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No qualifying, so the LCQ guys are just screwed and came for nothing?

Super mudder cross!

I was lucky enough to go in 2018, the place is amazing. I am not sure if I ever knew or I just forgot but I don’t recall if they rotate the material on display or not. There were some 90s era bikes there then.

Mostly whitecaps, with swells 3-5 feet, mostly near the islands, expect moisture and dress oneself in a festive manner, bring boobs.

Mudcross, at least I’m not as bummed about missing the live broadcast while I’m riding now…

Passing a world champ on a super fast eleven10 bike that may last the whole day, or 5 minutes.

Did you mention peak JLaw? haha Both from Unadilla the same year as above.. I'd love just one day of riding in his 'flow state'

The seeded times were faster in all 4 instances. However, times don’t mean anything at all today. It was just practice time. Timed qualifying is tomorrow morning.

I always pour a bit of gas into my ratio rite, slosh it around a bit and pour it into the gas can.. repeat if needed.

Erin is the best, and that era of coverage was the high water mark. When I watch races from 2012-2014ish it has a such a different feel. The audio with Speed, and then Fox, was a lot better than it is now. The bike noise was louder, and more focused than it is now. And it's probably an unpopular opinion, but Ralph and Fro were nowhere near as bad as the rhetoric made them seem.

Terry Good was in the process of building a museum, or rather creating a museum. What happens to the bikes now is a pretty good question now. I believe even Gary Jones would think if he doesn't have possession of the bikes, it would be best if they were in a place were fans could enjoy them. I believe Terry Good has received donations or sponsors for this project, or was at least seeking them, what happens to all the financial support intended for the museum? Again, anyone know what happens to Jone's bikes now and all the others in...