My hats off to Gary Owens, man what a great attitude and not giving up on that KX; he's a Dad who gets the job done. Watching this made me want to loan Ryan my CRF for that race. We just had a son and he can ride/race bikes with us all he wants as long as he tries hard in school.
I wish my dad was like Gary Owens , he stopped helping me with motocross in 2010 when I was 11 it was always new bikes new gear every year, but in 2011 he didn't see motocross as a "profitable investment" anymore, so he sold our motor home and all of our bikes except my 65 and I have been paying for motocross on my own since age 11 it sucks but I'm hellbent on going pro , so he will regret his not taking this "investment"
people say my dads a dick for making ride and hurt myself all the time but i know and he knows im not gonna quit he never had the chance to race and it was his dream as a kid and all i want to do is make my dad proud now we spends all night till 2am fixing our bikes he has recently got an old 125 going and rides with us and man i give him props working 12 hours aday and coming home too mix fuel and fix bikes and now im just happy to see that his reched his dream of his antire life his now 46 and rides a few races and then drives us home and works on bikes i kinda feel mean becuase mu dad only works fixes bikes and races but that was his dream
Qualified 33rd in the supermini class at the ranch last summer, and finished 28th overall and let me tell you i could not have been happier just to make it there and the commitment my family made to get me there. I can tell you first hand that everything about the families and riders is 100% true.
Difrancesco had the most successful super mini career ever. 6 time lorettas was neat to come back to see him so young, can’t wait for 250s he’s gonna dominate
The sacrifices parents will take I've grown up riding from a yz125 to cr250 both bought used for only 1500 a piece though never having the opportunity to compete my parents always did what they could from taking me to local open practices and building me my own track in our field it was all we could do and its the best in the world I've had friends who's parent gave every thing and go broke just to do what these kids drive for for me now being 23 its kinda late I can ride like hell but I just don't think it be worth to start now but I'm waiting to have my own little one I'm giving all I got to see that he can live the experience
I'm blown away it's now 2016 Adam Ciancurrilo has been bitten by the injury gods most of his young career. In 2016 Tyler Bereman is still hanging in there. Ryder D he's still a boy but now he's 12. This sport is the sport that makes me the happiest and I don't even race anymore. I know everyone who comments here feels the same.
As a parent of a racer this explains " why we do what we do" to the people that just can't understand the sport. The friendships that are made and the 100% commitment from the riders is like no other sport
I raced Loretta's back the early 80's. This show brought back the best memories of my life. In my 50's now and I still ride. MX is the best sport in the world!
I had 5 years from the bike .. and it was always my dream to be professional motocross racer .. but I think this sport is great for people with a lot of money .. I have 3 bikes .. and now I have a Gas Gas 250cc. . I have 16 years and one day fulfill my dream of running a race .. either as amateur or professional .. from Granada .. Spain .. I LOVE MOTOCROSS
Headed to Tennessee for my first time in 27 years of racing. 30 + VET B/C at 30 years old. DREAM COMING TRUE! Doing it on my own, for familys that could never make the trip. WFO the whole way there!
I have watched this video so many times, crazy to think that Ryder will be racing in the super cross series next year. Great documentary, love this video
this video made me cry, i was born to race knew it as a kid bikes were the coolest thing. i race locally, u try dealing with a father who says racing isn't everything, doesn't say good luck before a race, doesn't say good job after a moto, talks about how fast the other guys are..then try and tell me that racing isn't my passion. I love motocross, no one understands til u win you first race, or they experience it for themselves. My kid is gonna my the heart of motocross to give him what i wanted
I've raced MX since the 1970's. My kids raced Ryan Villipoto at Delta Park, Portland Ore. It is a great sport with many rewards. At the same time at least half of the kids who participate at this level are destroyed physically, and mentally by parents who push WAY too hard. Just the other day while my grandchildren were riding at Hard Rock in Florida I witnessed a dad with an intercom system built into his kids helmet screaming at him to go faster. I could clearly see it ruined the little boy's good time... Careful. This sport is for fun. We are not training gladiators. We are training competitors.
I am proud to say that I qualified many years to race the event. I went to many qualifiers on the west coast over the years and traveled hundreds of miles to get to these locations. The bike prep and all it takes to make it. I only went once to Loreta's because of the cost and time off of work that it takes. I went with professional racer Tont Graves and his family. The time there was priceless. This video is just some of the things we go through to be great racers and friends. Never give up.
i love this sport i used to race motocross until i join us army. just came back home from afghanistan. waiting for to get racing again. i have couple of months time until i have to head back.
