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I'm sure 90% of Vital doesn't get this comment but I appreciate it

I agree, particularly about Tomac. His Father John raced professionally through age 38 and if I remember correctly, he did not push Eli too much so as to curtail burnout, which leads to a lengthier and therefore more lucrative career. Also note that Eli does not go balls-out unless feeling comfortable while racing, thus fewer injuries and more longevity. Their solid path also focuses intently on rest. I say he races through age 33.

Drew Adams has promise, and he trains with the Hunter bros. Most importantly he has red hair so I wouldn't bet against him.

IMO Justin cooper is way under rated. I think it’s a slow start to his 450 career but in a year or two he’s going to be a threat.

Give Prado 1-year to get dialed in on our MX tracks, then he smokes Jett outdoors. Shit he may be eating Jetts doughnuts in 2025 outdoors. But JL sure as the hell can forget about a perfect outdoors season, Prado is legit. SX he's maybe 2-years to become a top 5. Mainly because SX he's starting in the 450 class. Either case I can't wait to watch it playout.

I’m agreeing that swoll deserves the ride. Not sure why the other guy disagrees with that, but is on board with ferry getting a ride with zero results to back it.

Really? A young AMA outdoor national winner shouldn't have a ride?? Beating Jett Lawrence and Justin Cooper in the process?? Not sure what your criteria is...

wheelie boys need kit suspension, obviously

Those nice race bikes will be wheeling through some city streets in no time.

Eli and Jett were doing a triple-triple-single before the finish line that only they seemed able to do. But it didn't even seem faster because you singled into the bowl turn before the finish line and wouldn't really rail the corner smoothly. Everyone was stuck doing the same thing. But whatever, they all race the same track and Jett blew the start in the main big time

Don’t think yall are giving coop enough credit. Especially this weekend. He had the fastest lap

3 girls lost their lives in the last couple seasons at OW. Those are just the publicized ones I heard about, who knows how many others. One story hit particularly hard. A teenage girl on a dirtbike saw a group of them coming so she pulled off the side of the trail to let them by. One of them couldn't see from all the dust I guess and pulled out of the cloud and took her out. Boom, dead. The Mom posted their family has ridden out there for years and the girl grew up on bikes, had full gear...

Ummmm, race....... Racing is not restricted to 2 wheels. I will be racing XC this weekend in Texas on 3 and 4 wheels. The TX4 series - great people and a fun series. Oh yeah - you can pop wheelies on them also

The SxS's are fucking up MTB trails even, not just OHV trails. Seems they attract the worst crowds. A SxS purchase includes no talent, no common sense, no awareness and a 24.95% interest rate for 84 months.

No…dealers couldn’t care less about trail etiquette..and they are shooting the entire OHV industry in the foot by not educating their buyers…riding areas are getting closed all over the West…largely, the blame is on the SXS’s. As you said, they are just too easy to have fun on…so you get a more lazy, disrespectful, trashy demographic that owns them. Add easy financing, and you get even more of them…it’s a recipe for disaster. To be clear, not everyone that drives a sxs is lazy disrespectful and trashy...but the chances are very high that if someone is lazy disrespectful and trashy-and...

I hate quads…I hate SXS even more. SXS’s Are absolutely ruining the desert.,.what was once beautiful single track is noticed by sxs drivers, they wonder where it goes, don’t want to hike it, or get on a bike, so they take their 20 inches of suspension travel, and 30 inch tires and just drive over it…then another sxs sees their tracks and figures they’ll do it too…and before long, what was once a single track is now a road, then more and more see it, then they start creating big whoops…then they don’t like to drive on the whoops, so...

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