Jacob Saylor

mw21784
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Edited Date/Time 1/27/2012 6:48am
Can u believe that Saylor finished 14th overall in the east coast lites!The kid had no practice bike and hitched a ride with friends to most of the races . He Still managed to make 7 out of 8 main events! Just think what he could have done if he had a practice bike and had time to train.......Top 10 or better? Good job bud.
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4/5/2009 7:37pm
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Mike D
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4/5/2009 9:36pm
Why did he not have a practice bike? Why did he not have time to train? Sounds like he has a good thing going in Germany.
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4/5/2009 10:14pm
mw21784 wrote:
Can u believe that Saylor finished 14th overall in the east coast lites!The kid had no practice bike and hitched a ride with friends to most...
Can u believe that Saylor finished 14th overall in the east coast lites!The kid had no practice bike and hitched a ride with friends to most of the races . He Still managed to make 7 out of 8 main events! Just think what he could have done if he had a practice bike and had time to train.......Top 10 or better? Good job bud.
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Damn straight!! Go Jake!

MIke, because bikes are fuggin expensive. Especially when you have to compete against factory bikes on your own cash.

I'm still down for a pro level stock class!!!!!!!!!!!
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4/5/2009 10:19pm
mw21784 wrote:
Can u believe that Saylor finished 14th overall in the east coast lites!The kid had no practice bike and hitched a ride with friends to most...
Can u believe that Saylor finished 14th overall in the east coast lites!The kid had no practice bike and hitched a ride with friends to most of the races . He Still managed to make 7 out of 8 main events! Just think what he could have done if he had a practice bike and had time to train.......Top 10 or better? Good job bud.
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Nice post Matt, I know you have helped Jacob this year a few times and he definitely deserves some recognition. Hope he keeps up the hard work and gets on a team that can show his true potential.

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4/5/2009 10:49pm Edited Date/Time 4/5/2009 10:54pm
mw21784 wrote:
Can u believe that Saylor finished 14th overall in the east coast lites!The kid had no practice bike and hitched a ride with friends to most...
Can u believe that Saylor finished 14th overall in the east coast lites!The kid had no practice bike and hitched a ride with friends to most of the races . He Still managed to make 7 out of 8 main events! Just think what he could have done if he had a practice bike and had time to train.......Top 10 or better? Good job bud.
-SS
MxDaD324 wrote:
Nice post Matt, I know you have helped Jacob this year a few times and he definitely deserves some recognition. Hope he keeps up the hard...
Nice post Matt, I know you have helped Jacob this year a few times and he definitely deserves some recognition. Hope he keeps up the hard work and gets on a team that can show his true potential.
the post was from jacobs mechanic. the only chance jacob got to practice was when him dennis jonon and myself got a chance to go to the whartons place to ride the week before st louis. they jumped at a chance to ride during the week even though it was only for a short time since we had our race bikes.(which we didnt want to put alot of hours on them). jacob and dennis did awsome this supercross season and will continue there success in germany and the american nationals respectively.
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4/6/2009 12:00am
mw21784 wrote:
Can u believe that Saylor finished 14th overall in the east coast lites!The kid had no practice bike and hitched a ride with friends to most...
Can u believe that Saylor finished 14th overall in the east coast lites!The kid had no practice bike and hitched a ride with friends to most of the races . He Still managed to make 7 out of 8 main events! Just think what he could have done if he had a practice bike and had time to train.......Top 10 or better? Good job bud.
-SS
MxDaD324 wrote:
Nice post Matt, I know you have helped Jacob this year a few times and he definitely deserves some recognition. Hope he keeps up the hard...
Nice post Matt, I know you have helped Jacob this year a few times and he definitely deserves some recognition. Hope he keeps up the hard work and gets on a team that can show his true potential.
mw21784 wrote:
the post was from jacobs mechanic. the only chance jacob got to practice was when him dennis jonon and myself got a chance to go to...
the post was from jacobs mechanic. the only chance jacob got to practice was when him dennis jonon and myself got a chance to go to the whartons place to ride the week before st louis. they jumped at a chance to ride during the week even though it was only for a short time since we had our race bikes.(which we didnt want to put alot of hours on them). jacob and dennis did awsome this supercross season and will continue there success in germany and the american nationals respectively.
Props to both of those guys.
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JAYLOR rules.

Hey, that didn't sound right.

Big Jacob fan here.

Love that kid.

Was almost cleaned out in LCQ and snuck in there.

Tres coolio.

* Shh - Dude pulls Russian chicks like he's got a vodka fanny-pack.

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