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Very cool! I love that my dad is 60 and still rides and races harescrambles. Even did some moto a little over a year ago. And take it easy on the big guys! I'm 6'2" 215 lbs. Not huge by any means, but bigger than your average racer. Last year at my +25A regional I got beat by somebody much rounder than me! Don't see that often if ever. One thing you will notice about the bigger dudes is they are usually buttery smooth!!

Moe is probably the best dude in the pits... See him all the time in NorCal

If people only knew...

Definition of hard core motocrosser; Jim Moe

To the Moe's......that is pretty damn awesome ! I lost my dad going on about 7yrs now , but it had been quite a few years before that when he stopped riding with me. I think I was about 14yrs old when he stopped. And man I can tell you.....I remember every second of every ride I got to ride along side my dad. I miss that guy more than anything. Take these memories and store them away.....because nothing lasts forever. Great pics Steve. Thanks for posting!

Awesome!

My Peeps. Nor-Cal ALWAYS representin'!

Cool they are out there and riding, assuming father and son? If so very cool, wish I could ride with my dad

As a fellow vitard whose kidney belt doubles as a girdle, I approve of this message.

I'm up there with Moe on size and when I bought my last bike the previous owner was well under 175.... sooo I call Factory Connection and ask what size springs they have heavier(stiffer) than stock. The guy on the phone nicely started to ask the proper questions, weight, riding ability, current suspension settings and typical terrain. Bla Bla Bla... I laughed and asked again how many spring rates did they have heavier than stock, there was a distinct pause on the other side of the call and then he said, we have 4 heavier than stock and two lighter...

Awesome pics. That chevy truck in bottom photo is same one we had when I first started riding. The look on your face says it all. Cool to see you guys still shredding.

Moe is OG Ive know both for many years great guys glad to have them as friends.

I met Jim at Mammoth many years back. One of the few people I go out of my way to track down and say talk with. Great rider and person. Bob

On Rogers wallet it says “Bad Mutherfucker”

After last year he looked almost afraid to run it in on Webb for the pass. I don't blame him either...

KR needs to just be in the thick of the hunt halfway through. I think getting through the 1st half of the series without injury or bad result will be the confidence builder he needs. Love his new patient approach. Being smart is better than being the fastest guy all the time.