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Back when I was still riding, we frequented Durhamtown a good bit. We jokingly played Durhamtown Bingo, and one of the squares was, "quad tard doing donuts in the parking lot". Another was, "kid with a mohawk helmet" but I digress. It never failed. Those f*ckwits would literally roll the thing off the ramp and immediately go into a gravel-spraying donut. You could put all the IQ they possessed in a thimble.

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...

We named our freezer Robert Van Winkle

I love when people complain about track time, like they don't ride 3 laps and then head back to the truck each session anyway

Yeah, no... Not for Lebitch..To win in this sport at an older age is an actual accomplishment. Our sport progresses in speed each year. So its much harder to win at an older age than a younger age. Basketball becomes more like golf each year, less and less contact. Team sports have 90% of younger players to carry the majority of the weight of the game. Don't bring that joke of a player/sport onto this forum again. Keep it moto.

Stewart had 10 in a row from 2005-2014. 13 in a row if you count 125s.

Thanks for these epic replies, everyone. This was truly a really fun and challenging project from top to bottom. The timing of the shoots-not only juggling the perfect time and weather, but the schedules of my crew AND Carson's-along with lining up the match cuts, having Carson's dad keep the bike alive, and all the other fun things you deal with in production, but we're stoked on how it turned out. 10 Days of shooting, not to mention all the travel days as well, for a 4-minute outcome seems a but crazy in my head, but all worth it when...

Holy crap....I am floored. One of the best video editing jobs I've ever seen done, if not THE best. I can't imagine the patience and set up it took to capture that... Beautiful track location and of course, the song of the 2 stroke as the sound track. Carson Brown just keeps setting the bar.

He got 13th in one of the 125B classes at LL in 1985. Not sure about any National wins. I thought I had heard that as well.

He rides pretty good. I posted videos on here years ago riding with him often at Pepsi Air Dania and he showed up and supported some injured rider charity rides at Seminole and Thundercross and was always very cool and approachable.

250 makes me feel 18 still (I am 36).

I don't know why it was locked, but it's unlocked now.

Damn I thought you found a new way to apply graphics. lol The OP of the thread probably fat-fingered the lock button by accident.

Oh, and it all happened while he was living next door to Don Johnson of Miami Vice. I thought that was funny.

Just imagine yourself walking in and snagging another Yami or walking in and snagging an RMZ or other model. What makes you feel more excited? Like others said, it really depends on what you're after and what your plans are for the bike. If you go for the RMZ and plan to leave it completely stock then you might be disappointed but if you plan to upgrade some things (like it sounds) then it's a harder decision. My RMZ honestly turns as well as my previous 2-strokes and that was big on my list of wants. I also got more...

You can do word play and mental gymnastics all you want. I stand by what I said. The AMA and Mx Sports need to HELP local tracks. Helping is not charging a fee. Tracks are disappearing left and right. I use to have 6 within an hour of my house. My counties population has grown by 30% since Covid. My closest track is now 2 hours away. If you want to so admittedly defend them tell what good they do.