Broke my leg back in March. My wife is over it to the point of divorce but I'm not sure if I'm over it. Some days I hate the sport, some days the competitive side says I can come back and win again. At 45 my best days are behind me and I don't know why ... more »

My hats off to the roundy round guys on here. I always wanted to do it and had the means but knew that I'd burn out on working on the damn thing all week only to have some bastard drill me midway through a heat and ruin my night.

As I get older, I find that it's less risk and easier on the home life to ride around on 4 wheels and practice my craft at smoking various meats. Both create varying levels of challenge at times. One of these days I'm gonna learn how to use those fucked

A turbo model would have boosted sales but not enough to make up for those lost in the eastern half of the US due to its gearing shortcomings. Honda will gain what Yamaha lost once they release the Talon, until people abuse the DCT trans and it gets ... more »

Yamaha screwed themselves and their dealers with the tall gearing on the YXZ. It would have sold but it got a bad rep from the get-go with too many clutches being burnt up. It should have been a 6sp box with a much lower first gear. Polaris sells like ... more »

Caught me off guard, damn that's funny.

This, all of it. I went through it in '06 and came away a better man. I took on extra work through a friend who was building an electrical business just so I didn't have to go home and sit alone in the evenings. It took 6 months for me to find my normal ... more »

I worked for Harley at one point, actually the tipping point. It seems like they would have been better off leaving that old mystique to the name by not building as many units and having a waiting list like they did in mid to late '90s. Once they got ... more »

The Man followed by David Bailey, a healthy McGrath in '96 and '98. I got enough of RC during his reign.

Agreed. Numbers should be assigned according to last years finishing position. Yeah, I know it creates marketing issues but it didn't seem to make the riders of old any less marketable.

Pure marriage material right there.

Are you advocating electric bikes with belt or shaft drive and rubber coated pegs?

I feel like, if the kit is made available by the OEM, using OEM specified parts, it should be legal in this particular exhibition style class. The OEMs who are still willing to participate in the class should be allowed to show the potential of their ... more »

Hot out today, was wishing someone would throw me a little shade.

Once

Something in this area still looks clumsy and poorly executed.

I had a RallySport straight out of high school that was originally that same color but had been repainted in black with white stripes. It was a fun car for a college kid and I should have kept it. Unfortunately, I let it go in order to buy a Toyota pu ... more »