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The sport is small because you numbnuts want it that way.. I mean you guys thank GuyB for giving you pictures of the races and a mx website?! That's how backwards this sport is, reality is he should be thanking us for paying our money to attend the races which give him the opportunity to travel and take pictures of...

Yeah because that's how it was we should just be happy with how it is.. I swear the baby boom generation doesn't know how to run shit..

Maybe I love the sport and I'm sick of the sport being treated like a step child? I'm sick of having to search for torrents to watch the damn race live when I can watch other bullshit sports live. I'm sick of the niceness, this sport needs many more people like Anderson and Friese on track and off. The I'm...

Exactly the point... Why do you think it has shitty tv coverage? You can damn near get anything on Tv. It's a sport that relies on the event (racing) itself. Well that doesn't cut it. If you don't race dirt bikes the likely hood you stop and watch is slim. It needs drama to sell. We need riders that don't...

It's the way it has always been so shut up and sit down... Typical moto behavior and imo a reason this sport will always be a secondary level sport.. It has nothing to do with amateur participants and all the other bs about cost but more to do with the lack of progressive thinking. It's a sport that's stuck in...

One of the biggest stars of this sport and we had no idea up until a few days before the event whether he'd be there, if he'd still be on the team that contracts him etc. that is ridiculous and reaffirms my belief that it's just all one big bro show.. This isn't some Dick and Tom local racing yet...

Retire James

Where should they practice? Should they close all the tracks to us, the avg joes who have very limited access to places to ride? Should they move entire operations to the Midwest where there's available land? Or should they just not prep our local tracks and let them deteriorate to a point where it's dangerous for an avg Joe and...

Again they practice on public tracks for the most part and it's hard to replicate a track that has as many fast guys on it creating lines that are constantly changing like a national event. With the track constantly changing they could be chasing setup constantly. Plus they get two weeks plus to test for outdoors 100%.. Then add that...

I haven't started practicing the whip yet. I decided to practice crashing first. I've almost mastered that then I'm moving on to the whip..

Me drunk by 2 and asleep by 7 stamp it... Oh and 1 94 41 1 44 214

They practice on tracks that are open to the public. I would kill myself if I rode Glen Helen in the condition it is after a national day Most riders acknowledge setup issues are their fault

And maybe won an overall in a 50+ with a 3/2 moto score? If you are who I'm guessing I've always been a fan of yours. It seems random I know but my uncle (who got me into this sport) told me of a time he meet you at Carlsbad in 82' I believe. He said you were a cool...

You didn't ride Suzuki's in the mid 80s did you? This is a great thread btw

You're right, I had only seen it from the exit view which basically made it look like a single lane trail.

I'm not sure he was ever trying to start his own team... I think that was just some insider bs because they had no idea Wtf he was doing

So what happens if they left that in and a lapper goes down in that off camber one lined tight corner? Better they took it out

It seems crazy that he didn't worry about the guy whom he knew would be there every weekend but instead worried about the inconsist Stewart. If Dungey would of got a little aggressive he may have beaten Villopoto more then once for a sx title.