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Where can we see the prizes for each round?

Sounds like he had a kid with him and took something not worth a lot of money from a shed or something. To me, this screams that there is way more to this story, so I encourage everyone to hold off on judging Mike until more details are released.

Pretty sure they had Josh Grant as a passenger and fucked his knee and put him out for the season...

There's no way a professional motocross rider crashed because of those drops. I take bigger drops on my 4" travel XC mtb and that's not a brag lol. I do recall someone cartwheeling a golf cart, though.

I've had the motoklik for a couple years and it has not served useful for me. It's interesting, it has potential, but at the end of the day i've got nothing to show for it besides answering some questions for myself on the practical utility of such equipment, which ties to Billy's comments about you only get as good of answers as the questions you ask. Unfortunately I just never felt like I had consistent enough functionality to get to that point of asking good questions. The first major hurdle was lack of component/build quality. My system fell apart while...

Get the fuck rid of the split screen

RB - just not July.

Why was this moved to non-moto?

Its funny I was talking about this the other day with a friend of mine. We were both saying how its just automatic. Jump onto a bicycle and it just feels right with them as is ( Right hand Rear). I was telling him how it was still automatic even after not riding a motocross bike for years, and having been riding an EMTB for a few months almost everyday. I had the chance to try a Stark Varg when they had just come out and I didn't even have to think about the brakes being different. It had a...

I switch them to moto style on my mountain bikes and leave it regular on my road bike. The reason we put the rear brake on the right hand in the US is so you can use your left hand to signal turns or stops while using you right hand to brake with the rear safely.

I never switch them. To me, the rear brake should be on the right side, whether it’s at my feet or my hands. I did ride my buddies stark once and he had the rear brake on the left handlebar. I could not get used of that!

I ride both pretty frequently...and I've never switched the brakes...I go into dirt bike mode or MTB mode mentally and its never an issue...I did get confused once sitting on a surron...it was like my brain couldn't decide if I was on a bicycle or a dirt bike...took a minute to get that straightened out... Never had an issue with it...which honestly surprises me.

We recently went downhill MTB riding at Whistler, and the bike rental shop asked if we wanted a regular or moto-style brake setup when renting our bikes, so it's definitely a thing. Whistler was epic by the way.

MTB and moto are so different in my brain that I never think about it.

If you think that’s hard you should try riding a right foot shifting motorcycle with GP style shifting