This is a great video I could watch this a hundred times and it never gets old. The parents are just amazing very supportive of there kids. This is how I wanna be when I'm older
For some reason I'm completely overwhelmed with emotions watching this. MX was my religion growing up. I was lost most of my life. But thankfully I had MX to get me through.
i rode with aaron hartwigg who is a extremely good and i think pro rider and his sister teagan at our local mx track amd i he pointed me out to show the other riders how to do flat corners and after i fell hard and destroyed my knee i laid in the dirt moaning in pain i could only see the rest of the riders and then aaron came and i wasnt gonna miss my chance to ride with such a awesome person and a inspiration to me so me barely being abke to walk i climbed back onto my bike then i was jumping and gunning my bike like nothing happened. it takes a certain type of person to ride like us moto riders
I cried during this video because of what them kids have and how their parents are supportive and how much they give up yo forfill their kids dreams.. i wish my parents had done that.. my parents know im into this but they dont let me do this stuff.. my dad was into motorbikes when he was young himself.. ive talked to him about me joining a motocross team and so on.. he said wed look for some place but i asked him 2 yaers ago and he didnt even make a research on motocross riding in Irland...
Awesome Video! & I Totally understand what you mean Austin Hoffman. All my life all i ever wanted to do is ride and see if i was good enough to race. Thought and dreamed about everyday and i do still til this day. Ive accomplished so much in th aspect of football and basketball. Got to my Sophmore yr in H/S and found that i was starting running back for the Varsity team. By my jr yr i had letters from coaches all over Notre Dame, North Western, Illinois, Purdue just to say a few
This is one of the most inspiring things i have ever watched. this really touched me and just makes me think about like how much work and effort people must put in. I wish I could go that far I really do. I dont have a ton of money, but I buy my parts. I work on my own bike. I maintain my bike. I race my bike. I fix my own bike my bike. Its not really about riding, racing, the money the fame the glory. Its about the passion. The passion to do good. To be the best. To do what YOU love.
I cry every time I watch this I'm 13 and I rode my first dirt bike with my dad on his kx when I was 2 now both my parents are addicts and I have two brothers who are younger yes but that means no money to support me I have a 250kx 02 witch needs to be completely rebuilt witch will never happen I cry myself to sleep every night cuz of this and anyone who rides knows what its like to not be able to like what the guy said dreams are obstructed, not killed. :'(
This has been the motocross amateur event of the years for as long I been alive. Hats off to loretta lynn for the contribution she has made to the sport of Motocross.
@TheJackanDevson, me to. The 8 year old Kawi. That was my mom and dad doin it for me. They have their piece. I have mine and that makes a life time full of memories.
I love to ride and for a year I busted my piston and I tried not to think about it but when I did I would get a rush just thinking about it when I finally got my bike fixed I was so happy.
I am a massive motogp fan....that's what I watch mainly. being British I also watch British super bikes, world super bikes and the Isle of man tt....but...motocross in all its forms is the most brutal motosport of them all. the financial burden these parents go through is insane! I have the upmost respect for every rider on the start line. it takes humongous balls to line up and put it all on the line! I think u have to be a special type of person let alone rider to succeed in this bonkers sport. I have ridden motocross bikes my whole life! when I was a kid if I wasn't riding a bike with my mates I was dreaming about bikes. if you look the word "PASSION" in the dictionary...motocross should be planted in there right next to it! I have four sons now and they all love bikes bit my youngest Chase who is only 3yrs old is crazy about bikes....he has a little crf-50 waiting for him in the garage when he's ready to jump on it! even if it's just riding for fun....I want my children to enjoy bikes just like I did....there is no better adrenaline rush in the world! 2strokes....4strokes....it doesn't matter....if it's got an engine and two wheels...I'M IN!😈
I wish I raced motocross.. Everyone on my moms side of the family, including her used to race. My mom tried pushing my dad into getting my brother and I a bike to race with, but of course my dad wasn't on board with the idea.. It's a shame. I always wonder where I'd be if my dad just let me try racing.
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Does anyone else find this so emotional, also anyone else watch it a thousand times and it never gets old
yes
Never gets old
I find it emotional because I can relate to this
Who actually goes pro in this vid.
