AC9 Arm issues

Dirt.Squirt wrote:

This “321 go” or “annnd go” bullshit has got to stop

MinnesotaMX704 wrote:

Lol I literally forgot I started this thread, vital gatekeepers crack me up getting triggered over the 321 go XD It’s so funny how a valid...

Lol I literally forgot I started this thread, vital gatekeepers crack me up getting triggered over the 321 go XD

It’s so funny how a valid rumor regarding AC9 can get drowned out by the anger over Cooksey... like you guys realize you are giving him more attention. I personally love how much of a sh*tstorm he stirs up, and the 321 go was in reference to everyone freaking out about his name being mentioned, rather than focusing on the relevant title thread/rumor. My prediction was dead on..

He owns you guys, rent free, and he’s profiting off it. Good for him. Btw HUGE AC9 fan here, but I’ll be bumping this when he’s on the sidelines by East coast, since nobody wants to talk about moto rumors on a moto forum, when there’s literally nothing else to talk about right now XD

See you all in January, and take a step outside today! Cooksey won’t hurt you!

Chris_Buehler wrote:

"He owns you rent free" Durrrrr! That was a good line about 3-4 yrs ago. Now you're just a dork when you use it.

MinnesotaMX704 wrote:

Lol I literally forgot I started this thread, vital gatekeepers crack me up getting triggered over the 321 go XD It’s so funny how a valid...

Lol I literally forgot I started this thread, vital gatekeepers crack me up getting triggered over the 321 go XD

It’s so funny how a valid rumor regarding AC9 can get drowned out by the anger over Cooksey... like you guys realize you are giving him more attention. I personally love how much of a sh*tstorm he stirs up, and the 321 go was in reference to everyone freaking out about his name being mentioned, rather than focusing on the relevant title thread/rumor. My prediction was dead on..

He owns you guys, rent free, and he’s profiting off it. Good for him. Btw HUGE AC9 fan here, but I’ll be bumping this when he’s on the sidelines by East coast, since nobody wants to talk about moto rumors on a moto forum, when there’s literally nothing else to talk about right now XD

See you all in January, and take a step outside today! Cooksey won’t hurt you!

Chris_Buehler wrote:

"He owns you rent free" Durrrrr! That was a good line about 3-4 yrs ago. Now you're just a dork when you use it.

soresammy wrote:

One of the worst phrases ever.

FerCzD wrote:

Their career on the premier class is very similar, however AC9 is nowhere close to TP, he is a legend, AC9 not so much.

Chris_Buehler wrote:

Travis isn't a legend because of motocross

braap braap braap wrote:

Travis won the 125 outdoor title his rookie year at age 16 or 17. That seems legendary to me. But agree his legendary label is for...

Travis won the 125 outdoor title his rookie year at age 16 or 17. That seems legendary to me. But agree his legendary label is for what he did outside of motocross… starting with the X Games.

Dirt.Squirt wrote:

This “321 go” or “annnd go” bullshit has got to stop

MinnesotaMX704 wrote:

Lol I literally forgot I started this thread, vital gatekeepers crack me up getting triggered over the 321 go XD It’s so funny how a valid...

Lol I literally forgot I started this thread, vital gatekeepers crack me up getting triggered over the 321 go XD

It’s so funny how a valid rumor regarding AC9 can get drowned out by the anger over Cooksey... like you guys realize you are giving him more attention. I personally love how much of a sh*tstorm he stirs up, and the 321 go was in reference to everyone freaking out about his name being mentioned, rather than focusing on the relevant title thread/rumor. My prediction was dead on..

He owns you guys, rent free, and he’s profiting off it. Good for him. Btw HUGE AC9 fan here, but I’ll be bumping this when he’s on the sidelines by East coast, since nobody wants to talk about moto rumors on a moto forum, when there’s literally nothing else to talk about right now XD

See you all in January, and take a step outside today! Cooksey won’t hurt you!

Dirt.Squirt wrote:

This “321 go” or “annnd go” bullshit has got to stop

MinnesotaMX704 wrote:

Lol I literally forgot I started this thread, vital gatekeepers crack me up getting triggered over the 321 go XD It’s so funny how a valid...

Lol I literally forgot I started this thread, vital gatekeepers crack me up getting triggered over the 321 go XD

It’s so funny how a valid rumor regarding AC9 can get drowned out by the anger over Cooksey... like you guys realize you are giving him more attention. I personally love how much of a sh*tstorm he stirs up, and the 321 go was in reference to everyone freaking out about his name being mentioned, rather than focusing on the relevant title thread/rumor. My prediction was dead on..

