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Wasn't prado way faster then all 4 of them?

Just wait until you try an Enduro...

We installed several of the backward falling gates in the 70s and 80s and they all would fold forward so not sure what home built stuff you used there in kangaroo land. This one "didnt flop foward on its own" as you are saying, Jett ran into it

I agree. The EX is pushing it as far as a customer base. Road legal, which is good but again, you are at the mercy of the Stark charger cord. 1 hour from the house and you better be turning around. Enduro? The extra battery just gets you to the next check before you hour out plus you got to carry the extra weight with you. I see the EX as a niche bike inside a niche bike, in a niche market. Stark really needs the racing bodies to loosen up so they can breathe.

They are braindead hicks you can't reason with them. You can't even present factual information to them. Just jingle some keys in their face like a baby and move on lmao

Ian is spewing bullshit trying to protect his employer. Anyone with eyes and common sense could tell it was a mechanical problem that led to the crash. KTM is doing damage control because, once again, a bike malfunction launched their premier rider to the moon. Last time it was a broken throttle housing

Man the Sexton hate is too much

That's a very poor take. Very poor. Steve was crying about the flag waving and crowd chanting USA 2 days later on pulpmx, long before the team was announced. It was also Haiden's rookie season, his first 1-1 in a national (the first 1-1 that season in the 250 class), so the kid can be happy about it and wave the flag. The Aussies brothers were cleaning up, and Deegan gets a win which injected a bit of patriotism into the crowd, especially when that awesome Stars and Stripes was raised up. That wasn't to divide fans. Another poor take...

Don't worry I knew you'd play the victim in your response.

Not entitled to your own opinion unless it agrees with the vital cabal. They'd shit on Tomac in a second if he said something they didn't like. And yes, Tomac was taking a jab at Matthes because Matthes doesn't like American patriotism, and flag waving (which is why I loved Eli's tweet). Like many, he's bought into the idea that being proud of your own country, waving a flag, etc. is ethnocentric. Of course, that only applies to America. If Mikkel Haarup won the 250 class and flew a Danish flag, Matthes would be all about it.

Have you seen the movie face off? Maybe they do something like that?

To be fair, Weege says "now enjoy the sounds of motocross", not the sights of motocross.

Lewis might be the only true journalist in the sport at the moment. He’s not a jerk, but asks the uncomfortable questions we all have and nobody else has the balls to ask. At this point, I only watch Lewis’s pre and/or post race interviews anymore. Great work!

It’s a common theme over the years, international riders tend to speak with a directness that is often misinterpreted in the US.

After hearing the interview with Prado,i have the feeling,there are a lot more issues with Kawasaki!?

The amount of horrible advice in this thread is baffling. One, telling someone with concussion history/problems to "go for it" in one of the most dangerous sports in the world is odd. Two, you have four much bigger priorities in your life besides racing moto (wife and kids) potentially becoming a burden to them financially and physically. Three, this has essentially no upside other than your own hubris and "I got my pro card" cool but after all the time and money it's going to take to reach that, it's going to be a letdown. Very high risk, very low...

…the car is the front yard?