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Thx for sticking up for me Richy. Not sure of all the reasons but I hv an idea of why people r angry now. If these handsome buggers where born in the 90,s . There’s s chance I could be there pappy. There mom is reminiscing about the good old times . Of when Rick Ringle, Mic Mcmickle or Chip Allen McJohnson came into town.haha my alias names. In real life I hv a high enthusiasm & joke around a lot , carefree spirit. Say I hit a crowded Walmart in some city. Joke with a lady while waiting in...

Wife- "Why hasn't the trash been taken out, I asked you hours ago?" Response- "You ever been unloading your truck, on the south side of Chicago, in the 80s then have the Russian mob show up and try to shake you down for $38,567? No? I'll get to the trash when I get to it!"

It's a bummer but Haas(owner/manager??) should be super proud. I'm pretty sure he started the team to help out guys who went to club who had the talent but couldn't find a ride. Seems like he accomplished what his original intentions were no matter how bittersweet it is.

Heres a few that come to mind when I think of memorable bikes.

This is and will probably always be my pick. As someone who studied graphic design it's the only bike that's really crossed into the work of art territory for me.

I always loved the look Durham’s bikes this year

Well for me the best looking bike has the best shape, most noteably the front fender. If you have a great looking bike, but the front fender is sticking up like a big pelican beak, then it looks stupid. The Hondas from ‘85 to 99 had the best front fender. The Kawis from 94 to ‘02 looked the best overall. If I had to pick one it would be the 1995 KX125.

I’d say the Geico bikes had the best looking bikes of that time. They looked fast just sitting there.

Some of us just get tired of being a loser and put the shit down. I did 3 years ago and haven't looked back.