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This past 9 months I was getting out of doing construction and painting, was pretty far into the process of being a highway patrol, and at the last second I realized that isn’t me, so I’m back swinging hammers and painting in the evenings, this one felt good to do and am stoked on the result. Up next I am painting a sprint car and matching helmet next for a great guy that’s helping me out with my racing Jon Dewees, he’s a navy veteran and it will be a American flagged themed car most likely 👊 anyways here’s the...

Edit: I appreciate the help from everyone. After some time to ponder, I was leaning towards a YZ125. However, I have also continued to save and I’m now at the budget to where I can start looking at 2023+ KTM 125’s. Would the ‘23+ KTM be a no brainer in this scenario, or not a drastic enough improvement to bump it ahead of the competition? Again, nimbleness and that 125 handling is what I’m after, but I could also utilize the extra 3hp the KTM offers, being 175lbs. I know the KTM has a longer wheelbase than the YZ, but...

Deshazor Everette - 250 C - Former Defensive Captain for the Washington Redskins. Ezra Lusk - Over 50 Andrew Short - Just Moto Dad this year. Ezra who just turned 50 won both motos relatively easy over former LL Camp and former pro Tim Hodes. Ezra's son Hudson raced the B class and is fast too as expected. How fast? Him and his Dad raced back to back motos. I put a stop watch on both of their 2nd laps. Ezra = 2:01. Hudson = 1:58.

MOTOCROSS LEGENDS JEFF WARD & MICKY DYMOND TAKE ON RACE ACROSS THE WEST TO BENEFIT ROAD 2 RECOVERY Fan “Round Up” Contest Announced with Major Prizes. On Tuesday, June 16, 2026, two of the most iconic figures in American motocross — Jeff Ward and Micky Dymond — will take on one of the most demanding endurance cycling events in the world: Race Across the West (RAW).The 860-mile journey from Oceanside, California to Durango, Colorado will push the legendary duo through extreme heat, high altitude, sleep deprivation, and relentless mileage — all in support of the Road 2 Recovery Foundation, a...

Found these while doomscrolling social media. Pretty cool trip down memory lane. Might be a “we landed on the moon?” moment for me but I’ve never seen these pics before. Caption: Three photos from Labor Day 2001, the day after the Steel City National: Ricky Carmichael’s first ride on the Honda CR250, the day after he won the Steel City 125 National and then switched from Team Kawasaki to Team Honda, under the watchful eye of his mother Jeanie, who already had her stopwatch out!

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