Jeffrey Herlings training in sand

PastranaWho wrote:

[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/03/24/129209/s1200_i_want_you_1.jpg[/img]

Motofinne wrote:

And to the people that think Herlings can't ride a big bike. This happened on a "shitty" 350 when he was 17 or 18 years old.[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/03/24/129191/s1200_mxdn.jpg[/img]

And to the people that think Herlings can't ride a big bike. This happened on a "shitty" 350 when he was 17 or 18 years old.

kzizok wrote:

What people think that he can't ride a big bike? The same people clammering for him to move to the big bike class? Your post is...

What people think that he can't ride a big bike? The same people clammering for him to move to the big bike class?

Your post is a classic conflict of terms.

Rowlands wrote:

He is getting better attitude wise a few years ago he was a little over the top He's young and arrogant what do you expect...

He is getting better attitude wise a few years ago he was a little over the top

He's young and arrogant what do you expect ? Comparing him and Dungey is just silly because they are too totally differant people with differant personalities. I personally am a bigger fan of Herlings brings some light to the sport unlike diesel. I can't wait for him to come to America at some point and wipe the floor with you guys. And I can guarantee if he stays healthy he will win a MXGP.

Go Jeffrey go

Rowlands wrote:

He is getting better attitude wise a few years ago he was a little over the top He's young and arrogant what do you expect...

He is getting better attitude wise a few years ago he was a little over the top

He's young and arrogant what do you expect ? Comparing him and Dungey is just silly because they are too totally differant people with differant personalities. I personally am a bigger fan of Herlings brings some light to the sport unlike diesel. I can't wait for him to come to America at some point and wipe the floor with you guys. And I can guarantee if he stays healthy he will win a MXGP.

Go Jeffrey go

Park Boys wrote:

"Come to America and wipe the floor with you guys" LMFAO!! Have we learned nothing about riders in the modern era going to race other racers...

"Come to America and wipe the floor with you guys" LMFAO!! Have we learned nothing about riders in the modern era going to race other racers series? I hope he stays healthy this year and races Webb in Charlotte, I think you will be pretty pissed off when he gets smoked. You can save what I said here, Oh and if Jeremy goes Jefferey Hunting at Glen Helen he wont win a moto when the GPs come to America. Barring Injuries of course.

jemcee wrote:

Watching that dude ride is awesome especially in sand.. just mofuckingmentum I have no problem with him doing another year, gaining his confidence back and stepping...

Watching that dude ride is awesome especially in sand.. just mofuckingmentum

I have no problem with him doing another year, gaining his confidence back and stepping up next year at the top of his game.. Cause it's what he deserves and so many others involved in this sometimes shitty sport don't get what they deserve!
But the results of Febvre of Gajser give us a little hint that he'll most likely continue his winning ways when he does move up

Motofinne wrote:

And to the people that think Herlings can't ride a big bike. This happened on a "shitty" 350 when he was 17 or 18 years old.[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/03/24/129191/s1200_mxdn.jpg[/img]

And to the people that think Herlings can't ride a big bike. This happened on a "shitty" 350 when he was 17 or 18 years old.

rubarb wrote:

That dude is gansta!

Get on that fo five oh and come to merica and spank the dunge

Motofinne wrote:

And to the people that think Herlings can't ride a big bike. This happened on a "shitty" 350 when he was 17 or 18 years old.[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/03/24/129191/s1200_mxdn.jpg[/img]

And to the people that think Herlings can't ride a big bike. This happened on a "shitty" 350 when he was 17 or 18 years old.

Deetsmx wrote:

That was 5 years ago, even more proof that he is a sandbagger.

2strokerider wrote:

Jeffrey was only 15-16 at the time - beats a prime villipoto.... martin and webb were still sandbagging the amateurs at 15-16 years old whilst herlings...

Jeffrey was only 15-16 at the time - beats a prime villipoto.... martin and webb were still sandbagging the amateurs at 15-16 years old whilst herlings was winning gps and beating ryan villipoto at the des nations

hopefully we will see herlings race a couple of nationals this year, I think everyone else will be riding for 2nd place if he does regardless of the track. Wasn't there a rumour he was doing southwick?

I'm pretty sure herlings would have moved up if he'd won another title and not had all the serious injuries, hes even alluded to it this year- once he goes mx1 I think its game over for everyone else for the next 10 years or so. As talented as some of the mx1 guys are, herlings is next level- best rider in the world by a long way when fully fit.

Motofinne wrote:

And to the people that think Herlings can't ride a big bike. This happened on a "shitty" 350 when he was 17 or 18 years old.[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/03/24/129191/s1200_mxdn.jpg[/img]

And to the people that think Herlings can't ride a big bike. This happened on a "shitty" 350 when he was 17 or 18 years old.