@@abelcedillo5758 for one thing I know Adam Cianciarulo is in the pro’s
anyone else watch this like 8 times lol
never gets old
Yep
Yeah I have wathed like 10 times
Me
rogue youtuber over 70 today
I watch it 1000 times
Anyone get the chills on the last part were he rebuilds the bike and does the holeshot
Every time
My hats off to Gary Owens, man what a great attitude and not giving up on that KX; he's a Dad who gets the job done. Watching this made me want to loan Ryan my CRF for that race. We just had a son and he can ride/race bikes with us all he wants as long as he tries hard in school.
***** he is a Fine Dad imo also !!
Best sport in the world!
Damn straight
Correct
Tru
same
yep
I wish my dad was like Gary Owens , he stopped helping me with motocross in 2010 when I was 11 it was always new bikes new gear every year, but in 2011 he didn't see motocross as a "profitable investment" anymore, so he sold our motor home and all of our bikes except my 65 and I have been paying for motocross on my own since age 11 it sucks but I'm hellbent on going pro , so he will regret his not taking this "investment"
my parents have never bought me anything new
go get em bro
people say my dads a dick for making ride and hurt myself all the time but i know and he knows im not gonna quit he never had the chance to race and it was his dream as a kid and all i want to do is make my dad proud now we spends all night till 2am fixing our bikes he has recently got an old 125 going and rides with us and man i give him props working 12 hours aday and coming home too mix fuel and fix bikes and now im just happy to see that his reched his dream of his antire life his now 46 and rides a few races and then drives us home and works on bikes i kinda feel mean becuase mu dad only works fixes bikes and races but that was his dream
Ride better
Ive watched this once a year for the last 8 years and everytime i lose it 😓❤️
Qualified 33rd in the supermini class at the ranch last summer, and finished 28th overall and let me tell you i could not have been happier just to make it there and the commitment my family made to get me there. I can tell you first hand that everything about the families and riders is 100% true.
This legit made me cry
Difrancesco had the most successful super mini career ever. 6 time lorettas was neat to come back to see him so young, can’t wait for 250s he’s gonna dominate
This is why i love my sport Mx 4ever
man, i can''t get enough of this!
The sacrifices parents will take I've grown up riding from a yz125 to cr250 both bought used for only 1500 a piece though never having the opportunity to compete my parents always did what they could from taking me to local open practices and building me my own track in our field it was all we could do and its the best in the world I've had friends who's parent gave every thing and go broke just to do what these kids drive for for me now being 23 its kinda late I can ride like hell but I just don't think it be worth to start now but I'm waiting to have my own little one I'm giving all I got to see that he can live the experience
I'm blown away it's now 2016 Adam Ciancurrilo has been bitten by the injury gods most of his young career. In 2016 Tyler Bereman is still hanging in there. Ryder D he's still a boy but now he's 12. This sport is the sport that makes me the happiest and I don't even race anymore. I know everyone who comments here feels the same.
In 2022 Adam is in 450 class on Factory Kawasaki and Ryder is about to go pro. Tyler is making a great living in free riding.
Greatest time of my life.... 28 years after i started racing, got to finally go to LL. I love dirt bikes
As a parent of a racer this explains " why we do what we do" to the people that just can't understand the sport.
The friendships that are made and the 100% commitment from the riders is like no other sport
i get so emotional during this vid
Ryan Owens most humblest kid ever
Love and respect to Loretta! Beautiful lady with a heart of gold.
I raced Loretta's back the early 80's. This show brought back the best memories of my life. In my 50's now and I still ride. MX is the best sport in the world!
I'm glad both of my parents are supportive about me trying out motocross even if I'm they're little girl.
I wish my mom was as supportive as my dad, my dad has watched me ride every single time, my mom has seen me once
IT'S IN OUR BLOOD!! THANK YOU!!
motocross is awesome I watch this 9 times never get old lol
It’s 2019 and my 100th time watching this and it still gets me choked up
wylee saunders same lmao
moto dads are the vest dads hands down. discipline and hard work builds great people. motocross isnt just a sport its a life builder.
Great video! brought tears lol
NeverEndingDark I feel you man It was very inspiring. I could watch this Over and over and over and over and never get bored of it.
I had 5 years from the bike .. and it was always my dream to be professional motocross racer .. but I think this sport is great for people with a lot of money .. I have 3 bikes .. and now I have a Gas Gas 250cc. . I have 16 years and one day fulfill my dream of running a race .. either as amateur or professional .. from Granada .. Spain .. I LOVE MOTOCROSS
Respect ! Motocross is the best sport in the world !!
Headed to Tennessee for my first time in 27 years of racing. 30 + VET B/C at 30 years old. DREAM COMING TRUE! Doing it on my own, for familys that could never make the trip. WFO the whole way there!
