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They do the opposite here in Texas for the most part which is why guys don’t want to move up. They make you go from C to A/B. I like the B/C idea.

In an industry where gear brands get bought and sold, it's cool to see O'Neal still going strong after 50 years and being privately owned and operated. Jim still races too!

Cull the population. Start and end with Politicians and bureaucrats, technocrats. Life would be great.

Whatever you do, don’t miss Cahuilla

Cahuilla Creek and Perris Raceway, for sure!

The 2008 CRF450R. They don’t get better in my eyes. I’d love to build one and have it in the garage. This is a pic of in late 2007 running B class. Man I miss those days!

It was his 2nd race, whipped it or got sideways off a jump and didn't get it back straight and crashed and his helmet either split or broke and came off, he was landed on and run over by several bikes. Track medical crew did a all they could do and were able to bring him back a couple times and they also did a emergency tracheostomy. The medical crew did a outstanding job to at least get him to the flight for life to even have a shot.

My heart goes out to his family, friends, and the track crew. GODSPEED. I mention the crew because unless you have been there, you don't understand.

Go ride cahuilla creek. That is what a good fun safe track feels like.

If only you could get local tracks to stop with all the freaking ruts now too.

I’m going to be 30 soon and dad still comes to every single race and most practice days, it’s always been our thing since I was 8. I feel blessed

I'm 39 and Dad still come but he is 64 and also still rides some. I started going more myself when I went off to college. Went with friends some during high school but not a lot until I left the house. My kid will have a hard time getting rid of me. I hope to be the 100 year old SOB that forces his way into the RV, if we have one at that point, that they flop into a lawn chair at the races to watch grandkids and great grandkids and I croak sitting there one day.

My parents were with me every step of the way until I got my licence and I wanted to start going with my friends and be a little more independent. And I had to start paying for shit! They were amazing supporters but knew when to let the leash out and learn on my own. My Dad still comes out the odd time for a ride day-I'm 58 and he is 79.

Go out by yourself and spend a day testing. Set your sag and put the fork to the recommended pressure. Then go all the way out on your shocks rebound. Ride around and see how that feels. Then go all the way in and see how that feels. Put the rebound back to base and go all the way out on compression and note how that feels, then test it all the way in. Then back to base and repeat with the fork. Once you understand what each adjuster does, go back to base and make small changes where you...

Always liked the PJ1 team look.

Crutcher how do you like racing Swan?? I absolutely love that track and going to the Pro Challenge. We started racing there back in the mid 90's and to this day that's still the best track in Texas...IMO of course. Then Johnsonville lol !

I love that track. High speed and amazing soil. Plus the facility itself is just kick ass. I'm thinking about coming down this year and doing the pro challenge for the first time.

Either you're a troll or don't know much about moto. Some of the biggest pro-am money races are here in north Texas and Freestone hosts one of what (5?) AMA national amateur races. They don't have a pro race anymore because it's too hot during the day to sit and watch a race, but there's a 12 race night series for locals to race all summer long. At Oak Hill they have a pro-level supercross track, a kids sx track, gp track, night track, mini track, and the main track. And, although it's my favorite, many people tell me that...