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Cali is dumb dumb dumb.

James is a magician on a bike.Skills beyond belief.
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Highsider 7/27/2010 5:36am
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I like everything about Unadilla.

Why he plans to return at that track,escapes me.
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calimxer91 7/27/2010 5:38am
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Highsider wrote:
I like everything about Unadilla.

Why he plans to return at that track,escapes me.
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Camp332 7/27/2010 5:40am
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calimxer91 wrote:
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This board aint shit. holla!
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motomike137 7/27/2010 5:46am
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Cali I think James would say you need to step outside for some fresh air! lol!

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seth505 7/27/2010 5:48am
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more like LOSE,WIN,LOSE situation if you ask me
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raddad 7/27/2010 6:00am
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This whole thing is a 3X losing situation for anyone that runs with JS. What about Short? If JS falls or gets tired and Short passes him, will he get any credit for doing so? And RD, if he wins or loses there are plenty of good and bad excuses to go around.

It could be fun to watch JS and RD go at it but as so many have said before in other threads, its only a few races and those will not prove much as to who the best really is considering all the circumstances.. Lets hope that JS and all the rest can line up next year for a full season of great racing!

Ya i know, JS may never do the outdoors again but a guy can hope right?Smile
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bents 7/27/2010 6:01am
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Cali,

Right on. But James has been put himself in this situation with what he has said-he has built it up. Now he has to deliver big time! He could have taken a decidedly much lower profile in his preparation to return to racing.
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adamdf 7/27/2010 6:28am
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in watching some of the races, i recall Emig saying RD should go for it, fight for the win over James, that would show James and everyone he is for real, it would make a big statement, its not necessary now, but what about next year if JAmes comes back full time? He would remember RD beat him the previous year, and that goes a long way for the mental side of things.
panic revver 7/27/2010 6:34am
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raddad wrote:
This whole thing is a 3X losing situation for anyone that runs with JS. What about Short? If JS falls or gets tired and Short passes...
This whole thing is a 3X losing situation for anyone that runs with JS. What about Short? If JS falls or gets tired and Short passes him, will he get any credit for doing so? And RD, if he wins or loses there are plenty of good and bad excuses to go around.

It could be fun to watch JS and RD go at it but as so many have said before in other threads, its only a few races and those will not prove much as to who the best really is considering all the circumstances.. Lets hope that JS and all the rest can line up next year for a full season of great racing!

Ya i know, JS may never do the outdoors again but a guy can hope right?Smile
Funny how so many, you included, use that ONE race in SX where James toyed with RD to compare them though.
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I think James understands that it is better for his career to get out there and race - rather than to not race at all. He must be chomping at the bit to get back out there and prove to the world that he is still the fastest. But even if he doesn't win his first time out - it still beats sitting his fat ass on the couch all summer or trying to fly a motorcycle across a lake.
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chrisbuehler 7/27/2010 7:03am
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raddad wrote:
This whole thing is a 3X losing situation for anyone that runs with JS. What about Short? If JS falls or gets tired and Short passes...
This whole thing is a 3X losing situation for anyone that runs with JS. What about Short? If JS falls or gets tired and Short passes him, will he get any credit for doing so? And RD, if he wins or loses there are plenty of good and bad excuses to go around.

It could be fun to watch JS and RD go at it but as so many have said before in other threads, its only a few races and those will not prove much as to who the best really is considering all the circumstances.. Lets hope that JS and all the rest can line up next year for a full season of great racing!

Ya i know, JS may never do the outdoors again but a guy can hope right?Smile
panic revver wrote:
Funny how so many, you included, use that ONE race in SX where James toyed with RD to compare them though.
James told you he toyed with RD that race and the win was easy? What are his thoughts on the upcoming race next time you talk?
panic revver 7/27/2010 7:12am
7/27/2010 7:12am
raddad wrote:
This whole thing is a 3X losing situation for anyone that runs with JS. What about Short? If JS falls or gets tired and Short passes...
This whole thing is a 3X losing situation for anyone that runs with JS. What about Short? If JS falls or gets tired and Short passes him, will he get any credit for doing so? And RD, if he wins or loses there are plenty of good and bad excuses to go around.

It could be fun to watch JS and RD go at it but as so many have said before in other threads, its only a few races and those will not prove much as to who the best really is considering all the circumstances.. Lets hope that JS and all the rest can line up next year for a full season of great racing!

Ya i know, JS may never do the outdoors again but a guy can hope right?Smile
panic revver wrote:
Funny how so many, you included, use that ONE race in SX where James toyed with RD to compare them though.
chrisbuehler wrote:
James told you he toyed with RD that race and the win was easy? What are his thoughts on the upcoming race next time you talk?
Where did I say it was easy? Remember what the GOAT said during that race? Of course he doesn't know shit compared to all of the "core" experts on here.
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DrSweden 7/27/2010 7:17am
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I go for no 2!

I don't think anyone present has what it gets to beat a healthy and in fit Stew. So since he's cleared from the Doc, and right now he's training with that Aldon Baker I don't see him loosing. Not even a Pourcel in his right state of mind can do it.

RD has probably increased speed some, but his dominance is for an example of the lack of speed in the 450 class compared to the 250.