Been watching this since I was little it’s so motivating and just reminds you of how much I love the sport
iv'e watched this like 20 times over and over again i love it, motocross is my life!
Go for it! I don't race yet, but might start in 2013!
I have watched this video so many times, crazy to think that Ryder will be racing in the super cross series next year. Great documentary, love this video
and Cianciarulo is on Factory Kawisaki with a 250 outdoor championship. Crazy
I watched this about 10000000000000000 times. I love it so much. Inspiring to me as a 8 yr old. Amazing. Period.
So much love in motocross. I hope to see my grandson race at Loretta’s someday.
the families of these riders are amazing
Mark Eastham ñ???z.?s.
I will forever, love this video. I miss dirt biking, it just became to costly for me.
this video made me cry, i was born to race knew it as a kid bikes were the coolest thing. i race locally, u try dealing with a father who says racing isn't everything, doesn't say good luck before a race, doesn't say good job after a moto, talks about how fast the other guys are..then try and tell me that racing isn't my passion. I love motocross, no one understands til u win you first race, or they experience it for themselves. My kid is gonna my the heart of motocross to give him what i wanted
this motocross makes me cry because they put there heart into it and thats what i do and lookin back at it makes you sad and cry
Awesome!!! Family and Motocross!
This is the best documentary i've ever seen
this needs to be a tv show
I've raced MX since the 1970's. My kids raced Ryan Villipoto at Delta Park, Portland Ore. It is a great sport with many rewards. At the same time at least half of the kids who participate at this level are destroyed physically, and mentally by parents who push WAY too hard. Just the other day while my grandchildren were riding at Hard Rock in Florida I witnessed a dad with an intercom system built into his kids helmet screaming at him to go faster. I could clearly see it ruined the little boy's good time... Careful. This sport is for fun. We are not training gladiators. We are training competitors.
Lynds reminded me I’m late on my yearly re watch of this
I know without a doubt i have more fun riding so hopefully my kids down the road wanna go braaaaaapppp!!!
there is no better feeling than having your sons say to you, "dad, will you come ride with us" :)
Guy deserves a million dollars.
I never raced Loretta's but I raced the ameture open in buckeye Arizona
2018 and still rewatching this... never gets old!
This just goes to show if you have it good or bad, be thankful for what you do have.
I am proud to say that I qualified many years to race the event. I went to many qualifiers on the west coast over the years and traveled hundreds of miles to get to these locations. The bike prep and all it takes to make it. I only went once to Loreta's because of the cost and time off of work that it takes. I went with professional racer Tont Graves and his family. The time there was priceless. This video is just some of the things we go through to be great racers and friends. Never give up.
These parents are legends they push there kids and spend there own worked for money on them to ride that sick like if you agree
ive seen this video about three times and its not boring
i love this sport i used to race motocross until i join us army. just came back home from afghanistan. waiting for to get racing again. i have couple of months time until i have to head back.
Must be nice to have supportive parents.
what these kids do is some major passion. they will have fun times ahead of them if they stay the way they are now. Have fun guys and girls.
This is a great video I could watch this a hundred times and it never gets old. The parents are just amazing very supportive of there kids. This is how I wanna be when I'm older
ryder and AC, both pro riders for kawi now, insane to see them grow up.
That mom is literally awesome
Jesus Christ Jake's mom is insane
I have the up most respect for the mums & dads,sure wish mine was like that when i was young.
For some reason I'm completely overwhelmed with emotions watching this. MX was my religion growing up. I was lost most of my life. But thankfully I had MX to get me through.
10 years later and Difrancesco is riding a kx250 in schoolboy 2. you love to see it
Hes gonna make his pro debut soon, and adam is a 250 national champ
I can watch this vid 1589900900 times i love it
I have never been so attached to a youtube video..but this is true MOTIVATION!
It's is a proven fact that yawning is being nervous even though it doesn't look like that
i rode with aaron hartwigg who is a extremely good and i think pro rider and his sister teagan at our local mx track amd i he pointed me out to show the other riders how to do flat corners and after i fell hard and destroyed my knee i laid in the dirt moaning in pain i could only see the rest of the riders and then aaron came and i wasnt gonna miss my chance to ride with such a awesome person and a inspiration to me so me barely being abke to walk i climbed back onto my bike then i was jumping and gunning my bike like nothing happened. it takes a certain type of person to ride like us moto riders
I cried during this video because of what them kids have and how their parents are supportive and how much they give up yo forfill their kids dreams.. i wish my parents had done that.. my parents know im into this but they dont let me do this stuff.. my dad was into motorbikes when he was young himself.. ive talked to him about me joining a motocross team and so on.. he said wed look for some place but i asked him 2 yaers ago and he didnt even make a research on motocross riding in Irland...
