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No, I'd say it was a 10 times worse idea. Ken was in his home country, and Barcia made quite a mistake in thinking he could put a move on DeDycker - like meeting an immovable object Still, Barcia rode well, and had a good go of it. It just was the wrong 'go', he tried, with regards to Big Ken. Here's Ken at the recent VMXDN, doing a tribute ride out to the Great, Eric Geboers: He's about the right sized bloke, to match the size of the spirit of 'The Kid - Mr 875cc'

This was the track when i was riding. https://www.instagram.com/p/B2hO2LXHSWn/?igshid=1bswanxz2f39o (I dont know how to post iT correctly) @Cortami79 you are pretty much right in your info about me😅

Lars is one of the better Dutch riders we have. He went 20th in the GP of Lommel, scoring 6 points. Look up at time practice for example, where he went 15th, just two seconds off Tonus his time. So yeah he can ride a bike! Plus being a full time office worker if I'm correct, taking that in consideration he does well whenever he can enter a GP. He did even better in his mx2 days too edit: Just remembered, he won in EMX250 Lommel in front of Olsen, Ostlund, Kouwenberg and Sterry in 2015

i know this may be a hard question for anyone to answer but I wonder if these guys are aware at the level of support they are getting from the fans for this effort? This is really the shot in the arm the US needed for the MXDN. Most of us still give a shit. The level of interest in the work these three are putting in goes to show that.

If we took a moment and remembered what everyone said in the gazillion posts after Red Bud, this USA team took almost all of it and put it to work. Go over early, ride similar tracks, train together, pit together (it's happening, right?), send the best available (might be the 1 point of contention) and have passion to do well. Having a team where everyone wants to be there overcomes the "best available" desire in my opinion. And just by how much press and how many views they are getting on their video's, etc. This is a rejuvenated USA effort...

shocked, bro

you heard it first a long time ago mate

People also forget that most of the current borders in the middle East are less than 100 years old and are largely a result of failed British Colonialism. Meddling in the region always has such positive results

I love the PulpMX show, but to call this one of the "All-Time" episodes is absurd. It is cool to hear the opinions and feelings that top level guys have previously kept to themselves that alcohol brings out, but it is hardly worth sitting through all the interruptions, excessive laughing, and general drunken behavior.

Very defensive.. Hopefully our Enduro rider uses his indicators when passing.

Don't they need to fix all those powerlines that are dangling off that weird chimney first?