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Kind of by default when your the US manager since 1981 and we had the strongest riders by a mile from then to the late 90’s.

Also the losingest, I presume

I'll do it, I have an American passport now... hahaha

Here is a link to the video with sound. You can hear how confused Eli is when Bud walks up to him and says “I need you to go take a lap…” and Eli responds back…”I gotta take my bike off the podium…?” Keep in mind that Eli just went 1-1 on the day and after narrowly losing out on the SX championship just a few weeks before, so it was a very emotional moment for him, and also for the large group of fans that had assembled at the podium to watch what was going on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chEjDC6wLgM

250 Combined Qualifying Times

They're probably fixing them all because it won't pass sound check

I think Rick was the first to write about him. Might've even conjured up the name? (It just *sounds* like a label the Hunk would dream up). First column after he returned to helm Dirt Bike in January 1979. And then, this, in July, 1979, "From the Saddle": WHO IS THE PHANTOM DUCK AND WHAT'S ALL THE UPROAR ABOUT? The Mighty Mallard Is Fighting For More Than The Desert By Rick Sieman/July 1979/Dirt Bike (Mike Goodwin, the promoter of the Superbowl, invited me to write a piece on the our legal battle for his program. Thousands of programs were sold...

Ask for a microdiscectomy and then try the other options. I always had a bad back and accelerated degenerative discs as most of us do. Then I broke my back and burst 2 disc's and bulged multiple disc's. L3 was fracture all the way across and a large chunk of bone was lodged in nerve that had to be removed and the doc asked if i ever walked because i shouldn't have been able. I couldn't walk. After microdiscectomy my back was fixed and even my lifelong issues. There is animations of the minimumly invasive surgery online. I think Spine...

Washougal.

Had to post this for Don, Cooksey was right. Don is just as bad as him with swearing, name calling, and strong opinions. Those are some reasons I don't really care for the guy but ill admit he does get the scoop a lot of the time. People shouldn't let their bias and hate for someone get in the way of looking for the truth.

Can’t believe he admitted all that thinking it Would help.

Looks like Don owes Dan an apology

So the fact his OWN statement shows there is nothing grossly negligent isn't enough for you to "throw him under the bus?" You are correct, there MAY be that .01% Taylor himself just told the world this ain't that .01%

mxxcdez quite literally made me laugh out loud. You sir likely have never been more wrong. Like I stated in the other thread, I've seen people get a settlement after looping out their ATC on the asphalt road between tracks while wearing shorts and flip flops get paid out for their claim. Here's a funny story I was reminded of yesterday that displays the difference in character between a guy that sue's tracks and one that takes responsibility for themselves. One guy for funzies was trying a jump backwards on Shadow Glen track at Indian Dunes on a regular open...

I honestly believe a lot of folks are sick of the industry bro show. They cover each other and talk down to their audience/customers. It's getting really fucking lame. Also, NONE of the industry big shots do anything to help at a grass roots level. Fuck tracks and fuck anyone not in their circle, apparently. Hell, they can't even organize funding for Des Nations. Just make excuses and run cover... Edit: There's really A LOT of things going against the sport at a grass roots level. This shit just makes me angry.

all these comments hammering the moto-"Media" make my black heart smile.

There should be a show covering this later in the week.

Okay, so unless someone else confirms otherwise, that IS the berm where the incident happened when the rider whiskey throttled off the top of it. With that said, I think most of us wish the law worked like this: Judge Q&A: 1. Is this the berm where it happened? Yes 2. Did the incident happen the first time you passed through this berm? No 3. About how many times did you pass through this berm before the incident? About 50 times 4. Did the track workers or track equipment cause you to whiskey throttle off the berm? No 5. So...

There's no media in this sport....It's one big feel-good infomercial. The guy wanted a big payday and he got it, then the press ran cover for him.