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Why does this guy hate Americans so much, calls us delusional and alcohol poisoned fans. Says Tomacs 2nd place single handedly rescued the fast drowning reputation of american motocross...WTF? Also saying Herlings showing up to the line with an enduro tank so he doesn't run out of gas was intimidating to the other racers?

I can't help but believe that Sexton learned a very valuable lesson about patience and consistency last month. Even if he doesn't win this weekend, I'd bet on him to be right in the mix and stay towards the front all season.

If I wanted to go to Pala, and let's be real, most people don't get more than 1 round close by. If the tickets were $35, $45, $65, or $85 per person for an event once a year that you really enjoy, does it really matter? I think not. If you can't do without your Starbucks once a month to go to a nat, the ticket price really isn't the issue. And adding all the other expenses is moot, because they don't change because of a ticket price. TM

I don't know, but for me, the whole family enjoying a day at the track, pits, autographs for the kids, maybe some donuts, food and drinks....$500 just doesn't seem that much. I mean if it was every weekend maybe it adds up, but for something you all want to do.....

I think it was $50 in 2007. Soda isn't a nickel anymore either.

Seems at the rate we are going it looks like harlan moranz snow

450: DF14 Chase Jett 250: Cooper Hunter Hampshire

As long as riders from all around the world dream to win a AMA Supercross 450 title, MXGP will not be the standard for off road racing. I'm from Europe and I love MXGP, in fact I prefer it over AMA SX, but I can't deny the truth, in todays world AMA SX is the premier championship with the highest attendance, highest salaries, highest manufacturer Support... How can you explain a casual fan that the MXGP championship leader (Jorge Prado), who is leading the Motocross WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, that his childhood dream was to win an national championship over a World...

It’s not one or the other lol gtfo

Who knows. no one is saying one way or the other. EDIT - shit you never know who reads this forum,

People complain on $5 a. Month lol.

Almost any rig can get you great moto pics. Tech helps (I shot in no auto focus days), but sometimes tech heavy emphasis distracts that the biggest contributor to getting great shots is you learning composition and your rig (RTFM) enough that you work it, not have it work you. It's the chef that makes the meal, not the stove. Pursuing that in moto is wonderful and awesomely fun if you're committed to learning and it hooks you. Keep in mind that the best autofocus system in a body, however new or dated, still needs a fast lens (both AF...

Are you getting this camera strictly for moto? I know you want mirrorless, but your budget will go much farther with buying used DSLR gear. Are you set only on Sony/Nikon and not open to Canon? There's a lot of good cameras out there, but I would be focused more on the glass. The glass makes all the difference.

I’ll chip in since last September I went from a 2012 KX450F to a like-new 2018 Husqvarna FX350 (12 hours), I am 36 and float between 170-195 lbs depending on how focused I am on working out/eating well at any given time. I’ve had bikes/been riding on and off since I was about 10…capable, but certainly wouldn’t classify myself as good. I will preface this by saying I am a plebeian that hardly dumps money into aftermarket add-ons and pretty much have the “run what you got mentality.” - There hasn’t been a single moment I have felt down on...

Overthink much ? Buy whatever you like and it will work just fine for you.

My vote would be a CR500

Uh oh! Gotta couple of dorks!