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The 350 might be the best combo for a 46 year old has-been like me to ride without being on point technically. It erases a lot of the riding mistakes I make on a 250 2 stroke. I'm obviously an old school rider and never rode an air fork I liked. So either get a custom set-up from a guy who knows his stuff or put a conversion kit in it "a-la-Chase"... Another thing, the rear brake pedal is so tucked in, I kept missing it. It scared me the first time it happened & I went straight off the...

RV2 stretched the chain on the old girl on his first lap, go look at 5:28.

I'm pretty sure all the idiots like the "Wheelie Boyz" running on the streets and causing problems are the biggest image problem motocross has. If I could Thanos snap a problem to go away...Wheelie Boyz type shit would be a top 3.

I think promoting beer like you are doing in your picture and name is bad for the sport. It is all 21+ stuff and most of motocross is underage. Any idiot can hit a beer bong for clicks but end up dead through alcohol poisoning or drunk driving. The craft beer people train and do cool things, so that's a bit different. But giving space to beer on a moto forum is stupid.

This was his 2023 W2-stroke Championship bike YZ300. I wonder if this is similar to what Justin Hoeft rode? https://dirtbikemagazine.com/carson-browns-yz300/

Extremely low IQ post, ironically.

I don't do concrete but a lot of guys that pour concrete are probably more intelligent than you

Bro take your time - Vet and Triple in the same sentence can be hazardous! I’m 47 jump most things at the track, there are occasions I won’t jump something and it’s ok. If I have to second guess something I won’t jump it. Just because the B and A kids are smoking it, doesn’t mean I have to.

So, you are an expert rider with 40 years experience? Your clearly not a fearful guy, but you are experiencing fear? My take: Listen to the fear. It means you are not ready. Kudos for getting back out and riding the track. Keep doing it. Work on the other things that are important. Dial the speed back a bit and have fun. Single or double the jumps. Show your ego who's boss. Once you are riding enough, and the fear has subsided (or you are sick of slowing down for the jumps), you will pull the trigger. When you do...

If your brain is telling you to pause, pause. When you are comfortable enough and don't have to think about it then it will happen. Most races are won in the corners anyways.

We gotta be similar in age.. sounds like you may be a bit faster than me, but i always used to jump anything, anywhere. (The leap included). Now, if im not comfortable, i aint doin it. Idgaf what anyone thinks of me, idc what place i get, and i don't care if some goon with big balls beats me because I'm not hitting something.. this sport aint paying my bills, so id rather only hit the safe bit stuff and let the sketchy stuff be left to those better'n me.. Work on changing the mentality before you go convincing yourself...

This. At 67 I dont even sweat the big jumps anymore.

I race at a series that has traditional tracks, doubles and triples are a no-no. We need to race safely, not be getting hurt because we can only jump 78ft and not 80ft.

I’d say it’s more important to stay healthy than it is to clear whatever jump is giving you the shakes. youre probably going good enough to still beat plenty of people, have a good time, and in control enough to do it again next week. find your risk/reward balance, and have fun there.

Thank you moto Gods for Carson Brown! Amen.