But if I'm wrong, I would be glad. Would be cool to have someone that could challenge Stew.
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KAWboy14 7/27/2010 7:19am
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if stewart comes out....starts last and passes everyone all the way to 1st place...it would be a win, win, win for him!
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Rudeboy119 7/27/2010 7:47am
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Dungy laying wood to #7 over the next few rounds would lay the ground work for getting in his head for the 11' SX series. The pressure is on #7 more then RD. The championship is pretty much a lock without a major getoff or 4 DNF's. This is all just pride and head games for #7 as he is not racing outdoors for the next 2 years
panic revver 7/27/2010 7:57am
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Dungy laying wood to #7 over the next few rounds would lay the ground work for getting in his head for the 11' SX series. The...
Dungy laying wood to #7 over the next few rounds would lay the ground work for getting in his head for the 11' SX series. The pressure is on #7 more then RD. The championship is pretty much a lock without a major getoff or 4 DNF's. This is all just pride and head games for #7 as he is not racing outdoors for the next 2 years
Yep. When did he announce he wasn't racing the next 2 years outdoors?
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pie8man 7/27/2010 9:03am
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The man is going racing and there is no doubt in my mind he wants to tell you all to STFU while he checks his speed against Dungey. If James does get beat by Dungey, it is not a lose situation. He will walk away knowing he has a little work to do and he will have the motivation to go do it. I can't wait to see JS and RD come through the pack of Hondas that can't seem to get a bad start right now. I think we might actually have some action in the last few laps.
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JLEADER628 7/27/2010 9:08am
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DrSweden wrote:
I go for no 2! I don't think anyone present has what it gets to beat a healthy and in fit Stew. So since he's cleared...
I go for no 2!

I don't think anyone present has what it gets to beat a healthy and in fit Stew. So since he's cleared from the Doc, and right now he's training with that Aldon Baker I don't see him loosing. Not even a Pourcel in his right state of mind can do it.

RD has probably increased speed some, but his dominance is for an example of the lack of speed in the 450 class compared to the 250.

But if I'm wrong, I would be glad. Would be cool to have someone that could challenge Stew.
Tell me if im wrong, But if james gets the holeshot, i think the only ways dungey would ever habe a chance to catch him is if he gets a second place start and latches on and trys to make stewarts speeed, or stewart goes down.

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Moto East Mag 7/27/2010 9:13am
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My prediction is a 1-1 from James. He has more raw speed than Dungey, who will not lay his championship on the line.
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danman 7/27/2010 9:15am
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My bet is that the only way JS beats Dungey is by performing one of his patented take out....I mean jumps across the track and takes Dungey out.
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pie8man 7/27/2010 9:26am
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Anyone remember who I bet $5 with that Stewart would NOT win every national moto he enters this year? It seems Stewie is going to race and I can't remember who is going to owe me $5.
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JLEADER628 7/27/2010 9:26am
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danman wrote:
My bet is that the only way JS beats Dungey is by performing one of his patented take out....I mean jumps across the track and takes...
My bet is that the only way JS beats Dungey is by performing one of his patented take out....I mean jumps across the track and takes Dungey out.
yeah cause james stewart is totally known for his crazy takeouts,
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pie8man 7/27/2010 9:28am
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Stewart has landed on and taken out more people than any other rider since entering the 450 class.
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raddad 7/27/2010 9:35am
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pie8man wrote:
Stewart has landed on and taken out more people than any other rider since entering the 450 class.
I think he was being sarcastic?
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pie8man 7/27/2010 9:39am
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pie8man wrote:
Stewart has landed on and taken out more people than any other rider since entering the 450 class.
raddad wrote:
I think he was being sarcastic?
one can only hope
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Cigaro 7/27/2010 9:41am
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panic revver wrote:
Funny how so many, you included, use that ONE race in SX where James toyed with RD to compare them though.
Even funnier,I seen on another board that James was running 3 seconds a lap faster on his home track. Laughing Laughing Laughing


That means he's gonna kill Dungey since Dungey rode down at James on a 250 in 07 or 08.

DanDunes818 7/27/2010 9:41am
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pie8man wrote:
Anyone remember who I bet $5 with that Stewart would NOT win every national moto he enters this year? It seems Stewie is going to race...
Anyone remember who I bet $5 with that Stewart would NOT win every national moto he enters this year? It seems Stewie is going to race and I can't remember who is going to owe me $5.
I think if JS wins them all you'll get a PM saying where's my $5 if not you'll probably never find out..lol.



I'm not going to predict anything as you guys have probably noticed . I will say I think Dungey has to be the odds on favorite (all things considered) and if I had to bet I think i'd bet on Dungey. Not sure I'd bet on Dungey though. I think it may be one of those situations where I'd go to the betting window and think Dungey and say Stewart. W00t



As far as it being a lose lose situation I disagree. I think just JS showing up is a win for everyone including him. It's a win for the fans , it's a win for riders , and a win for the sport as a whole.
Chest Rockwell 7/27/2010 9:43am
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Highsider wrote:
I like everything about Unadilla.

Why he plans to return at that track,escapes me.
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panic revver 7/27/2010 9:52am
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panic revver wrote:
Funny how so many, you included, use that ONE race in SX where James toyed with RD to compare them though.
Cigaro wrote:
Even funnier,I seen on another board that James was running 3 seconds a lap faster on his home track. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: That means he's gonna...
Even funnier,I seen on another board that James was running 3 seconds a lap faster on his home track. Laughing Laughing Laughing


That means he's gonna kill Dungey since Dungey rode down at James on a 250 in 07 or 08.

Brilliance all over the place.
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agency399 7/27/2010 10:31am
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Listing to the pulp podcast with him recently, he said the goal is to be ready to go for A1....and if that means he is only as good as a 3-3 or whatever in the nationals, then that’s the way it will be.

He also said when Aldon or his agent I forget, said were getting ready for the last 4 nationals, it slipped his mind that Dilla would be one of them......maybe he was joking, I am not sure. But either way it will be great to have a super star back on the track.

And Cali, when you say "mild tip over" I am not sure if you were referring to James other crashes at dilla or not.........but there was nothing mild about them at all.
Can’t wait till dilla!!!!!!

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