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How does everyone forget so fast? When RV was champion he was considered a boring champion and people complained that our sport needed someone more popular to help grow the sport. Your narrative now is to tell the kid to be like the person our sport complained about 10+ years ago . All anyone has said about RV since he retired and his personality has come out that he is the best retired guy ever and they wished he was like this when he was champion. The "be more humble Jett" narrative is comical. Does it all stem from the...

Vocal minority, just like any lynch mob.

He wins the next race, chugs a beer then cries? I dunno?

What 20 year old is humble after the World talks him up and he goes un beaten in his first season of 450 outdoors. Give the kid a break! He walks the walk. Don’t think you Yanks like being beaten.

Well! you stepped in it now, prepare to get your shoes dirty. Jett threads are not popular here right now and several forum members are going to get a serious case of irritable bowel syndrome over your Thread. How dare you.

He starts being humble again

It's hard not to notice you're cherry picking your 2024 AX UK data. Do on the Stark: 4 podiums in 6 races. Do on the KX: 2 podiums in 5 races. Now let's do Jack (who switched the other way, from ICE to the Varg) Brunell on the Husqvarna: 3 podiums in 6 races. Brunell on the Stark: 4 podiums in 6 races. They do not appear to fare that much worse on the Varg, do they? And here's a look at their on track battles over 11 races, who finished in front of the other? Do on Stark VS...

I'm pretty sure I hurt myself more often loading and unloading, and getting my bike on and off the stand, than riding it. But also, I've only been doing this for 50 years.

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But riders never stood in corners before Ryno...

The crazy thing is i remember before Villopoto really started winning there was an interview with Ryno where he discussed the top riders of the time and said that Villopoto's style was capable of the most speed. Basically his stand up, feet in, hips unlocked style made him capable of going faster than Stew, Dungey and Reed. ....and he wasn't wrong.

I think it would be cool if he sat with his legs crossed like the maharishi on the side of the track while watching Austin

Hmm, in that sense his straight back, hips out technique is exactly what we see being pushed. So is he wrong? He didn't originate it but was the first coach to push it

Dude is a straight up kook sometimes but then will randomly spit out the most introspective and thought provoking advice you’ve heard in his next sentence. Can’t deny his toughness and everything, but his ego is absolutely out of control sometimes.

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