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"We knew this was coming but it’s now official: there will be no Team USA at the Motocross of Nations this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The American Motorcyclist Association announced today that they are withdrawing from the event scheduled for September 25-27, in Matterley Basin, Great Britain. “The health of our racers and staff is paramount, and current and future global travel restrictions make our involvement in an international event impossible at this time,” said AMA Supercross Manager Mike Pelletier. “The U.S. team effort to attend the Motocross of Nations each year is extensive, both financially and logistically...

Say a little prayer for our boy Mike. He was out cycling today in Florida and was hit by a truck going 70mph who then took off. All that is known was it was a red Chevy truck. If you’re in Florida and hear of anything, please reach out. Seems like he’ll be OK, they are waiting for results from CT scan now. But this person needs to be brought to justice. Posted from a Witness: “Just witnessed a hit and run with a guy on a bicycle. I immediately turned around to help the guy. I Stayed with him...

Vital did a wise thing when it banned the endless toilet of political debate from a board about motocross. Now everywhere I go on Insta or Twitter I seem to find one another political argument going on with people in the moto industry and/or fans. I think I can speak for many when I say this sucks, it's just a downer and leads nowhere good. For one, nobody's mind is getting changed. It just creates division when someone whose moto commentary and knowledge you really enjoy turns out to be the polar opposite about politics. To put in bluntly "I...

I've thinking about this for some time now. I always want something else, that what I am currently riding. First I had a 125, but badly wanted a 4-stroke. I then got a 250f, but after riding it a little while, i caught myself wanting a larger 2-stroke. So I got an MX300, and here I am, wanting a different bike again. How people stay with a bike for years I don't understand, what's wrong with me? 😂

JT nailed it. RacerX - THOMAS: I know you said no waffling but man, this is tough. When push comes to shove, I think Chad's ability to not only stay relevant, but to repeatedly reinvent himself and rise to the very top of whatever era he was. In 2003, he had to find a way to deal with Ricky Carmichael and by the end of 2003, he did just that, winning the final six SX races. Over the next few years, he struggled with the juggernaut that was James Stewart but through those struggles, gave us some of the most...

The thing I remember most, at least in the 80s, is that it was never one of the top pros who wore these... it always some poor privateer they suckered into it.