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DV's attitude is exactly like his riding style.. Shitty.

that was a great interview! a lot of insight about the neck brace debate and the fact that keeping your body in shape is just as important as protective gear in preventing injury.

Ricky Dietrich has some interesting points on his fitness blog that are worth reading http://www.truperformancefitness.com/motocross/a-better-solution-to-the…

Dude had style for miles in the heat. I'm now a fan

another good option is camping at campsites in rural areas instead of motels in the cities, its cheaper, less people that will see your bike, most people camping are just families and elderly couples, and that way you can lock up your bike right next to where you're sleeping so you'll hear if anyone is messing with it. camping also...

riding motocross without knee braces is pretty ignorant in my opinion, and I learned that the hard way. i got lucky the first 14 years of riding without them, but you'll be real surprised how easy an ACL tears in half when it does happen. good luck

I don't have any questions, I just wanted to personally thank you for taking the time to talk to me at washougal when you were filling in for Honda and recommending that I get surgery done on my shoulder. I went under the knife the next month and it put an end to the 2 years of constant dislocations I...

Some of these are so classy haha. And I thought Steve Lamsons tattoo was bad

I'm no DD but i do what i can lol

Sickest video I've seen this year. Gave me the same feeling Moto vids gave me in the early 90s when I was a kid. This is motocross.

I got one of these shirts before the company got "the email"

27 27 on the day. So pumped for him, he's been one of my good homies since mini bike days. If he can top 20 on the pinger people are gonna lose their minds

Cycle country triple got mellowed out in 2010 during the devol series. I've jumped it backwards as a step up before it was shortened and that is the funnest jump I've ever hit. Here's a pic of me going the regular direction

One footed table. Vic Murphy style

Make sure your carrying momentum. Get your braking done while your still standing. point your outside elbow up. Get your inside leg as high as possible to avoid snagging it. Look out of the turn ahead of you. your entry should be a standing position leaned back with your legs bent to absorb the braking bumps. You kind of jump...