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I don't know, everyone of the powers that be say the current East/West supercross set up is just perfect, and is preserving jobs.

Two different series. AUS X = Australian Supercross Championship WSX = FIM World Supercross Championship

Hot mom.

The moto community should take a page from the liberal playbook and push to get moto people in as rangers and then simply look the other way when it comes to enforcing this.

God bless this young man and his family during this time. You will be kept in my prayers. And for those who feel this is down vote worthy, I pray for you as well. And hope you are never in a life threatening situation where the only strategy left is hope, prayer and faith.

Didn't Kenny do the quad onto the table top at the last round of the SMX in LA, followed Jett saw the line then jumped it clean for the first time 2 laps later.

Third world lmao

But bashing a kid's patriotism is so much fun.. I can see even in some of the comments here, folks are still not willing to accept that he was willing to go - everything they are reading and hearing just can't be true because it kills their anti-Deegan, and anti-American agenda. I know, downvote, don't care. It is true.

Stewart brothers have the most wins…little lopsided but what are the rules?

Awesome news. It's been teased, first as Mugen, then as Honda, since 2017. Can't wait to see where they're at 6 years later. I guess that with the Varg commercialization they finally found the need for more communication about their electric effort. Direct competition with ICE is the way to go, now that the Stark Varg has got podiums in Arenacross UK with Thomas Do, can Honda do the same in the Japanese championship? Can they do better? Also does anyone know how long are all Japan main events? Is there a website with results from this series?

This is bigger than moto. This is bigger than the controversies. This is about losing someone from our community who we've known pretty much since he was born. I will always remember Jeff ( and Mike) for the rest of my life. The first time I rode a dirt bike in the US was in Castaic Lake in January 1996, Jeff and Mike were there on KX60s. They were so small. Matter of fact, they scared the s*** out of me the first time I saw them ride. They were riding together and flying for being 2 very small little...

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