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Embarrassing crashout you’re having in here. Also pretty lame you counted his dnf this weekend. After last weekend he was 7th and 2 points out of 6th. Just say you hate the guy and get it over with.

I almost bought my TF250-X from them until they screwed me around with delivery date and I bought a bike from another dealer for $1500 less that was in stock. I’m actually glad that they did that because I found a small dealership that is absolutely phenomenal to work with. These guys are owned by a large ownership group that mostly does Harley including at this location, which obviously is most of their business. KTM is the locations main off-road draw so I’m sure the Triumph off-road portion is the unloved step-child that they don’t really want to deal with...

All his other years being Champion on everything since he was on 65's and has one wonky year and suddenly he needs to prove more to you. Incredibly successful and perfect you must be 👌

just as long as he's healthy for outdoors... could make for the most epic nationals in years...

Update2- Still doesn’t have feeling below the chest. Mri showed misplaced vertebrae but none pressuring the spinal cord. Very minimal feeling if any on bottom of left foot. 0 on the right. Vitals are all good so that’s a relief. Sounds like front end washed in corner and high sided. Catching a flight early early am to catch before surgery in the morning.

Update-Displaced vertebrate. Pushing on spinal cord. Regaining some feeling. Will need surgery.

"Faster than the entire 450 class" Are we talking about different qualifying sessions again? Does that mean Kitchen is a better rider than the 450 field aswell because he had a better qualifying time other than Prado? Do you realise how much faster the track was? lol

He won 22 motos in a row

Awh did he mess up your fantasy pick?

Wait now we’re mad that he tried too hard?

Guys, before you call Prado a quitter again. That is the same shoulder he injured in MXGP already and then re-injured last year again at the third SX round where he was out for months. It was a complicated one and he still has hardware in it. If he feels something is off it's probably a smart idea to skip the race and get it fully checked

Hunter spinning the rear tire with the rear kicked out almost like he's cross-rutted right up to the finish line jump face, and he still clears the jump. . . The rear of my pants would be fully bricked out Lol

I ran the old MX32 front and liked it quite a bit more than the MX34. It usually lasted about 6-7 hours before getting unpredictable. The rear worked but didn't hold up well at all. I only ran the rear once and had the sidewall blow out at about 8 hours (never seen that before!). I love the new front as it seems to work everywhere for me and still working well at 10 hours. The new rear is excellent as well though I am not as sensitive with rear tires so its not as big a deal. These are...

I say get rid of A/B/C classes and just rank everyone together, I guess based on race elapsed time. Then, instead of "I won 250B", it's "I placed 41st overall in 250s". That will cure and negate sandbagging efforts. Still have some age classes and displacement classes obviously Still only have 40 gate max per race (or whatever). Instead of 3 classes (A/B/C) of 40 250cc racers, it's 120 total 250cc racers divided into 3 groups per moto. Same number of races and motos, just no more 'classes'. Do an initial grouping based on practice lap times and/or past race...

It’s not healthy man. Breathing that stuff can’t be good for you. My best friend just passed away young from a neurological cancer. Makes me extra cautious, but I don’t want to breathe burnt lead.

Dear (huck), Thank you for bringing this matter to our attention and sharing your information with us. We are sorry to hear that you did not have a good experience at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ during Feld Motor Sports’ presentation of Supercross. We are aware that some guests have experienced similar symptoms as you described. Supercross has raced safely for the past seven years in this venue, and followed the same operational procedures this year. We coordinate with the venue in advance to maximize ventilation for the event and did so this year as well. We are therefore...