He owns you guys, rent free, and he’s profiting off it. Good for him. Btw HUGE AC9 fan here, but I’ll be bumping this when he’s on the sidelines by East coast, since nobody wants to talk about moto rumors on a moto forum, when there’s literally nothing else to talk about right now XD

See you all in January, and take a step outside today! Cooksey won’t hurt you!

Mr. Afterbar wrote:

Travis was a legend before he even turned pro.

Mr. Afterbar wrote:

Travis was a legend before he even turned pro.

NorCalRedRyder wrote:

Exactly. Travis has done more for our sport than any other rider ever, he brought SX/MX/FMX to the mainstream. Letterman Show, Leno Show, Nitro Circus show...

Exactly. Travis has done more for our sport than any other rider ever, he brought SX/MX/FMX to the mainstream. Letterman Show, Leno Show, Nitro Circus show on MTV, Nitro Circus Movie, and now a Nitro Circus Live show. Not to mention he was the biggest attraction at the X Games from 99 to whenever he stopped. Simply Put he was the X Games for a long time. A lot of people know who Travis is, outside of our small sport no one has a clue who AC is.

Dirt.Squirt wrote:

This “321 go” or “annnd go” bullshit has got to stop

Mr. Afterbar wrote:

Travis was a legend before he even turned pro.

NorCalRedRyder wrote:

Exactly. Travis has done more for our sport than any other rider ever, he brought SX/MX/FMX to the mainstream. Letterman Show, Leno Show, Nitro Circus show...

Exactly. Travis has done more for our sport than any other rider ever, he brought SX/MX/FMX to the mainstream. Letterman Show, Leno Show, Nitro Circus show on MTV, Nitro Circus Movie, and now a Nitro Circus Live show. Not to mention he was the biggest attraction at the X Games from 99 to whenever he stopped. Simply Put he was the X Games for a long time. A lot of people know who Travis is, outside of our small sport no one has a clue who AC is.

Spoonguy wrote:

Yes, Travis has done a lot for this sport. From paralyzing his friend in a Corvette wreck, breaking his own mother's neck, and numerous, very public...

Yes, Travis has done a lot for this sport. From paralyzing his friend in a Corvette wreck, breaking his own mother's neck, and numerous, very public Wile E. Coyote stunts gone wrong involving him and friends, he hasn't exactly sent parents to the shops to buy PWs in droves. Travis seems like a great guy, with a lot of deep underlying emotional issues involving acceptance and approval. I hate to say but I would think it is hard to deny his shenanigans have set back the reputation for safety of this sport immeasurably.

Mr. Afterbar wrote:

Travis was a legend before he even turned pro.

NorCalRedRyder wrote:

Exactly. Travis has done more for our sport than any other rider ever, he brought SX/MX/FMX to the mainstream. Letterman Show, Leno Show, Nitro Circus show...

Exactly. Travis has done more for our sport than any other rider ever, he brought SX/MX/FMX to the mainstream. Letterman Show, Leno Show, Nitro Circus show on MTV, Nitro Circus Movie, and now a Nitro Circus Live show. Not to mention he was the biggest attraction at the X Games from 99 to whenever he stopped. Simply Put he was the X Games for a long time. A lot of people know who Travis is, outside of our small sport no one has a clue who AC is.

Spoonguy wrote:

Yes, Travis has done a lot for this sport. From paralyzing his friend in a Corvette wreck, breaking his own mother's neck, and numerous, very public...

Yes, Travis has done a lot for this sport. From paralyzing his friend in a Corvette wreck, breaking his own mother's neck, and numerous, very public Wile E. Coyote stunts gone wrong involving him and friends, he hasn't exactly sent parents to the shops to buy PWs in droves. Travis seems like a great guy, with a lot of deep underlying emotional issues involving acceptance and approval. I hate to say but I would think it is hard to deny his shenanigans have set back the reputation for safety of this sport immeasurably.

Spoonguy wrote:

Yes, Travis has done a lot for this sport. From paralyzing his friend in a Corvette wreck, breaking his own mother's neck, and numerous, very public...

Yes, Travis has done a lot for this sport. From paralyzing his friend in a Corvette wreck, breaking his own mother's neck, and numerous, very public Wile E. Coyote stunts gone wrong involving him and friends, he hasn't exactly sent parents to the shops to buy PWs in droves. Travis seems like a great guy, with a lot of deep underlying emotional issues involving acceptance and approval. I hate to say but I would think it is hard to deny his shenanigans have set back the reputation for safety of this sport immeasurably.

