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Deegan is the most narcissistic, self absorbed rider out there at the moment. If he wants to ride established, hardened past champs like they’re beneath him then that’s an open invitation for anyone who has a shot to pass him to pay the same favour

Yeah, I'm all the way on Jbone's side after listening to Pulp. If you are in a group text used for official communication for the event, don't 💩 in it. Putting the penalty out the event press release was necessary; if nothing was done everyone would complain about "shadow bans" or other BS. Yes, it looks childish by description but it was necessary. Doesn't address the underlying reason of burning up race engines in the mud for a lesser championship benefit, but that is not the way. Not that there is a way; no pro team is going to really...

I call it the Walmart times. Hey these baby diapers have shit in them, I want a refund!! This half eaten pizza tastes like shit. I want my money back. Walmart, along with Costco will take anything back. Most in the motorcycle industry can't afford to take everything back. I had a good employee that had a shit attitude and I had to fire them because they would tell the customer to fuck off. A great example happened today. Customer calls, has a door panel off of a new SXS machine that the tab broke off when he took the...

As someone who has a business that has to do customer service, a huge part of the issue is customers. They have zero patience. Want things yesterday. Blah blah. It’s brutal to give folks service and customers have gotten worse in the last few years.

I think it's bad in a lot of businesses/industries anymore.

JD Jetting has always been a good source for me.

Kitchens so inconsistent ain’t no way he’s getting 2 good motos in the mud.

While I legitimately want to see an American rider win, I hate that little midget fucker.

Everybody freaking out about costs, its everywhere. My neighbors 12 year old plays competitive softball, he just paid $7k to register her for next year. Best times I remember are the times I had with my parents racing in the NE, still laugh about them 20 years later. Spent a ton of money (theirs and mine) Now 36 with a 3YO myself, we drive a ton racing BMX, and seeing him have fun is worth every damn penny.

Just an FYI. The kid who won 450C and finished second in 250C did it on the older generation Husqvarna's (Pre-2023). Those bikes are going for like $3500-$4500 used in good condition in my area. You don't need a new bike to win.

Every kid that got beat by Osborne and Phil needs to start filling out college applications.

Seems like a pretty good deal for 7-10 days of the most fun and best racing you can have. All major events - concerts, Disney, and the list goes on are far more expensive.

This right here is why I’m willing to blow all my money traveling with my kid racing. My dad took me around racing when I was a kid, and those were the best times I had growing up. I remember when my parents split when I was 12, all I cared was about racing and making sure I’d stay with my dad. Hope when my kid is older he will look back on it like I did, and like your kid did!

Great job dad, awesome to read. My daughter who is 27, and just got married Saturday, told me the same. She said she knows that we got her and her brother "gifts" but all the trips is what she remembers most from her childhood. She said she would be doing the same with her children. Of all the mistakes I have made over the years, hearing that our adventures meant the most made me feel like I did right by them.

I just don't get who decides to start racing motocross thinking it's going to be a cheap hobby, especially at a national level. There are a handful of legitimate criticisms of Loretta's but I've never been bent out of shape about the cost of going to the National, as if Davey and Tim Cotter were holding a gun to my head when registration opened. If I'm going to be mad at anybody I'll be mad at myself.

Its all about making memories. I was a single dad from the start. Took both my son and daughter to mx and bmx races, camped, kayaked, boated and stayed busy. Just today I got a random text from my daughter about certain things we did and how she missed it. Both her and my son thank me frequently for all the fun we had. Daughter once said recently about how much I sacrificed for her and her brother. I told her there was no sacrifice, I enjoyed every minute of it. Some days we just didnt eat 3 meals. 😂😂😂...