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that not only loves the sport and participates in motocross on the weekends...but is also considered an "aficionado" who honestly and truly appreciates motocross racing at it's highest level....would belittle and denigrate one of the greatest icons the sport has ever seen?
The fan that questions a true motocross icons return to racing after an 8 month hiatus due to a serious injury....for NOT winning his 1st race back? What kind of jackoff would say that and where could you find him?
Vital MX baby, that's where!
Headquarters and home-base of USDA, 100% certified and douchebag.org approved, often imitated but never duplicated, Vitalmx.com...home to motocross jackoffs everywhere.
Dan Dunes....go ride
The fan that questions a true motocross icons return to racing after an 8 month hiatus due to a serious injury....for NOT winning his 1st race back? What kind of jackoff would say that and where could you find him?
Vital MX baby, that's where!
Headquarters and home-base of USDA, 100% certified and douchebag.org approved, often imitated but never duplicated, Vitalmx.com...home to motocross jackoffs everywhere.
Dan Dunes....go ride
Dayum dude..you want to share some of that stuff you're using?
The Shop
There is no denying that he is a great motocross talent.
Dungey has proven to me that he is the real deal. I see a guy that sleeps on a bed of nails, pulls a thousand pound wagon uphill while chewing nails and spitting bullets!
Old Stew is a real popular guy. Dungey is a worker that is going to continue to take him to the wood shed.
sx and mx champ, one of the few to chink rc's armor...ever.
no, he's not a living legend and sports icon...nah
Short, on the other hand, is a guy I'd love to live next door to. He's passionate about the sport, grateful for everything he's got, a humble, happy person, and he's a really, really good rider. But facts are facts, and the facts are he'd get beat by James in 99 out of 100 motos. That's the way life goes sometimes.
You have to objectively separate a personality with their work performance. I work with a guy who's a DCS programmer, and he's as detestable of a person as anyone I ever knew. I can't stand to be in his presence for more than 30 minutes. But he's a freakin' genius with a DCS. If I owned a power plant, I'd hire him in a minute to handle the DCS. I just wouldn't want to hang around with him.
Finally we agree...thanks for seeing it my way.
Go ride Bobby.
Oh and BTW I love that JS was back. Most exciting day of MX in years. I've commented numerous times that it was awesome watching him again and hope he continues to race this year. He's an amazing talent and the most exciting rider of all time to watch on a bike IMO. I also commented on how impressive he was coming off the couch. I'm sorry bobby but you need to check yourself sir.
It is easy to sit back and throw stones at any of these pros at a given time, but all you have to do is get out on the track with them, see how they train during the week, see the sacrifices that they make throughout their lives, see what it is like to injured and come back.
A real racer has been through these things to some degree and understands first hand. These guys are bad ass, all of them.
I hope that the real hardcore fans take this site back and have good discussions about mx/sx racing without all of the bs that seems to go on here on a regular basis.
Pit Row
Chad Reed said in the Matthes podcast he did not think Dungey would be able run Stewarts pace.
Its Chads fault?
Personally I don't think he or the bike is anywhere close to being ready.
It is always amusing when people that have accomplished nothing in the sport can criticize one of the few that have accomplished nearly everything.
and i certainly don't have the copy right to bashing tony's ideas for his sons racing career/s
JS has been amazing during his career. To come back and finish 3rd in your first moto back after 8 months, is incredible. I cant see how any real racer would not understand that.
While there is some people that are neutral and don't let emotions block what the big picture really is.
Does someone really need to be out there riding and racing to this day to be hardcore fan? I really don't understand what your saying,because a lot of these people that bag on Stewart and Dungey probably are out there participating and riding.
It's the Douchebags that bring there emotion and favoritism in there posts to the boards that make this place look like shit. They usually disrespect every other rider putting in work in the series with there shit talk and don't even realize it.
More than likely they are the guys standing around waiting for an autograph on a poster that they can jerk off to later.
Respect the people who race for a living, they deserve it.
I think most people just want to see a race, whether it's RD and JS, or RD and RV, or whoever..
and bench race about it before, during and afterwards. We all have favorites, to some extent, and it's supposed to be part of the fun to hype up the race by talking some smack, but, lately it's just to the point of ruining the experience!
I think sometimes we all take this shit WAY TOO SERIOUSLY. JMO
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