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Edited Date/Time
1/19/2014 10:01am
Many fair weathered fans have fallen off the Reed Wagon. Just two years ago seems like so many had a slobbering love affair with him. He could do no wrong.
Well that dude was not the fastest. He didn't get the best starts. But he displayed a very smart approach to A1. He used practice to well......uh.... Practice. Then he just tried to pass early off the gate when he could and then settle into a pace that was safe and fast enough for a great result. As I look around I see a lot of empty seats up here on the wagon. Come climb back on, we'll be glad to have ya back.
So stoked for him.
Well that dude was not the fastest. He didn't get the best starts. But he displayed a very smart approach to A1. He used practice to well......uh.... Practice. Then he just tried to pass early off the gate when he could and then settle into a pace that was safe and fast enough for a great result. As I look around I see a lot of empty seats up here on the wagon. Come climb back on, we'll be glad to have ya back.
So stoked for him.
Rehearsals...
Going out
Ozzy giving a push off
Interviews with Gentleman Jim!
The Shop
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
But damn, damn, damn, was it ever exciting to see him on top.
Ok, on the other hand, it could be that Reed is just so damn gnarly that he just willed himself to the front of the most talented field of supercross racers this sport has ever seen...
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