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Especially when the dude who put 12sec on the field is the same age as Eli. He's hiding an injury. No other explanation

Once again Webb did not have rich parents. No hate comms, but he grew up in a double wide and rode to the track in a Ford Explorer and a 5x8.

Hard work isn't his issue, you don't get in the physical shape he's in without grinding. He doesn't know how to set up a bike, plain and simple. Team to team, same problem.

Yep I agree both can true. But I also think the great ones just make it work. Whether it be RC, RV, Dung, Tomac, they dont complain too much. After the fact they've come out and said things weren't perfect. But looking at their results you probably wouldn't know. I just think sometimes we give too much currency to the riders opinions on the bikes? They so often fail to put themselves in the equation when things aren't going so well? For example, a few years ago the KTM riders were apparently struggling with the bike. Next thing Dung comes...

Well unfortunately, I have quite a busy life outside of Vital and can’t peruse every post in every thread , so that being said, I apologize profusely to anyone that I may have offended ,particularly anyone with blue hair, lip rings ,run Daycare facilities in Minneapolis and/ or anybody named Karen . Hopefully that covers it 😉

“ Did Honda not know the red lights on the jump before the finish were just a warning light for a possible Red Cross flag on the finish line (not a “do mot jump” light)?” Ummm….no rider has said they knew this convoluted bs the ama is spouting. We know Brown didn’t know. He just said he didn’t see the light. It was on. Good chance he was so focused on the track he missed the light. Not an excuse based on past penalties. The riders, current and past, that I have seen comment never heard the supposed ama excuse...

Bunch of logical explanations there friend. Prado did not quit GPs, he completed that part of his career, winning four world championships. There was nothing there left to prove. He quit KTM/GasGas at the time because he had to come to America to race to still have challenges and progress, there wasn't a place for him on the USA team. And while he handled the situation shamedly, he quit Kawasaki as he felt he could not get the bike to work for him to achieve the results he wanted for himself. It was bad the way he handled the situation...

Most Americans would applaud if some posters in this thread quit posting on Vital

An AC separation will hurt like hell for a couple weeks and then suddenly feel normal. Please keep this guy healthy for outdoors!

At some point you have to really scare people into following laws. People who commit crimes like this have no idea what delayed gratification means. They only respond to the here and now. So basically you have to physically hurt them to teach them. Jail time does nothing.