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Motocross should always start on dirt

And ban the start devices while you're at it ...

Good. Anything that adds more skill to starting and makes it harder to just set up a 'perfect' map will make starts more interesting and create more separation as the riders hit the first corner

Put your head in the sand all you want, but I've never seen a championship winner look as disappointed as Hunter did in the press conference after the 2nd moto. You can also just tell Jett isn't being 100% truthful in the Weege interview. You all know damn well if it was anyone but Hunter, Jett would have not let him catch him and pass him in moto 1.

Add another option. Hate his attitude, enjoy his ability.

There is no moto media. There is a propaganda arm that Feld allows to exist. ML explained it without saying it when he made that thread about Feld "tightening up the credentials for media" back when SX started. It's probably searchable.

Said it last year. He rides like Barcia. Makes for great YouTube clips, not 450 championships.

I would say it's got more to do with how he's trying to ride it like a 250

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Many people simply compare the overall bike weight and don't understand the real difference between a smaller displacement bike and a larger engine bike. The gyroscopic effects of all of the spinning parts make the greater cc bike much harder to move about when racing. One of many reasons not to spool a big-bore up like a smaller bike. The crankshaft is larger and heavier; the primary gears, clutch and transmission gears are all beefier to handle the extra power of the larger and more powerful bike. And it's all spinning around in circles. I discovered this riding road-racing bikes...

Reed would blame the bike anytime he got beaten straight up by RC or Stew. Probably one of the most notorious bike blamers of all time.

You can see and hear it on the broadcast. He slams into corners and whips off even the smallest jumps while the other three top guys are dancing around. Prado and the brothers go by the camera and you hear Buuuuuuhhhh, then Deegan goes by and you hear Brrrrraahaahaa paap paaap paaap.

he won on a Yamaha in the 250's, Loretta Lynn's and anywhere else he raced. The 450 class isn't for dudes nicknamed "dangerboy". he rides like he still a 125 junior albeit a lot faster. how is a 450 not going to bind up a bit riding it wide open in second gear? doesn't matter the brand.....the little shit should learn to shift

He doesn't know how to ride a 450 yet.

I swear ap has been over training for years and it’s negatively affecting him.

Lol, I only said that because EVERY motocross rider I know that has hip replacement its always been the right hip or both (both only on people over 60). I have never met any fellow motocross or dirt bike rider under the age of 60 that had their left hip only replaced. I swear I think it has to do with kick starting dirt bikes for decades.......

If you ever owned a cr 03 - 07, then you would have come across, where the shrouds have rubbed a grove in the frame, not worn out, but hell of a groove, unless some sort of DIY application applied

Steel frames do...they used to stretch...and break. Never had an aluminum one do squat.