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At least it's not one of them driving alone in a car, but I get your meaning!

PMC owns 60% of GG.. GG in Girona should buy out the 11% from Pierre and keep the trials production going in Spain. At least Spain has energy coming via pipeline from Algeria.. Austria and Germany governments are complete idiots concerning energy costs , the same incompetence as grewson in Ca. The cost of shipping LNG to Europe is expensive. 2 years of inventory as the economy world wide slows is pure arrogance from upper PM management. Fire sale is around the corner.

Industry insiders getting his goggles for free👀👌

I'm a little confused by your response, you're saying that you disagree with my statement but refuse to give any reasons why? Sorry, I don't buy the narrative that China and the US are willing to throw away almost $1 trillion in annual trade over a small island nation, and the people I know in Taiwan feel the same way. Maybe I'm reading the room wrong, but the Taiwan situation seems like a great opportunity for the government to get the American people all ginned up for another cold war to allocate resources to, all the while knowing damn well...

Catanzaro = The Cooksey of Moto Coaches

Wrong, the TE and XCW line does not have the new frame. The TX and XC do.

I'm pretty sure MXSports doesn't have anything to do with promoting the Amateur Days at the Nationals.

Maybe don't t go on a motocross website if you don't want race results. I know it's hard to stay off your phone until you've watched the race. The struggle is real

How about you correct some if it, insider guy?

You are core, dude.

I get what you guys are saying, but I'm not fully understanding the logic of why we need tracks that are this basic. I've never in my life seen a motocross track that was inherently dangerous, what makes it dangerous is our egos getting in the way and choosing to do obstacles outside of our skill level. Nobody is forcing you to jump that double, nor is anybody forcing you to try to skim whoops, those are choices that we make as riders. When I was first starting I didn't go and complain when there were jumps I couldn't do...

I am talking societal level, you are talking an individual level. And yes, Walmarts and third world countries are similar -- because they are operating on the same economic principles. Which seems to be the principles you hold -- Walmart employs 2.1 million people, many whom have to use SNAP benefits to survive while the employers becomes billionaires off the back of the welfare state, that is third world economic principles, principles that no other first world country holds -- The Walton family is who benefits from welfare. But again, following your third world economic principles that's not only fine...