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Reed has done so much for the sport.. Respect his commitment and true grit.. absolute legend of the sport and glad I got to see it all from juniors through to whenever it officially ends. Finishing the season off under Roger on the best equipment regardless of where he finishes would be perfect. The exposure all involved would get in 2020 if this were to happen would be a marketing win for them all. We all know that the chances of Chad being a title contender is unlikely, thats reality. To the fuckwits that sit behind the keyboard hating on...

If everyone who was mid-pack left the sport we’d have some very empty gates.

Fox Racing. That’s the brand I associate him with most.

Easy there Sparky. You have about zero perspective on being top dog in SX. Have a beer, check your trophy case and your bank account, and settle back into reality.

This! There are NO CURRENT true privateers or semi privateers that i can think of at the moment that can beat Reed There's not to many guys on regular teams right now that can beat him day in day out. Reed is still a solid 3-10 place rider. He was top 5 or 6 in points till he got hurt and was looking better every week. This isn't the 80s 90s or early 00 when a factory bike no factory suspension made every privateer instantly faster. All of these guys train all of these guys have bike that are good...

And both guys would get unquestionably smoked by Reed any time, any place. People are being absolutely ridiculous with this privateer shit, if they want a ride over Chad, go earn one. Guy was on the podium LAST YEAR and all of a sudden they should be hiring guys who won't make the main event over Reed? Get real.

Roger and Ian know full well what they will get with Reed. Not like they didnt work together 10 years ago.

Yes. USMC 1966 age 18 San Diego, CA USMC 1969 age 21 Vietnam Qualified 500 Support class April 14, 1977 Lebanon, TN 1977 age 29 Qualified 500 Support class July 3 1977 St. Joseph, MO 1978 age 30 Qualified 250 National class June 7, 1981 St. Petersburg, FL age 33 Qualified 500 National class June 19, 1983 Lake Whitney, TX age 35 Qualified 500 National class May 13, 1984 Atlanta, GA age 36 Qualified 500 National class June 2, 1985 Atlanta, GA age 37 Never in the top 20, 21st a couple of times...

Ive got nothing but respect for him, one of the all time greats. Hope its something cool for his real fans.

I disagree…… I thought AC's bike looked so incredibly awesome and I believe Kawasaki should really embrace having 99% green bikes. The green airbox was a great touch/addition. I wish Kawi woudve kept the MEC lok for the 2020 season. This years Kawasaki kx450sr bikes look boringly the same as last year.

Rumours have Clout on a Penrite Honda for the first 6rds..

I am sure that money is very important to all of these riders but I think most of these young guys will sell their mother to go overseas and race against the best riders in the world. It's probably not until they are late 20s that they start thinking about their financial future.

People are so funny. They asked for a 125 race, got one, and it’s so important to them that they’ve forgotten about it