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Yes I have. I had a 1990 cr125 back when I was in middle school I consider it my first real motocross bike. I rode that bike for a few years me and my dad rebuilt it several times and at one point we had the frame powder coated yellow. Sold the bike to I don’t remember who and moved onto newer bikes. Flash forward 10 or so years and I find it on Craigslist all taken apart and in a box but the yellow frame gave it away, go over and meet the guy and he believed it was...

Am I correct in assuming that this was Coop’s “Last Outdoor Race”?! He just buttoned up his last Outdoor AMA Motocross Season…right? And..how much time did he have on that Husky? 😎 The dude is a True Bad Ass.

It would appear so. But if he got the call to race des Nations again...I have a feeling he'd say yes.

Coop rode amazing – to show that kinda of pace and dog on a new bike, man he should probably reconsider dropping MX from his schedule.

Coop was the seasoned vet of the team, though he is not a heavyweight in the outdoors on a 450. His title was on a 250, helped by good luck for him and bad luck for a superbly talented Jeremy Martin in 2016. In Ernée he pushed and drove, did not give up nor lose focus for an instant. He dogged serious Euro 450 talent, as well as held off serious talent bent (unsuccessfully) on passing him. His fight against Hunta in SX last year was incredible, a battle of fitness, skill, talent and persistence, not to forget battles of...

Oh, SO COOL! Paul gets it. He rode his ass off and then goes around showing sportsmanship. My new favorite rider.

front and center on the Mt. Rushmore of having that dawg up in there. tomac, coop, barcia. who else am i missing? what a generation.

Fellow NC native and resident here. It has been a satisfying day watching Coop represent his country and state in such a gritty manner and effort. He set an example of what stepping up and representing means and should look like. I hope that lesson is not lost on future Team USA prospects.

I’d love to say Coop overachieved, but I think what happened is he simply outperformed expectations of many. It was an epic performance, considering all of the factors involved in getting there. He totally lived up to the Captain America status.

Fifth overall is pretty damn good considering Levi was the only guy on the team who had more than a week on his bike. Coop definitely pulled his weight, and Juju did really well for being thrown straight into the deep end.

Multi time winner here in the states, as well as a multi race winner at MXdN. Yes his results suck 🙄

I’m a die hard moto fan but most of us know today’s track is a joke for SMX. (Before the rain)

Anderson looks like he’s in top physical shape? 🫪🫪

They haven’t let us into the stadium yet, natives are getting restless, we tail gating and dranking hard (biblical)

Reminds me of post suspension James Our guy Rupert doing some biblical drinking. Cracks me up, I'm gonna use that one.😄

Still over an hour away from LCQs. Maybe they will come back on for those? 🤷🏻‍♂️