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I feel for the guy, that video was hard to watch and like others said, It brought me back to those times in my racing life when I was recovering from big crashes. Having said that, the guy needs to get the God factor out of his head. "Maybe God doesn't want me doing this" "Maybe God doesn't want me to win today" etc. Its not a shot at his religion, more so that he's adding questions and doubts to his psyche that simply don't need to be there. Instead, he should look harder at why these things happen and...

Whenever someone gets hurt this place becomes praisejesusmx.com On topic, that was definitely tough to watch and it shows he's grown as a person to be able to display that vulnerability on camera. Everyone who has had a serious injury knows you go through stages. He is being honest that this one really spooked him but he may have a change of heart as he heals and want to get back out there. Whether he chooses to get back out there or select a different path, I hope he finds something he's content with.

Forkner's resume..

And he’s not supposed to celebrate his first SX win? And how exactly is he supposed to know the extent of Forkner’s injuries right after the race is over? Get over it

Go listen to the podium interview again and also the press conference. Maybe you need a lesson in selective hearing.

I think the sport will gain loads of riders from the MTB sector. The MTB guys have had a taste of E-MTB's and loved it! E-MTB Bike sales are huge! Now their limiting factor is mountains to ride down! Once they see they can get their 'downhill' buzz on a perfectly flat piece of land without travelling to Scotland or Wales, you watch what happens! These guys aren't customarily 'petrol-heads', so having an ICE has never appealed to them anyway & they wont be crying about missing the noise or smell. The MTB community will find land and open E-bike...

I think it's stupid they track doesn't maintain beyond the gate. They go as far as using starting grates, why not maintain the rest. There were some shitty holes.

Bash on me but i think that Modern day racing cosidering training, regimes, and perfection over the years is way more difficult than the golden Mcgrath years, Carmichael started all of this professionalism and actually Kicked Mc´s ass. You would see Mc and the guys partying, having fun, drinking and being awesome all the time, with Ricky that kinda ended, he was a lot more focused and strict and it did pay, dude was unbeatable because he trained and put all his time and effort to be the best. Nowadays everyone does it so to me, it is a lot...

Not gonna happen, way too much speed and talent in this day and age. The dominant ages of MC/RC are done. Back in there day they could crash in the first corner and still get back up and at minimum get back on the podium. Not so much now.

Crazy huh? I’m not riding an E-bike to save the planet, I’m riding it because it’s fun and that is what riding is about. Sometimes I ride my 2 and 4 strokes too cause it’s fun also.

This guy posting about charging Stark Vargs and the best option is no different then the guys posting about what fuel to run in their moto bikes. They are all moto bikes and all the same with different ways to power them. So they are all “moto-related”. If they weren’t then the moderators would be moving the threads.

It's funny how all the haters spend their Saturday afternoon bitching on the internet instead of riding their gas bikes.

Stop bending the minds of our more vulnerable members. They will have an existential crisis soon

Forkner has crashed himself out of contention 8 years in a row ... I don't think it was the rhythm

Meh.... this track has raced great. One big crash will get magnified because it was the leader. It's not supposed to be easy.

The Stark wouldn't be the first bike to have cutting out issues...

What's next ? Hhhmmm who knows. Could be lots of things, maybe you should start a poll lol. I'm going to go with a circuit board problem. I'll say a bad circuit board giving false error codes causing owners to replace good parts and still have the same problem. Joking aside cutting out is no joke on a motocross bike.

Its a really weird time. Crazy accomplishments go almost unnoticed these days. We just landed a spacecraft on the moon yesterday and not much press about it. I asked my kids(ages 9-18) and they didnt even know it happened. Im in motocross industry and I have never even heard this guys name and he did a triple backflip. Thats crazy to me. RIP

I love all the very opinionated comments coming from the same people over and over, who don’t own a Stark and haven’t ever rode one. It’s so entertaining. Mine sits right next to my multiple ICE bikes, so my review actually is from experience not from speculation and or hate/ignorance.