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......to greet a friendly French rider and maybe a strong German man with some authority.
With 3 out, it’s go time.
JS7 is the most entertaining rider since Hannah, my first hero,. even living in the frozen north.
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Kenny is one of the best racers on the planet but I can't bring myself to call him a strong German man. He has to weigh around 90 pounds soaking wet. Ultra fast German man-child seems appropriate.
Are you smart enough to buy a bike that costs less, weighs less, makes more horsepower per cubic centimeter, can be rebuilt for recycled aluminum can money and is giggle inducing? It is hard to believe that the American riding public flunks this test en masse. How stupid are you?
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FlaNard wrote:
Kenny is one of the best racers on the planet but I can't bring myself to call him a strong German man. He has to weigh around 90 pounds soaking wet. Ultra fast German man-child seems appropriate.
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FlaNard wrote:
Kenny is one of the best racers on the planet but I can't bring myself to call him a strong German man. He has to weigh around 90 pounds soaking wet. Ultra fast German man-child seems appropriate.
motogrady wrote:
Which really, might be an advantage.
Put a gymniast and a long distance runner together, and what do you have?
The perfect body and condition for moto.
Kinda forget about roczen. Jeez, he just might pull it off..........
SX racers are closer to the size of female gymnasts than their male counterparts
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FlaNard wrote:
Kenny is one of the best racers on the planet but I can't bring myself to call him a strong German man. He has to weigh around 90 pounds soaking wet. Ultra fast German man-child seems appropriate.
Kenny is one of the most fit riders out there, physique wise. Kid reminds me of a young George St. Pierre.
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FlaNard wrote:
Kenny is one of the best racers on the planet but I can't bring myself to call him a strong German man. He has to weigh around 90 pounds soaking wet. Ultra fast German man-child seems appropriate.
motogrady wrote:
Which really, might be an advantage.
Put a gymniast and a long distance runner together, and what do you have?
The perfect body and condition for moto.
Kinda forget about roczen. Jeez, he just might pull it off..........rohleder644 wrote:
SX racers are closer to the size of female gymnasts than their male counterparts
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FlaNard wrote:
Kenny is one of the best racers on the planet but I can't bring myself to call him a strong German man. He has to weigh around 90 pounds soaking wet. Ultra fast German man-child seems appropriate.
motogrady wrote:
Which really, might be an advantage.
Put a gymniast and a long distance runner together, and what do you have?
The perfect body and condition for moto.
Kinda forget about roczen. Jeez, he just might pull it off..........rohleder644 wrote:
SX racers are closer to the size of female gymnasts than their male counterparts
What does size have to do with anything? I seem remember a certain little red head that currently does some TV work for FOX Sports that has won a whole bunch of races and titles during his racing career.
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I think mentally he is the strongest. I’m a lot bigger than him, and have seen him up close at the MEC.
You don’t kick that pit bull. It’s time for Anderson to go from pretender to contender, if he has the mental strength, there’s no doubt he can ride a bike, but can he put it all together. Doors open a bit to be kicked in.
JS7 is the most entertaining rider since Hannah, my first hero,. even living in the frozen north.
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Drtbykr wrote:
I think mentally he is the strongest. I’m a lot bigger than him, and have seen him up close at the MEC.
You don’t kick that pit bull. It’s time for Anderson to go from pretender to contender, if he has the mental strength, there’s no doubt he can ride a bike, but can he put it all together. Doors open a bit to be kicked in.
He's definitely a very confident rider/racer and has been from a young age.
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-MAVERICK- wrote:
What does size have to do with anything? I seem remember a certain little red head that currently does some TV work for FOX Sports that has won a whole bunch of races and titles during his racing career.
Was merely responding to motogrady's comparison to a gymnast. Gymnasts are pretty damn stout
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Not disrespecting the shape he's in. I'm a gym rat myself. But regardless of how many times Kenny would lap me in a race he'd still look like my son standing next to me. It's all in good fun though. Kenny and his skills and pile of money don't mind what I call him.
Are you smart enough to buy a bike that costs less, weighs less, makes more horsepower per cubic centimeter, can be rebuilt for recycled aluminum can money and is giggle inducing? It is hard to believe that the American riding public flunks this test en masse. How stupid are you?
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Drtbykr wrote:
I think mentally he is the strongest. I’m a lot bigger than him, and have seen him up close at the MEC.
You don’t kick that pit bull. It’s time for Anderson to go from pretender to contender, if he has the mental strength, there’s no doubt he can ride a bike, but can he put it all together. Doors open a bit to be kicked in.
By far the strongest mentally imo.
Are you smart enough to buy a bike that costs less, weighs less, makes more horsepower per cubic centimeter, can be rebuilt for recycled aluminum can money and is giggle inducing? It is hard to believe that the American riding public flunks this test en masse. How stupid are you?
