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.....And just like that, Chase never rode a green bike again. The End

37. Happily married to a woman with a good job, 3 kids from 13 to 8, full time corporate job here. I had to buy 20 acres, build a house, and build a track and woods loop on it. If I weren't at the house it would be impossible. My middle kid and I ride an average of 3 times a week. My youngest kid has me at the dance studio 3 to 4 days a week. The only way to have time for anything else is to not have TV. We put the kids to bed at 7-8PM and...

I think I was more impressed by Haarup, simply because he hammered 3 beers at the table next to me Friday night before Saturday’s race 😂. Either way way to go Triumph though!

Really enjoying there videos. Track lists are always 🔥

Kaplin seems like a good guy. His whole American thing is a little over the top but you got to love his passion for dirt bikes. His place looks like it would be cool to go to.

I’ve got clay on my private track to, but after maintaining the local track for close to 20 years and built a couple of privates i have just gone to accept that you should buy the right equipment for the kind of dirt that you got and more or less live with it. Mixing sawdust, sand and what ever is a never ending story that takes great amount of time and goes away really fast. We got horses so i get some sawdust over from the horses boxes, and i always put that on the track but the amount that...

I will tack on that I have quit riding altogether pretty much since Jerry Robbin. I had big plans for my year and my bike has been collecting dust since late April/early May. There have been more devastating injuries and deaths this year than I can ever remember. I’m over it man. I’m sick of this happening to people and it just doesn’t feel worth it.

Just don't start handing out rubber ducks to each other.....

Are you just watching Gypsy clips? Late night “interviews” where just 5 minute “tell us about your latest movie and when we can see it” Gypsy is using the format that basically Rogan pioneered, 2-3+ hours of just long form conversation. Sometimes not even about the “relevant” topic. No aspect is an interview, Jase is not really there to ask questions. It’s just two dudes talking. As popular as the format has become (for good reason) it’s still wild for me to see people not grasp it.

You cant make that shit up. There are times that Im embarrassed to be part of the human race. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥷🏿🧐

“My (cousin/friend/neighbor/etc) rode for team such and such.” “I had a 125 once. It was bored out to a 350.” “I had a bike with a powerband.” “My bike would wheelie in all the gears.” Or my personal favorite…back around 95 or so, Dad and I stayed in a motel 6 (for you PNW folks…200th/military road in the SeaTac area, for a race at Jolly Roger’s…great area🙄). We’re loading the bikes from the room into the truck at about 5am. A guy approached us drinking a beer, who quite clearly(even to my at the time sheltered self) hadn’t been to...

I rode the first race there last October at a AHRMA race. That track is amazing. Trees, elevation off cambers. Dirt is good. Mill Creek did a great job building the track from scratch. I'm sure they have made some tweeks to it since then. Now it was tamed down for the vintage bikes but the beauty of this place can't be overstated. Me going slow on my 73 CZ. Yes, it's real close to the museum and road corse. If you haven't gone there before, it's a must. The Barber Motorsports Festival is again happening in October. Vintage road...

Meanwhile Deegan can't wait for it, let's hope that mindset doesn't change once he has to race 17 SX rounds!