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6/24/2013 8:14am
A while ago about bubba has banged his head to many times and he got slammed for it. Well,once again this weekend in moto 2 James gets up,all groggy and stumble and trips up to his bike now this ain't a bash but I don't like seeing riders in this state getn back on a bike.
Maybe these incidents are taking a toll on James as he is constantly having tip overs again and again I can't help but feel that something up top ain't right maybe Wardy was correct
Maybe these incidents are taking a toll on James as he is constantly having tip overs again and again I can't help but feel that something up top ain't right maybe Wardy was correct
I would think he has been medically reviewed on more than one occasion.
Dude has taking a beating, and i for one commend him for trying to ride it out and make some $ off the sport he helped bring so much outside attention too. Love him or hate him, outside of TP199, Mx/Sx has alot to be thankful for because of that cats presence.
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Combine the wrist, the knee, the head knocks, the speed of the Ryans and the age of James and you have what we see at the moment. Same type of scenario for Chad.
I just hate seeing him hit the deck at all anymore. I know it's part of the sport but with James, we've seen so much that you keep waiting for the unthinkable... I just want him to be able to walk away from the sport healthy. At least as healthy as he can be.
Right wrist “Both my wrists have been broken. My right wrist was way worse. In practice in 1989 at the Gainesville national I passed Danny Storbeck and kind of scrubbed a jump to stay low; he jumped high. His front wheel hit me in the back of the arm and shoved my arm bones up into my hand. It was hot, burning, but it didn’t feel broken. [Then] I looked down. I knew I was screwed. My glove was half ripped off, and it looked like someone took my hand off and set it on the side of my arm. About a year and a half after that it got to where I couldn’t ride anymore [competitively]. It was starting to lock up on me; my hand would involuntarily let go. I came back and won that Gainesville national a year later, but I had minimal success. I was close but never the same.”
I've never seen pictures or mention of Jame's wrist looking like that. It could have I don't know. Also, the only information we have about it is from James, and he's never said that it's stopping him from fully competing, as Johnson did.
As haydos25 pointed out, it's simply a culmination of everything. The old adage "motocross is a young man's sport" holds true... and you age kinda in dog years... one year to the next may not be graceful or kind.
Sincerely, DanTheDouche(I did deserve that)
Remember when we used to have all the races(Tampa, Orlando, Daytona and Gainesville) in the beginning of the year? Damn I miss that. We even had Miami and once at St Pete.
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