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Very easy. He was better than everyone else. His 03 CR250 bike set up is to this day, in my opinion, the worst bike to ever win a championship. It was close in SX with Chad though who won maybe the last 6? RC was an absolute machine. In his career, he only had the best bike for 1 of his championships, the 2004 Nationals on the CRF450. The rest of them, he beat everyone and the best bike. On his KX125 days, Windham's or Factory Yamaha 125s were better. In his KX250/RM250 days, the Yamahas were better. In his...

Anyone want to go to the races in my place next week?

1. If you invite me on the show, I won't be a "yes, sir" guy, sit down and bite my tongue for 5 hours. 2. I will give my take on topics no matter what. I don't have any ties to anyone in the industry so I have the privilege to say things as I see them. I'm completely ok if you don't have the same views as I do 3. I'm not on the market to buy any BS anyone is selling 4. Some people will like what I say and some will say I'm a dick. It goes...

I met DV when I was 16 at a hole in the wall bike shop in Houston TX in 1998 when he and his dad were traveling to all the 125 Sx's in a tiny U-Haul. He was trying to purchase a spark plug but the guy behind the counter couldn't understand his broken English. We were able to help him using my C - high school French not having a clue who he was. About an hour later we ran into him again at Highlands MX and he was ripping around their night track jumping things I didnt think...

KTM should definitely buy Yamaha, I'd love to see what they could do with their piano and guitar lines. Frankly, I'm tired of seeing black pianos. A splash of orange could have 'em selling like hot cakes.

Yes. Trained him & coached him all off season. Just didn’t go to Houston. I’m good. Not ill. Just didn’t want to spend 12 days in a hotel room in Houston. Work is done. I still “coach” him remotely. I watch every practice and race. He did tag me on his post-H1 IG post and I think I heard him thanking me in his post race interview

I’m far for a king in building bikes but enjoy turning bikes that no one would buy into showroom bikes. Plus, I’m supporting local people in there rough times by paying them to do work I could do myself but don’t want to & don’t want to get equiped to do. It’s a hobby. Hobby often means spending money. I lost money on the 3 builds I sold but not a big deal since the Yamaha money hasn’t dried out yet. For the people talking s***, I’m not doing it to impress anyone but only to enjoy myself and fill...

Terry Varner is another good option. https://www.varnermotorsports.com/