Spoonguy wrote:

Yes, Travis has done a lot for this sport. From paralyzing his friend in a Corvette wreck, breaking his own mother's neck, and numerous, very public...

Yes, Travis has done a lot for this sport. From paralyzing his friend in a Corvette wreck, breaking his own mother's neck, and numerous, very public Wile E. Coyote stunts gone wrong involving him and friends, he hasn't exactly sent parents to the shops to buy PWs in droves. Travis seems like a great guy, with a lot of deep underlying emotional issues involving acceptance and approval. I hate to say but I would think it is hard to deny his shenanigans have set back the reputation for safety of this sport immeasurably.

seth505 wrote:

I tore ligaments in my knee in Pastranas foam pit and guess what, it wasn't his fault. Your take is crazy talk, now go lock your...

I tore ligaments in my knee in Pastranas foam pit and guess what, it wasn't his fault. Your take is crazy talk, now go lock your doors and barricade your windows from life.

Spoonguy wrote:

Yes, Travis has done a lot for this sport. From paralyzing his friend in a Corvette wreck, breaking his own mother's neck, and numerous, very public...

Yes, Travis has done a lot for this sport. From paralyzing his friend in a Corvette wreck, breaking his own mother's neck, and numerous, very public Wile E. Coyote stunts gone wrong involving him and friends, he hasn't exactly sent parents to the shops to buy PWs in droves. Travis seems like a great guy, with a lot of deep underlying emotional issues involving acceptance and approval. I hate to say but I would think it is hard to deny his shenanigans have set back the reputation for safety of this sport immeasurably.

seth505 wrote:

I tore ligaments in my knee in Pastranas foam pit and guess what, it wasn't his fault. Your take is crazy talk, now go lock your...

I tore ligaments in my knee in Pastranas foam pit and guess what, it wasn't his fault. Your take is crazy talk, now go lock your doors and barricade your windows from life.

Spoonguy wrote:

I understand your take and appreciate it, I really do. But having worked within government walls to secure riding areas or at least keep them open...

I understand your take and appreciate it, I really do. But having worked within government walls to secure riding areas or at least keep them open one of the main sticking points is the "dare devil" viewpoint of dirt bike riders. That we don't care for others safety let alone our own, that is a very common misperception of our group. Travis exacerbated this stigma and heightened it within the general public many, many times. I cringed what people who control our sports destiny thought every time he is on TV. You certainly don't have to like me saying this, and I understand off road riders not liking it. But until we start promoting our sport as somewhat safe recreation, we will be left with trails the equestrians and hikers don't want, if any at all. Like I said, very few Grandmas are running out to buy junior a PW after watching Travis sink it in the bay. We really need to work on our sports public image, by the way I never blamed Travis about your knee, it's not to the point or my business. Get well soon though. And saying Travis brought our sport to the mainstream is like saying Hazlewood brought attention to marine safety.

Chris_Buehler wrote:

Travis isn't a legend because of motocross

RandomUserName wrote:

just watched the video. he says "I'm hearing something is wrong with his arm and it's bad." Everyone calls him names and freaks out. Then we...

just watched the video. he says "I'm hearing something is wrong with his arm and it's bad."

Everyone calls him names and freaks out.

Then we have insiders come into this thread and say "My people are telling me something is wrong with AC's arm."

So why do we hate Cooksey today again? I'm a little lost.

bite_the_curb wrote:

ya, i like TP199 but i dont think hes a good role model either, tbh.

riding with injuries and concussions is not cool

seth505 wrote:

I tore ligaments in my knee in Pastranas foam pit and guess what, it wasn't his fault. Your take is crazy talk, now go lock your...

I tore ligaments in my knee in Pastranas foam pit and guess what, it wasn't his fault. Your take is crazy talk, now go lock your doors and barricade your windows from life.

Spoonguy wrote:

I understand your take and appreciate it, I really do. But having worked within government walls to secure riding areas or at least keep them open...

I understand your take and appreciate it, I really do. But having worked within government walls to secure riding areas or at least keep them open one of the main sticking points is the "dare devil" viewpoint of dirt bike riders. That we don't care for others safety let alone our own, that is a very common misperception of our group. Travis exacerbated this stigma and heightened it within the general public many, many times. I cringed what people who control our sports destiny thought every time he is on TV. You certainly don't have to like me saying this, and I understand off road riders not liking it. But until we start promoting our sport as somewhat safe recreation, we will be left with trails the equestrians and hikers don't want, if any at all. Like I said, very few Grandmas are running out to buy junior a PW after watching Travis sink it in the bay. We really need to work on our sports public image, by the way I never blamed Travis about your knee, it's not to the point or my business. Get well soon though. And saying Travis brought our sport to the mainstream is like saying Hazlewood brought attention to marine safety.

seth505 wrote:

Thanks for the well wishes, that was many years ago and my knees are currently fine. It's great that you have worked to help keep riding...

