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So awesome! I for one would love to ride MX in China. The world is changing right before I eyes. The world is only as oppressive as we choose to allow it and we truly have the innate power as a humanity that is united to do this. All it takes is humanity to stand together

This…. Rode at Angus’ place in Hong Kong quite a few times and it was super fun. It was amazing with the big city in the background and yet out in a rural area one stop from the China border. He is well connected in the China MX scene. He showed me a few places in Shenzhen but not North where you are (but I never asked).

https://www.mxclub.com.hk This place is in Hong Kong & is definitely worth a visit if your nearby or connecting through. I lived in Hong Kong about 15 years ago & rode there. i was supposed to ride a round of the chinese national mx series but I couldn’t get any private medical insurance that would cover me & in the end i pulled out because iv visited nearly every hospital in ireland & the thought of a Chinese hospital was to much. long story short, there are some good tracks in China. Give Angus a shout at the HK mx club...

Isn’t there like no private property in a communist state?

Ask a commie, there's plenty over there.

They're saving the money so they can have Eli and Webb on the team next season.

Reminds me of the big fires during Covid when Canada refused to allow the US air tanker support to help them fight the big fires due to “health concerns”

please don't become GuyB and start putting down your customers.

Oh the irony in this ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

That’s not how the digestive system works, that’s what I’m attempting to explain to you. Yes, you can drink yourself to death with too much water, but that doesn’t matter here. To hydrate you need both fluid and electrolytes to balance and retain said fluid, but taking via pill or powder doesn’t matter.

When I was still spinning t-bars, this is exactly what I saw. There will always be bias and every brand has good and bad characteristics. Some guys are mechanically sympathetic, while there’s others who will destroy just about any bike. Generally it’s horses for courses, but most bikes are pretty good these days. Buy whatever floats your boat Richy, maintain it well and enjoy!

I’m a little skeptical of the KTM appreciation based on the demographic. Ktms are overwhelmingly purchased by vets and off-road guys, and there’s a lot of overlap there. What happens when moto dudes get older? They earn more money, they start taking more responsibility for their property, they go dez or off-road and they stop wringing the piss out of their bikes. All that is a recipe for a well maintained and long lasting machine. Selection bias is too strong here.

Wasn't Justin Cooper giving Jett fits just two years ago in outdoors? It wasn't like Jett was stomping him every moto. I'm not saying Deegan is going to eclipse Jett by any means but beating JC this early as rookie (even if it was just one moto) certainly bodes well for good things to come.

I guess you missed Plessinger’s comments about the track, which I’m sure were shared by everyone. Such a terrible venue when there are so many other tracks available.

Qualified 14, finished 11 OA. Besides Farres and DiFrancisco (mentioned because relatively new to Pro Motocross), who did you expect him to beat? This 250 field is stacked.