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Anderson looks better on the Suzuki Prado looks better on the KTM Eli looks better on Chase’s old bike Chase looked better last year.

It already did try to teach him at least once… very recently…..but apparently a broken collar bone and big loss of $ didn’t change a thing. Stupid can’t be fixed. I think some are doing mental gymnastics to let him off the hook. He came out of the corner straight and all of the sudden the self proclaimed god of motocross looses control and veers hard left? How many times do you need to see dumb ass stuff from a dumb ass to realize….he’s a dumb ass. Intentional cross jump to try to force Camron behind him and avoid being...

in true dictatorship fashion…it has been handed down to family…..but all is not lost….the US series thrives with world class riders due to the greed and exploitation of the riders….

Not crazy - definitely an adjustment thing IMO. Is the following crazy? I prefer GPR v1 on 2-strokes, Scotts on 4-strokes, and I am still learning the Precision Racing Parabolic model. I still love a stabilizer for all applications, but again, was impressed with stock KTM stability/handling.

The real winners were anyone using the facilities because Anytime Outhouse was absolutely on it all weekend. I’ve never in my life seen anything as clean as those all weekend.

I find that Bridgestones last a lot longer that the Dunlop equivalent, and I don’t notice any performance difference.

Ive found that the AT82 front hates lower PSI because the tire carcass is softer. I ran into issues with the tire folding under heavy braking. So I had to run them at 14 PSI, once I did it went away and became great. I'm also 240 pounds so it might be different for a lighter rider.

I personally thought the same. I run about 13.5-14 psi on the at82. It works good on hardpacked but any sandier or looser soil, even like Glen Helen, no good. I’ve been to pax quite a few times & I wouldn’t run it there. As the other guy said try a 13.5-14 psi. Most these new tires are 13.5 now.

The perspective that I believe we need to have as men is that we’ve had our time to play. It’s time to pass the bucket. The rush of finally hitting that uphill triple that took your sphincter factor to a 10 or winning that shiny plastic trophy and chilling at the beer tent after the races with the boys is awesome. I love all of that. But watching your daughter finally land a back walk over in cheerleading after months of practicing and crying because she “can’t do it” or watching your son hit his first home run after a...

When it comes to a supermoto bike, the main thing you’ll want to avoid are cops.

Nothing personal and I have no idea what part you had in the decision but to me that's lame corporatespeak. I've been let go with great performance reviews with the same line; I've also fought and won against upper management trying to let members of my staff go when they were great performers. If an employee is beating his metrics and isn't a disciplinary problem, you find a place for them. Anything less is short sighted. Human capital is the most important resource a company has, and you never let good people leave the building.

I'd rather have him in the booth than Diffey.

I hate riding areas closing/going away more than i hate roll offs. Easy decision.

Going to jail for a night isn’t that bad. Go in, stare at the walls a bunch, get out, pay some money for lawyer and be done with it. When you go through it once you will realize it’s not that big a deal