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Was testing for Roxkstar Husqvarna team, now he’s starting a gig to do testing for Triumph’s team.

Gary should have bought those bikes from his parents long ago if he wanted control.....they were never his to worry about what happened to them.

TFS digital and social media creativity helped launch the sport forward to where it is today. Steve should be in the AMA haul of fame for all he has done.

That's Mrs Reed. Google lens pointed to this article on RacerX. https://racerxonline.com/2006/05/12/racerhead-19

Terry Good had one of the best collections of historical MX machinery out there. Was lucky enough to see Tom White's Early Years of Motocross museum. Terry Good will be missed. RIP Terry Good

Teefus used to kick me out at least once a month, but we were always buddies when we saw each other in person lol #seatbounce

Best to Terry's family. He curated a unique collection of bikes, maybe "The Terry Good Collection" at Barber would be a good outcome that would get the bikes seen and recognize him to a broader audience for what he was trying to accomplish. (Recognize not everyone was or is a fan of TG, but we all share a love of that history).

Dude tried to do a noble thing by acquiring these machines and building a proper museum to showcase the history of our sport. Hate to hear he's gone. Maybe Plan B can turn into something great down the road. Godspeed Terry!!!

everyone who rides a Beta loves almost everything about them. It wins tons of off-road and WORCS races at the highest levels. The only negative anyone has ever said and it's pretty unanimous across test riders and even ZachO said this recently - the moto 450 engine needs more pop. Both on the race bike and production bike side. This doesn't really matter in SX. The bike has already had some solid finishes indoors and I'd expect that to continue and probably get an all time high next season with Shane joining. The Quadlock bike is good. But if Shane...

He and Ray Gundy and Sondra Peters used to stay at my house in Illinois when SX was in town. Sondra and the AOL chatroom Motocross is how I met him. I stayed at his place in Pittsburgh for Steel City races. All he required for working all night was potato chips and a lot of Diet Coke. He slept with an old cpap machine on scared my kids to death they thought it was Darth Vader borrowing their room.