Thanks for the well wishes, that was many years ago and my knees are currently fine. It's great that you have worked to help keep riding areas open. It sounds like that is your job in that position to paint riding in a positive light. To say that it isn't dangerous is inaccurate though. You can't really manipulate what the media is going to portray for clicks (gnarly stunts). It's no different for other sports though. Snowboarding is extremely dangerous so should it not be in the Olympics because the public could see someone get seriously hurt?

JMR1976 wrote:

So who gets AC’s bike?

Roczoff wrote:

Savatgy, but only for one season before they kick him to the curb in place of someone with more injuries.

Spoonguy wrote:

I understand your take and appreciate it, I really do. But having worked within government walls to secure riding areas or at least keep them open...

I understand your take and appreciate it, I really do. But having worked within government walls to secure riding areas or at least keep them open one of the main sticking points is the "dare devil" viewpoint of dirt bike riders. That we don't care for others safety let alone our own, that is a very common misperception of our group. Travis exacerbated this stigma and heightened it within the general public many, many times. I cringed what people who control our sports destiny thought every time he is on TV. You certainly don't have to like me saying this, and I understand off road riders not liking it. But until we start promoting our sport as somewhat safe recreation, we will be left with trails the equestrians and hikers don't want, if any at all. Like I said, very few Grandmas are running out to buy junior a PW after watching Travis sink it in the bay. We really need to work on our sports public image, by the way I never blamed Travis about your knee, it's not to the point or my business. Get well soon though. And saying Travis brought our sport to the mainstream is like saying Hazlewood brought attention to marine safety.

seth505 wrote:

Thanks for the well wishes, that was many years ago and my knees are currently fine. It's great that you have worked to help keep riding...

Thanks for the well wishes, that was many years ago and my knees are currently fine. It's great that you have worked to help keep riding areas open. It sounds like that is your job in that position to paint riding in a positive light. To say that it isn't dangerous is inaccurate though. You can't really manipulate what the media is going to portray for clicks (gnarly stunts). It's no different for other sports though. Snowboarding is extremely dangerous so should it not be in the Olympics because the public could see someone get seriously hurt?

Spoonguy wrote:

In this part of the country, side by sides and four wheelers are gaining miles and miles of trails annually, with specific exclusions of dirt bikes...

In this part of the country, side by sides and four wheelers are gaining miles and miles of trails annually, with specific exclusions of dirt bikes on those trails. The domestic manufacturers of those products, Polaris, and CanAm, do everything to control the media outtake of their products as a safe family sport, despite them arguably being less so. And despite many times only having a season a matter of weeks long snowmobiles are the same. These vehicles are killing our sport in terms of trails gained, KILLING us. It is not about saying the sport is safe, it is about not promoting the dangerous side. Nobody is saying our sport is totally safe, but if you think Pastrana's TV spots are not seen by people deciding who gets to ride where, I am sorry, but you are simply mistaken. Perhaps you think it is a good idea to show Pastrana and his crew's videos to the powers that be, and allow them to give the non-riding public a perception of our sport, that this is a positive image for our sport? Then I have to respectfully disagree with you. No offense intended. It's important to me my grandkid's have all the rights to ride, as I did.

Spoonguy wrote:

I understand your take and appreciate it, I really do. But having worked within government walls to secure riding areas or at least keep them open...

I understand your take and appreciate it, I really do. But having worked within government walls to secure riding areas or at least keep them open one of the main sticking points is the "dare devil" viewpoint of dirt bike riders. That we don't care for others safety let alone our own, that is a very common misperception of our group. Travis exacerbated this stigma and heightened it within the general public many, many times. I cringed what people who control our sports destiny thought every time he is on TV. You certainly don't have to like me saying this, and I understand off road riders not liking it. But until we start promoting our sport as somewhat safe recreation, we will be left with trails the equestrians and hikers don't want, if any at all. Like I said, very few Grandmas are running out to buy junior a PW after watching Travis sink it in the bay. We really need to work on our sports public image, by the way I never blamed Travis about your knee, it's not to the point or my business. Get well soon though. And saying Travis brought our sport to the mainstream is like saying Hazlewood brought attention to marine safety.

JMR1976 wrote:

So who gets AC’s bike?