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All people I know talking about crypto, NFT, etc, are unemployed or rich kids living off their parent's money pretending to be traders, stock brokers whatever you call them. I understand the urge for non centralized banking and so on, but not my cup of tea. My sister works in binance and gets paid with real money, that on my eyes is telling. What I can't stand is the snob attitude towards normal folks like myself, from the people on this wagon, like if we, the people who actually work, etc are idiots. As for the topic of this thread...

Seely the influencer…. K

There are no 'Blue States'. Not hardly any 'Blue Counties'. There are blue CITIES. Just shade any USA map in its entirety by county and see the facts. Highly populated, dense urban cities chock fulla people who dont own anything and they vote for a living. Completely detached from what regular, tax paying, law abiding, hard working Americans are living day to day. They have no stake in the game other that getting. They were born and raised completely detached from hard times and are 21st Century, 1st World spoiled brats. They spend the vast majority of their waking hours...

Haha we are embarrassed about that one... Trust me.

The most dangerous thing on the track is mixing skill levels/classes. I got taken out by a squid back in January during an open practice at E Street, they crossed jumped and collided with me, sent me to the ground and I woke up in ICU.

Bogle needs to hang it up

Jody says they are completely different bikes

It was hiding behind their man purse

At least you're not asking $6500 like the guy in the ad below you for the 125.

Great move. KTM is where amateur/250 careers get destroyed

UNDEFEATED! STAMP IT!

I hope this is the case. The 250 point out rule has been stupid forever, especially since outdoors has nothing similar. Glad they didn't do something asinine like have an age rule in a professional class.

I thought this was going to be another "only fans" sponsorship for someone. Clicked on this just to see if there was gonna be some pictures. Guess not. Carry on.

This might be an unpopular opinion: Maybe don't hype up a product for a year when you aren't anywhere near a production model. This is "how to run a business like a dummy" type stuff. You need a physical product with 1000's of hours of testing before you go and start taking orders saying "it'll be ready in 1 year, no problem". I personally think Triumph is going about it the smartest way. Tell the public you plan on making a bike, give NO DATE as to when. Do R&D for a year getting it good enough to race. Test...

Well, dude, we just don't know.

Nice brand new account. Lame fucking thread.

We are BACK !! 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸

I still don`t see USA losing. Too strong overall team.