I love this video, everything they say and mention is all true. I love racing
those parents are incredible
Awesome Video! & I Totally understand what you mean Austin Hoffman. All my life all i ever wanted to do is ride and see if i was good enough to race. Thought and dreamed about everyday and i do still til this day. Ive accomplished so much in th aspect of football and basketball. Got to my Sophmore yr in H/S and found that i was starting running back for the Varsity team. By my jr yr i had letters from coaches all over Notre Dame, North Western, Illinois, Purdue just to say a few
I love riding motorcycles it's so addictive husky for life
I have so much respect for Ryan and Gary Owens.
This is one of the most inspiring things i have ever watched. this really touched me and just makes me think about like how much work and effort people must put in. I wish I could go that far I really do. I dont have a ton of money, but I buy my parts. I work on my own bike. I maintain my bike. I race my bike. I fix my own bike my bike. Its not really about riding, racing, the money the fame the glory. Its about the passion. The passion to do good. To be the best. To do what YOU love.
I cry every time I watch this I'm 13 and I rode my first dirt bike with my dad on his kx when I was 2 now both my parents are addicts and I have two brothers who are younger yes but that means no money to support me I have a 250kx 02 witch needs to be completely rebuilt witch will never happen I cry myself to sleep every night cuz of this and anyone who rides knows what its like to not be able to like what the guy said dreams are obstructed, not killed. :'(
Remmeber the name Tyler walker, (my name)
i love racing so much and i love this track
This has been the motocross amateur event of the years for as long I been alive. Hats off to loretta lynn for the contribution she has made to the sport of Motocross.
@TheJackanDevson, me to. The 8 year old Kawi. That was my mom and dad doin it for me. They have their piece. I have mine and that makes a life time full of memories.
I watch this vid every year
this video never gets old
I've wanted to dirt bike and train and get way better but my parents don't take me out I wish my parents did what my dream was...
haven’t watched this in such a long time, good watch
Great video and how true the sacrifices that the parents and the rider have to do
Where dreams are made and paid!!
i cant stop watching this!!!
motocross is what we do it's all we know i hope next year i can go to Loretta Lynn's
I love to ride and for a year I busted my piston and I tried not to think about it but when I did I would get a rush just thinking about it when I finally got my bike fixed I was so happy.
These kids have the same passion as we skateboarders, only we are thought to be potheads and troublemakers.
bellissimo video , la storia della nostra passione
yeah man, im right there with ya, all i want is to at least try to do the best i can to prove myself
it's inspiring. this year I'm going to try to get in! hope it goes well!
I am a massive motogp fan....that's what I watch mainly. being British I also watch British super bikes, world super bikes and the Isle of man tt....but...motocross in all its forms is the most brutal motosport of them all. the financial burden these parents go through is insane! I have the upmost respect for every rider on the start line. it takes humongous balls to line up and put it all on the line! I think u have to be a special type of person let alone rider to succeed in this bonkers sport. I have ridden motocross bikes my whole life! when I was a kid if I wasn't riding a bike with my mates I was dreaming about bikes. if you look the word "PASSION" in the dictionary...motocross should be planted in there right next to it! I have four sons now and they all love bikes bit my youngest Chase who is only 3yrs old is crazy about bikes....he has a little crf-50 waiting for him in the garage when he's ready to jump on it! even if it's just riding for fun....I want my children to enjoy bikes just like I did....there is no better adrenaline rush in the world! 2strokes....4strokes....it doesn't matter....if it's got an engine and two wheels...I'M IN!😈
2:50, number 43 buddy. Best number to have!
I love this documentary
I hope they made a second one, if so i cant wait to watch it.
What I would give for parents like this..... I gave up racing because of the lack of support.....
I wish I raced motocross.. Everyone on my moms side of the family, including her used to race. My mom tried pushing my dad into getting my brother and I a bike to race with, but of course my dad wasn't on board with the idea.. It's a shame. I always wonder where I'd be if my dad just let me try racing.
to watch that kid go from 37th to 5th, fall and go back to 14th then go th 6th... made me say wow.. kid is a legend
I know someone in this video! There from my hometown!!