we know it and will change it forever. From a competitive standpoint I still need to be convinced these bikes are able to run in deep sand. I haven’t seen one at a deep sandtrack doing a 20 min moto. also the big promotors see a huge decline in potential as in viewers and attendace at the races. The MotoGP E class learned us...

So let me get this straight, Honda was adamant about killing the 2-stroke and now they are going balls deep into e-bikes? Can you see why I support Yamaha and KTM?

Did she leave her A$$ at home?

More gold from over there. Epic thread they have going.

SON OF THE GREAT YELLOW DIRT BIKE TRUCK By Rick Sieman/October 1983/Dirt Bike (Over the years, I had a number of El Caminos. One in particular stood out. It had an engine in it that powered a lakester to over 200 miles per hour at El Mirage. Brian Fabre stuffed that engine in an El Camino and sold it to me. I got more tickets with that rocket than I cared to think about. The only other problem was that I could not keep a clutch alive in that vehicle. I still vividly recall heading out to the desert in...

Legend.

Another Hunky gem from the archives... I'M NOT IN THIS FOR THE MONEY, YOU KNOW By Rick Sieman/January 1980/Dirt Bike (Notes: I love this column! Mostly, because it's sort of reality-based. While the real story didn't happen quite the way I related it, I did have a horrific crash with a fellow racer way back in the early days, and we did play cards to kill the time waiting for help and a tow rope. Naturally, the “winnings” of our card game were tongue in cheek.) Hey, I don't have to do all this stuff for a living. I mean...

How about one of them right here?! Issue #1, Dirt Bike Magazine! NOT IF, BUT WHEN YOU BREAK DOWN By Rick Sieman/June 1971/Dirt Bike (Notes: This was the very first column ever written in Dirt Bike magazine, and was the first time I ever used the column headline, From The Saddle. Since this was the first issue of DB to hit the stands, I had no idea of what to write about. Luckily (?) I broke down in an enduro a few days before, and was lucky enough to have a fellow Dirt Diggers club member help me get back...

Super Hunky should have been in the Hall of Fame a long time ago. Rick had inspired thousands of riders to ride and enjoy motocross. What stinks is they will probably put him in now that he's gone, instead of while he was alive and could enjoy the recognition he deserved..

So like a fluffier?

You do realize that every factory pro looks "comfortable" when they are all alone on a groomed practice track that they ride every day, right?

"Looking to learn more about E-bikes?" Absolutely not. Except if it's a tutorial to start their auto-combustion.

I hate it. I pay zero attention to it and look at it like an exhibition boxing match. Leave my sport alone and stop trying to add a bunch of newcomers. When I tell you I ride motocross, I like that your face scrunches up and you don't understand me,my lifestyle,the feeling,the release it provides me from the day to day grind and you never will. I've been the grimey dirtbike rider my entire life, Don't act like we are friends now. Lastly-Bailey is the exact kook I speak of.

There are worse crimes....rape, pedos, etc. That's not to say thievery isn't bad...it's reached epidemic levels in this country. Partly due to near zero consequences for it anymore. As I always say in these threads....start cutting off hands and it'll come to a very quick end.

Must admit without Friese, Abu Dhabi would've been a snooze fest.