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Not odd. I buy a new moto lid every year, or after 2 good crashes. New lid is that year's race helmet, last year's race helmet is this year's trail riding helmet, last year's trail helmet is this year's night riding helmet. When one hits end of life, the straps get cut out and up on the wall it goes. A lot of helmets up on my shop wall and while some still look wearable from the outside, some show very visible external evidence of doing their job! I started cutting the straps out simply because I was finding myself...

The rider fully engulfed in flames has sealed the deal for me, lmao

They used Suzuki's , nobody could start them .

I had the same question. I didn’t watch the trailer until Mav posted it but I saw the autoplay on Netflix and immediately noticed that the riding style definitely looked “vintage”, which is kind of nuanced on the director’s part if intentional. I was like, where did they even find people that know how to ride like that these days? Is that normal in India? Bikes and gear definitely aren’t modern.

Is it vintage.....Or is it Bajaj? A bit like the first time you see Napoleon Dynamite, and you can't figure out if it's 1988, or it's 2008 and they're just Mormons.

Whos dad is a lawyer and came on Vital threatening lawsuits to Vitards who criticized his son? I though it was a Harrison, perhaps Heath. I just remember he spawned a bunch of "-Vitard, ESQ" finishes to posts 🙃

I don't see Mitchell Harrison running Ken down but if he pulled any nonsense it would be career suicide

Absolutely Paul Buckley, to have a berm named after you at Southwick MX-338 is reason enough. His stuff was absolutely everywhere.

Easy!!!! PAUL BUCKLEY!!

Same could be said for stock KTM clutches. They come with some really good parts from the factory. The brand always got a lot of abnormal hate, but I’ve seen KTM 4 strokes go an ungodly amount of hours without ever even having the valves checked compared to the amount of Japanese bikes that have already had a top end by then. Monk, on Thumpertalk, documented his journey to 600+ hours on his KTM 350 very well without ever opening it up. He was a local pro/AA offroad rider and I believe it was his practice and race bike. IIRC...

2 stroke Ktm’s have vertex as OEM. 4 strokes use CP as OEM. I think the CP has a better ring design than the vertex 4 stroke pistons. The last few vertex I used in my 350 seemed to burn some oil where the OEM I took out didn’t. Depending on how many hours are on it maybe just throw some new OEM rings on the stock piston. Thats the route I took on my 450 at 110 hours. Piston still looked new.

I've never put a bike inside a house before. I did put some in a few motel 6 rooms when I went to the races with a pick up truck in 96-97... But if you have a garage that you can lock, I think it's crazy to put a bike in a house. It's not like they're goldbricks haha. I don't even allow shoes, even unworn, in my house... Funny/scary story... I lived in an apartment until I was 16. We rented an offsite garage to work on bikes but left the bikes in an trailer (behind a truck) in...

Hold on a minute… are all you guys single? 😂😂 I’m thinking the living room is probably a little bit of a contentious decision lol

I do. I rent a dinky old apartment in Lake Elsinore. No garage, no kids, no wife so bike stays inside. Very cheap rent justifies it for me ha

Tomac won 4 Rounds this year, so far. Can we at least let him do his thing? He's at the end of his career. He's old school and private. Doesn't say much to the media or the Podcasters. I know guys like Weege, Lewis, Matthes etc love verbally pissing on Eli as much as they can because he's quiet and doesn't give them anything but that's just him. Asking which Tomac shows up is completely belittling to one of the best of the Sport. There's always more to it.