Welcome to FELD ENTERTAINMENT. Where the riders are dispensable and irrelevant to their overall business plan. What a damn shame, but ultimately we pay their bills.

Feld entertainment, the riders are dispensable as long as the show was good.

Will do, I'll give you a heads up next outing, we've been riding mostly z-man and full throttle.

I have some pax bar risers and a guts 1" taller seat in mind. He still has time on the pw, I'm definitely not pushing him or think he's the next eli tomac, I want to wait until he's good and ready and mature enough for the next step. I'll reevaluate ... more »

HA! That's what i'm trying to avoid.

I'm not quite sure his size will allow us to jump from the pw to the 65. He's a tiny kid, although that was my original plan. I also own a ttr110, so he'll play on that also.

"An experience" that's what i'm afraid of.

Not really into racing, but all we ride is motocross tracks. More concerned with reliability and suspension. He could hang with the kid's on fast 50's on a turn track but on the main track he's still learning body positioning and stability at speeds. ... more »

Gaiser gets on the podium.

2020 Yamaha pw50 retail $1499 + 2020 Kawasaki kx65 retail $3699 = $5198. 2020 KTM sx-e5 retail $5049. I really think ktm missed an opportunity. Cost and ability to continuously swap out battery's is what will hold me back from purchasing this machine. ... more »

$1k too much, wishful thinking. 5k for a 50 is steep. Not too long ago I paid $5,900 for a brand new 250f. I see a class has already been designated for them at Loretta's. Too bad Alta couldn't find a gate in the open class. I'm not sure i want to spend ... more »

Who's mad at anyone. I just stated you can't live life wondering what if. I never even mentioned Elijah's name. I think their are some issues that need to be addressed on both sides to make this race successful and I support whoever chooses to represent ... more »

Obviously Husqvarna, Yamaha, Jason Anderson, Zack Osborne and Justin Cooper "understand".

What if Roczen's bike bogged on the face of one of the jumps at RBSR and he shitfaced into the ground exploding his other arm. You can't live your life on "what if's." Shame on Kawasaki for abandoning the MXON. Although I preferred the team we sent anyways. ... more »

I agree. Speeds, inertia and distances/heights have gotten excessive over time. I know you can't stop things from evolving, just wondering if it's been an overall good thing for the sport as a whole. I absolutely agree about the two types of close racing ... more »

Throughout the last couple of seasons a typical battle between riders last a couple of turns, very rarely a couple laps? Just curious as to what provides good racing?

I didn't say easy. How about the racing aspect of it, does being so technical and precise make for good racing?