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Big Lenny
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al8
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5/9/2008 9:06am
The kid has skills for sure.
Trip
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5/9/2008 9:16am
I didn't have a stop watch, but yesterday at Glen Helen RV didn't look all that impressive. Canard, Dungy, and the Boost Mobile team were on the gas all day.
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5/9/2008 9:22am
Mr. Eads (inside joke):

Was that at GH yesterday?
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5/9/2008 9:24am
I thought you left us, Kari

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5/9/2008 9:25am
mom241 wrote:
Mr. Eads (inside joke):

Was that at GH yesterday?
Hey Mom, nice boy you have there!
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5/9/2008 9:25am
I am a new Canard fan...I think the kid is great. I saw an older pic of RC the other day and he looks exactly like Canard.

Does this kid realize he says "I just got to give 200%" in every single interview- multiple times in one broadcast? I wait for it every time, and he says it every time! He could use a little speech coaching, but an awesome rider.
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5/9/2008 9:31am
Ha Ha--I didn't really leave. It's just easy sometimes to get your feelings hurt, or to get articially pumped up. Neither one is good.

Yes, he is a great young man, thank you. I wonder, people who say that Chad or Lawrence say what's on their mind; why is that different from the nice kids that say what's on their mind??? LOL

I think the 200% is a training tool, Jeff Emig actually alluded to that once. But you're right, he needs to get better on speeches. He is actually VERY shy, so for him to do as good as he does is amazing. Maybe he can learn from IMO the best, K-dub.
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5/9/2008 9:32am
Hey mom, long time no see...
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5/9/2008 9:33am
Kari, send him to a Dale Carnegie course during the off season.
It'll do wonders for his speaking and his career
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5/9/2008 9:44am Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 6:54pm
Hi Kari....I think Trey is doin' just fine on his interviews, he's come along with the Camera and Mic in front of him, I think Jimmy's been helping him out with the shyness.
Did you see the pretty new red bike of Jimmy's. I need to go buy a new wardrobe now.

Kori
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5/9/2008 9:46am
No, you're entitled to your opinion. No worries. I think that RV among others will be hard to beat. That kind of stuff doesn't bother me. I don't think Trey is scared, though.
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5/9/2008 9:49am
mom241 wrote:
Ha Ha--I didn't really leave. It's just easy sometimes to get your feelings hurt, or to get articially pumped up. Neither one is good. Yes, he...
Ha Ha--I didn't really leave. It's just easy sometimes to get your feelings hurt, or to get articially pumped up. Neither one is good.

Yes, he is a great young man, thank you. I wonder, people who say that Chad or Lawrence say what's on their mind; why is that different from the nice kids that say what's on their mind??? LOL

I think the 200% is a training tool, Jeff Emig actually alluded to that once. But you're right, he needs to get better on speeches. He is actually VERY shy, so for him to do as good as he does is amazing. Maybe he can learn from IMO the best, K-dub.
There are about 99.9% of the riders wishing they had the chance to practice those kind of speeches.

He's doing just fine.. I'll take Trey's over the card board cut outs we get most of the time. You can feel his excitement in every word. That's a nice change.
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5/9/2008 9:52am
Trey does fine in interviews, and is easily one of the most approachable riders out there. It's easy to see that he's been working hard on every part of his game.

As far as 200%, I know most of us strive for something better, whether it's in riding, work, personal lives, etc. Even when we think we're maxed out, we're capable of more. (I certainly know that I am.) Maybe the 200% is Trey's way of reminding himself to keep pushing.

Seems to be working so far.
5/9/2008 9:54am
Wow, lookin' good. I sure hope I can make it to all the national rounds that I want to go to. (Anybody want to give me a ride to Red Bud?) Definitely looking forward to watching Trey and the rest of the lites guys duking it out. Here's to everyone making it through the season safely, eh?

And maybe we'll even get some good racing out of the big bikes, too. Grinning
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5/9/2008 10:05am
mom241 wrote:
Mr. Eads (inside joke):

Was that at GH yesterday?
Haha! I remember that story (the inside joke one)! That was pretty funny indeed.


Kari, it was nice meeting you, Trey, and the rest of the Canard clan at Minneapolis.

I have to agree with Steve when he says Trey is approachable. The kid literally just got done with a 15 lap main, and didn't have the best of races, but was all smiles in the stands. Great kid and family. Good luck in TGO!
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Big Lenny wrote:
[img]http://www2.worldpub.net/images/motocross/300-Glen_Helen_May8_2008_26.jpg[/img]
The only way you'll ever see me in that position is if I'm in the process of tipping over.
5/9/2008 10:16am
123 wrote:
The only way you'll ever see me in that position is if I'm in the process of tipping over.
Same here. Grinning

That's me about eight seconds before someone needs to dial 911.
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5/9/2008 10:21am
Trey comes across as sincere and humble in his interviews and those two characteristics will take him a long way.
I thought the 200% was in reference to the raise he earned this year.Smile
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5/9/2008 10:27am

I have alot more, I'll put them up when I get home from work.
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5/9/2008 10:28am
Trey's a great kid and an amazing rider. I hope he kicks some ass this summer. We know for sure he's not afraid to bang bars if he needs too.
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I am a new Canard fan...I think the kid is great. I saw an older pic of RC the other day and he looks exactly like...
I am a new Canard fan...I think the kid is great. I saw an older pic of RC the other day and he looks exactly like Canard.

Does this kid realize he says "I just got to give 200%" in every single interview- multiple times in one broadcast? I wait for it every time, and he says it every time! He could use a little speech coaching, but an awesome rider.
He repeats (Super pumped) over and over each interview.
Annoying sometimes.
Big Lenny
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5/9/2008 10:38am
Maybe because he is, nothing's more annoying as Shaheen's "Gritty" bullshit
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5/9/2008 10:48am
Big Lenny wrote:
Maybe because he is, nothing's more annoying as Shaheen's "Gritty" bullshit
aint that the truth.
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5/9/2008 11:14am
How would you describe Reed's late season?

How many of you would have ridden the night that he crashed?

How about the week after that?
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I wouldn't even have rode the week before the crash. But I suck and they wouldn't let me on the track.
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1. "Gritty"

2. Nope...

3. Nope...
5/9/2008 12:49pm
mom241 wrote:
Ha Ha--I didn't really leave. It's just easy sometimes to get your feelings hurt, or to get articially pumped up. Neither one is good. Yes, he...
Ha Ha--I didn't really leave. It's just easy sometimes to get your feelings hurt, or to get articially pumped up. Neither one is good.

Yes, he is a great young man, thank you. I wonder, people who say that Chad or Lawrence say what's on their mind; why is that different from the nice kids that say what's on their mind??? LOL

I think the 200% is a training tool, Jeff Emig actually alluded to that once. But you're right, he needs to get better on speeches. He is actually VERY shy, so for him to do as good as he does is amazing. Maybe he can learn from IMO the best, K-dub.
I have to say that you have done a good job with both of your sons. They both are polite people. Trey scored huge points with my son. Trey came down off the podium on his way through the tunnle with his 1w jersy on and my son was standing there but he didnt want to bother Trey, but Trey saw him and knew he wanted to talk with him, so Trey walked up to him put his arm around him and walked with him and talked as he was walking back until Trey got mobbed. Very Impressive.

By the way I like Trey interviews.

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