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I know Deegan was playing it off and was acting all nonchalant.. but that was an ass whooping and he knows it. How many guys catch and pass Deegan after Deegan hole shots and then makes Deegan ride over his head to keep up causing multiple mistakes. Media was giving Deegan this superhuman can’t be beat mantra and Davies just obliterated the narrative.

He only does that when he loses. He talks big when he wins, goes quiet and pretends to be humble when things aren't going his way

The rule is weird because it only applies to the last lap. Which is bizarre because that’s most likely when someone would get blasted off the track right before the finish line.

I can respect the talent. I cannot respect the douchebag under the helmet. 🤷‍♂️

I've been here a fair bit, don't post as much now. Newman was definitely one of the good ones, RIP.

I'm picking Jenny Taft!

Thanks for that!

It's somehow defaulted to Spanish. Just click the dialog box in the lower left and choose English audio.

I think the Same as you as to the Orientation. But, I'm a great fan of Checking things. The Resi end / Valve travel a Looooong way, what with the travel within that shock - looking to compress right level with, or perhaps, past the spring / clip interface. And, the Shock mounts don't appear to be 'outwards' much, if at all, from the actual swingarm 'leg'. And, no 'pocketing' for clearance - which, of course, indicates there's no need for such a thing. With the geometry of 'laid down' shocks, mounted far back on the swingarm, the angle formed...

These photos could tell two completely different stories by the end of this championship. Nice work!

Brian made a living playing the villain, and so that the only roll he knows….plus, I think part of him really likes that his son is winning in the industry that he feels rejected him…so he tries to inject his rebel/outsider attitude/image into his sons success (by comments like this, and by the way he is mentoring his son) as a way of sticking it to the establishment. It’s all an act and calculated if you ask me…I think it’s a dumb act, but an act nonetheless…

I was able to takeoff the Simons forks, and install the 39 mm showa forks last night. I’m very happy with the bike. Can’t wait for the Shocks to arrive so I can finish this project.

These are the shocks I will be installing on the bike after they are refurbished. They are the same Shocks that were on the factory RC Hondas in 1979.