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I hope he learns how to fight in the can. He didn't fare to well at Red Bud '08. Boo Yah Spicolli!

It will if you let it sit with a fuel in the carb. Not nearly as bad as the old stuff. I know excactly what your talking about too! My buddy is a VP dealer and he talked me into trying some of it back out again after the issues I had with the original stuff. It works great in...

I am talking about 4 strokes sorry! It was still early! I always leave my engines stock, I know I won't use it to its full potential and would rather have it turn and absorb bumps alot better.

Tires and suspension are the best mods you can do. Oh yeah, good fuel. VP fuel is the cheapest upgrade that is consistent. Screw $900 dollar exhausts that give 1.2 hp. I will take some 4.2 that gives me 3 consistently, and is easily to jet.

Did you see him ride at amateur day at Red Bud? Dude was railing!

He has been saying for the last few years he rides alot of woods so maybe riding the GNCC's or WORCS series would be better for him. But it is like anything though, he was never hurt as a amateur and now he can't buy a break. Real nice kid.

I am going to throw a few on also: Tortelli, never really saw his potential Albertyn, How many times has he broken his femur? Reynard TP199 Least hurt: RC MC Everts Dowd Jeff Ward

I can do fine with normal Vet classes but I do occasionally see the guys my age who had their pro licenses at one time running them. I agree though, alot of those guys are mighty fast. Hell John Grewe in my district is in the 40+ class and beats alot of 16 y/o "A" class kids.

I asked the same question last season. He pretty much summed it up that there is alot of classes already and no room in the program. I ride 25+ and 30+. I have never been a pro or rode "A" class so I was hoping they would do something like that to give guys like me a chance. I never...

How come no one has mentioned Joel Robert? He was Decosters biggest rival. Plus the dude would show up to the starting line smoking a cigeratte! I would have to say Marty Smith JMb RC TP199

I raced it and it was defintly deep sand. Not to mention the baseball sized rocks peppered in with it. Alot of the ground was virgin to bikes and was so soft it made for sweet berms and ruts. Helmet cams don't do the hills justice or how deep the sand is. Either way I plan on racing again next...

Hey Tom, do you know who was taking pictures out there over the weekend?

I do want to add also that we had breakfast Saturday morning and they didn't charge us. We camped out and went in the lodge for a great meal and we asked for the bill they said don't worry about it! Again the resort and staff and the grounds were amazing!

I was there and have to say it was the coolest race I have ever competed in ever! I loved the big up hills and down hills, the off cambers were the biggest I have ever seen. The track got rough and was incredible. I raced 3 classes Saturday and had a ball. I talked to some people who are...

I have started using it in my bikes after running it in my diesel trucks for years. The stuff is as good as it is for their commericial applications.

I will be there. # 927 Honda CRF 450.

I can say I have seen the kid ride and he can definitly throw down. Kudos to having him as a brother.

How about the video from '99 at the USGP at budds creek where he had nothing for KW14? 2003, 2005?

He told me at Steel City in '07 that he retired because he was having elbow problems and his arm was going numb after an hour or so. Maybe he got it fixed or something. All I know is he is a bad ass.

I would like to see James run outdoors again, I think alot people forget how fast he is outdoors.