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If the goofy bro-vet club isn't enough to steer you away, look into who and what all their founder supports.

Basically bros larping as 2nd amendment stalwarts while not holding up their end of the deal. I don't want this to go full political but you can dig into that if you so chose

yeah leaving KTM was definitely questionable. But it was at a time when KTM was facing serious financial difficulties, so future was unsure + the shock issues. And probably the Prado - Kawasaki situation wasnt as bad at that point.

Jorge said he would be winning on a different bike, and look what happened! I wasn’t big on Jorge’s behaviour last year but from the moment they rolled out at A1 I became a fan. He put his money where his mouth was and did what was necessary to win.

He comes back speaking two or three languages and not wearing deodorant. Holding cigarettes funny....

Yeah my money is on Suzuki. I also just hope it's that. Would make a cool team.

What if Chase signs with ClubMX and that kicks the Next Jett off their support and he starts hanging drywall, is that what you all want?

If chase did the same, he maybe wouldnt have had a season ending injury. Jorge said he didnt feel safe going fast. He was being smart. Yes he intentionally didnt try to qualily, was a ballsy move for sure. Between that and ghost riding into your own teams rig, I really see no difference in terms of profesionalism And for my very loose itnerpretation...do yourself a favor, which im sure u wont do, and watch this interview. 1:1 what he said: " So Ive had to really learn how to get better at certain things that I was.. I would...

Same thing with Tomac. Look how much better his starts were, basically overnight on the Yamaha. And that was considered his Achilles Heel (no pun intended) when he was Team Green. Honestly, that alone should tell you enough about the bike.

If you really think about it too tomac and rv were 2 guys who ride like nobody else. On top of that rv really was the only guy who was in peak form on the kawi. Sure tomac EVENTUALLY put a few championships together on the kawi, but he was there forever and he went from looking even faster than jett lawrence on the honda 450, beating kenny and dungey by over a minute outdoors, to underperforming for years on the kawi and having tons of “weirdo” rides. The second he left kawi and went to yamaha he won everything...

Good on Stewart, he's not a title contender, so performance isn't the deciding factor, he's taken the best financial offer.

It’s fine. I have thick skin. I do feel it in bars, I’m sorry to say. No reason why I would say I feel something if I don’t. 😂 What’s the point? Do I expect people to feel 0.5mm? No but this is what we came up with. Renthal and/I created some optional bends for me to test and this is what I like. If you like it, great! If not, it’s ok. Bars are preference, not a problem. What it boils down to is if you like the bend of the bar. Hopefully this gives others another option for...

Chase article is to come. This is clearly about Kawasaki losing two top riders in two years, which has never happened before… You say that about Chase. You not mad about no Jorge blame?

I wanted to balance the piece with some optimism.

😄 Posted this after his Hangtown ghost ride.

Rigid/stubborn/bad management -> stunts development of bike -> new bike sucks as a result -> management finally changes their ways after struggling and allows big swings but it's too late and you can't polish that turd, top riders still hate the bike -> management is bitter because they're finally doing everything they can and still aren't getting the results/credit for changing -> they lash out and say things publicly that no boss should ever be saying about top talent.... and here we are. Not sure how you move forward from that without a clean slate. With new bike this year...

So far I dont really see your point? Both riders quit. Correct. And yes the team tried, and failed miserably. In german u would use the term "stets bemüht"