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I *was* doing contract work for a gentleman and it has been a rough road going -- Before me he had already gone through five contractors and drove most of them away and fired the other ones. To make a long story short, the guy has delayed the remodel over and over and over for months by changing stuff, getting...

Since he devastated the competition, here is my one of my favorite videos of him: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPl2hHyA56k&feature=related

Say you are teh big-wig who hires for a major factory team -- who do you hire, James Stewart or Poto?

.. and then hit the bars and never mad e it to Seattle. I'm bummed out now. And spinning...

But he cleared that height that no one else did. He just keeps proving he's the best.

My wife just went into labor; I'm having a baby boy! I'm off to the hospital.

Here is mine: "If you remove _______ and _______ then we are pretty evenly matched."

but I fell in love with four-strokes when I first rode them. I like two-strokes as well but four-strokes seem to fit my style -- I have always been told that I look super smooth when I ride (truth is, I am lazy so I take the smoothest and shortest line possible) and not shifting so much and fanning that...

...to the worlds fastest sand rider?

And you thought motocross wallpaper was cool? How about a bowler? No need to thank me, enjoy:

...bring J-Law back, it's boring without his antics.

This has to be a positive thread about pro riders. You can't say anything negative about another pro rider in this thread. Let's keep it positive, these guys do have our respect after all. I'll start: Reed: Awesome style, smooth, and super-fast. Poto: Aggressive, fast, and fearless Marc: Gutsy, fast, and a breath of fresh air Lawrence: Likes girls, fast...

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1495641/world_record_guitar_speed_2008/

disturbs me. Having riders as good as Reed and (possibly) Stewart race a supercross only series is a waste of talent in my opinion. Once again, it will only prove that the real champ, RC, wasn't afraid of anything or anyone. Props to the riders who stick it out.

...Reed is going to have to settle for third this year.

J-Law and Hill are just what the sport needs! At least they are having fun. I for one am tired of the fake speeches while holding up some energy drink and saying that you "could not have won without my Dunlop tires and Renthal bars." Every sport needs some characters and a few devils; the world would be a boring...

I missed the lites, what happened to RV?

I think the future of American motocross looks great. That class is loaded with awesomeness.

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