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The more muscle the more oxygen you require. I say that at 6'1 225lbs.

Ordered mine from Corey on Monday..... The damn wait now.

That's a great thought if the money went to the riders......

I'm considering buying these for my 18 450 sxf. Hate the forks.

Every time I throw a leg over my brothers 81 Maico 490 I'd say it's still highly competitive.

The pants are interesting. Don't think i'd buy them.

On purpose or not is not relevant. The track was cut, positions gained. What else matters ?

Soooo if this is true and he's looking for a ride, wouldn't there be 100's of pics of him practicing ?? Showing everyone he's still got it ?? Calling BS, team ownership maybe, rider, no.

I call BS..... He'll be part owner with the new sponsor since Geico is leaving. He's not racing again.

Interesting he releases a pic of him on a Triumph weeks ago and now sends out an official release.

As the top 3 guys in the 450 class are lapping up to 6th place, no the field isn't very deep.

I think access to the track may also be an issue.....

I'm on a couple KTM forums. Half the posts are about jetting issues, plugs, etc. Another 1/2 are about 2 stroke owners hating on 4 stroke owners. I've been on 4 strokes since 2005 and never looked back. I've had Suzuki's, Honda's, Kawi's and now a KTM. The engineering and reliability is amazing. All that being said at 56yrs old...

The story I read, don't recall where, was he had wanted to ride for Roger before but KTM only runs WP and he is/was sponsored by KYB or Showa I don't recall.

Hot tub included.

I'm a Chicago native so I'm biased but MJ is the GOAT. Nothing like him today. You watch the documentary and one major thing hits hard. They were men, they played like men and acted like men. Athletes now are big ass babies always whining about something and blaming someone else.

My biggest issue is trying to ride on the balls of my feet instead of my heels. 6'1". I've tried all the mods in the past and now run stock using any available adjustments.

No stadium, no fans buying tickets, no money, no races. Seems really simple. The season is over.

As to the size of the crowd. Keep in mind Arlington drew Houston (no race this year), Austin, San Antonio plus Dallas. If you ride in Houston, you'd notice the bulk of the riders are vets. The sport can't grow unless our kids ride.

He's no different than the last few years. First couple races he's on the podium than 7-10 every other race. Like clockwork.