Deetsmx wrote:

That was 5 years ago, even more proof that he is a sandbagger.

2strokerider wrote:

Jeffrey was only 15-16 at the time - beats a prime villipoto.... martin and webb were still sandbagging the amateurs at 15-16 years old whilst herlings...

Jeffrey was only 15-16 at the time - beats a prime villipoto.... martin and webb were still sandbagging the amateurs at 15-16 years old whilst herlings was winning gps and beating ryan villipoto at the des nations

hopefully we will see herlings race a couple of nationals this year, I think everyone else will be riding for 2nd place if he does regardless of the track. Wasn't there a rumour he was doing southwick?

I'm pretty sure herlings would have moved up if he'd won another title and not had all the serious injuries, hes even alluded to it this year- once he goes mx1 I think its game over for everyone else for the next 10 years or so. As talented as some of the mx1 guys are, herlings is next level- best rider in the world by a long way when fully fit.

Deetsmx wrote:

That was 5 years ago, even more proof that he is a sandbagger.

2strokerider wrote:

Jeffrey was only 15-16 at the time - beats a prime villipoto.... martin and webb were still sandbagging the amateurs at 15-16 years old whilst herlings...

Jeffrey was only 15-16 at the time - beats a prime villipoto.... martin and webb were still sandbagging the amateurs at 15-16 years old whilst herlings was winning gps and beating ryan villipoto at the des nations

hopefully we will see herlings race a couple of nationals this year, I think everyone else will be riding for 2nd place if he does regardless of the track. Wasn't there a rumour he was doing southwick?

I'm pretty sure herlings would have moved up if he'd won another title and not had all the serious injuries, hes even alluded to it this year- once he goes mx1 I think its game over for everyone else for the next 10 years or so. As talented as some of the mx1 guys are, herlings is next level- best rider in the world by a long way when fully fit.

Flatliner wrote:

Yea, he's going to just stroll up to Millville in 90 degree temperatures and beat everybody. Right.

Park Boys wrote:

"Come to America and wipe the floor with you guys" LMFAO!! Have we learned nothing about riders in the modern era going to race other racers...

"Come to America and wipe the floor with you guys" LMFAO!! Have we learned nothing about riders in the modern era going to race other racers series? I hope he stays healthy this year and races Webb in Charlotte, I think you will be pretty pissed off when he gets smoked. You can save what I said here, Oh and if Jeremy goes Jefferey Hunting at Glen Helen he wont win a moto when the GPs come to America. Barring Injuries of course.

2strokerider wrote:

Jeffrey was only 15-16 at the time - beats a prime villipoto.... martin and webb were still sandbagging the amateurs at 15-16 years old whilst herlings...

Jeffrey was only 15-16 at the time - beats a prime villipoto.... martin and webb were still sandbagging the amateurs at 15-16 years old whilst herlings was winning gps and beating ryan villipoto at the des nations

hopefully we will see herlings race a couple of nationals this year, I think everyone else will be riding for 2nd place if he does regardless of the track. Wasn't there a rumour he was doing southwick?

I'm pretty sure herlings would have moved up if he'd won another title and not had all the serious injuries, hes even alluded to it this year- once he goes mx1 I think its game over for everyone else for the next 10 years or so. As talented as some of the mx1 guys are, herlings is next level- best rider in the world by a long way when fully fit.

Flatliner wrote:

Yea, he's going to just stroll up to Millville in 90 degree temperatures and beat everybody. Right.

Aryen wrote:

I'd say he'd probably be contending for the W.

ATKpilot99 wrote:

What does Jlaw think of all of this ???

Flatliner wrote:

Sure, saying that is fine.... 2strokerider just said the guy is the best rider in the world, which is absolutely crazy. Would he race the ama's...

Sure, saying that is fine.... 2strokerider just said the guy is the best rider in the world, which is absolutely crazy.

Would he race the ama's in the 250, or 450 class and win either title year one? No, he wouldn't.

Its not to discredit him, but as we all know the racing is much, much different.

Flatliner wrote:

Sure, saying that is fine.... 2strokerider just said the guy is the best rider in the world, which is absolutely crazy. Would he race the ama's...

Sure, saying that is fine.... 2strokerider just said the guy is the best rider in the world, which is absolutely crazy.

Would he race the ama's in the 250, or 450 class and win either title year one? No, he wouldn't.

Its not to discredit him, but as we all know the racing is much, much different.

crusty_xx wrote:

2strokerider is always very confident in his statements ;) Actually I believe he would win the 250 class in his first year. Or at least he...

2strokerider is always very confident in his statements

Actually I believe he would win the 250 class in his first year. Or at least he would have a very good shot at it but it's not like it would be easy.
450 class nope. Maybe in year two but we will probably never find out.

Can't wait for the USGPs and the mxdn. Webb will probably risk his life to beat him and vice versa