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Dang... that sucks. I watched him come up through intermediate and local pro at CMC. He’s a good dude from a good family. Best of luck after moto Dillan
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Another very fast amateur rider that should of easily been on a factory team right out of amateur racing. Kawasaki screwed him along with most of there other star team green talent.
Another very fast amateur rider that should of easily been on a factory team right out of amateur racing. Kawasaki screwed him along with most of there other star team green talent.
Sounds like he made a well thought out decision to quit racing. But hopefully Dillan continues to ride dirt bike and hang out with his buddies having fun. We've all seen too many young fast guys quit and never get on a bike again. I'm in my 60's and I dread the day that I can't gear up and hit the track. Enjoy it while ya can. Life is good, let's moto.
Please expound, I'm not happy about this news, Dillan was a promising rider.
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Hey Dillan, any chance you could race the triple crown (nor cal)? Pmull is making it look easy.
"If you are going through HELL, keep going."-Winston Churchill
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I didn't say anything bad about him at all. He flat out hauls ass on a Dirt bike. And if pro circuit /Kawasaki would of backed him liked they did in the amateur ranks he would still be racing I bet. It's just to bad they dumped him after turning pro.
TRAVO 67 wrote:
I didn't say anything bad about him at all. He flat out hauls ass on a Dirt bike. And if pro circuit /Kawasaki would of backed him liked they did in the amateur ranks he would still be racing I bet. It's just to bad they dumped him after turning pro.
Team Green Kawasaki supported him as an amateur, making it to Pro Circuit isn't guaranteed just because you're on Team Green...PC/Mitch and his sponsors make the call on who gets brought up, not Team Green.
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I heard that Mitch/Pro Circuit wanted Dillan to be on the team, but Justin's relationship with Monster Energy gave him the nod. It's unfortunate that Dillan got left out in the dust and it took him many years before he really got comfortable at the pro level and earned a spot on Rockstar Yamaha. It only lasted a season but Dillan proved he could beat some of the best riders in the sport (Alessi, Goerke, Pourcel, Facciotti, etc).