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I listen if he has a guest on I am very interested and haven't heard before (like Herlings), but the broing down is over the top along with his constant bragging about how successful he is, how hard he works, and his Jiu Jitsu over and over and over. I could care less about the cussing, but I would put him very low on my priority list of listens because of those things.

He’s got a lot of good but he eats more ass than Liberace and takes pride in it. He can’t take the smile off his face as he’s kissing those asses. It’s just a little too much for me.

I’m glad somebody else brought this up. Absolutely the cursing is needless. Adds nothing and is way overused by him. He absolutely makes way too much effort to draw parallels from his life to the guests he is interviewing. I have listened a little and find it difficult due to the broing as offered already. He simply lacks a comparable background so he over does it in other ways possibly trying to measure up or appear to be more equal. He absolutely needs to let the guest talk more. I am completely uninterested in learning more about the host. Pings...

I can’t stand the guy! He just talks and talks and never shut up.

I mostly listen to some of his Youtube bits and not to the whole podcasts. It always seems to me that he talks more than his guests. And I think it should be the other way round.

I have enjoyed several of his podcasts, but his latest with Herlings was unlistenable to me. It’s one thing to be a fanboy, but it was over the top.

Dude, bro, fuck, like, I do Jujitsu fuck bro, fuck dude Bro fuck I do Jiu Jitsu fuck like, like, bro like, I do jujitsu, Listening to his stuff iS liKe tRyiNg tO rEaD mYsPaCE sPeAK. So much fuck was only good in the Big Lebowski. https://youtu.be/gU2ZgaQ_H-Y

You’re right, he does look like a Kunter

Are pegs still available?

I grew up close enough to the track that I could sometimes hear the bikes coming off the start gate from my house. When my friend and I started going to the National in the mid 80’s I always thought Skyhook was the coolest part of the track. The first MX races in Southwick were in 1972, but not in the current location. The original track was closer to the center of town.

If you want to go way back to the 1970's, the finish line was located where what is known as the 'spectators jump" is. The spectators jump was at least twice as big as it is now. Air cooled 125's would land at the bottom and there were lots of injuries every weekend. John Finkeldey broke his KTM 495 in half off of it at the '82 National. The finish line was moved to the "tower straight "and the jump was mellowed out considerably.

Top Pros trash Dozens of bikes thats why they have a practice mechanic.

Swingarm bolt hole center to front axle hole center measurement is part of homologation process. I was behind Jeff Stanton’s mechanic going through national tech once and it was off and he claimed Stanton had stretched it by riding it one time.

I hated Southwick backwards, something about was terrible, lack of flow maybe. the left handed first turn was terrible, too narrow.