This was not an interview...this was two guys having a great conversation. I loved it! I forgot how much I enjoyed Yogi and his relaxed southern style. Nice work Ping
My son and I met Ezra in 2003 at Budds Creek and he was the down to earth pro we ever met. The autograph line had just closed and when Ezra seen my son holding up his own bib from Loretta Lynn's Ezra had one of the security guys bring my son over. My son felt so special because not only did Ezra sign it, he talked to him about racing for a few minutes and had Bubba sign it too. Thank you Ezra for being a great ambassador of the sport!!!
I did all the Jerry needs Cash, GNC nationals when you guy's were kid's, Love those days. I did the 7day national all bye my self water and track work. Rodger the MAN,likes me we are friends that only see each other every know and then at a race here are there. Do you know who I am? Right On!!!! Love your show!
I lived in the hemet area in the early 90s, i road with a guy that shared a property line with the McGraths … I never saw it but he told me a story the Jeremy would take a backhoe and dig holes(ditch line) in the ground in a line then ride over those to train for whoops .. it was easier than building individual whoops. When it got chewed up he’d bury it and re-dig ..
What a great conversation. Awesome hearing Ping bring up Johnny Kitsch. He is an old friend and kicked ass on them 80s!!!! Ezra hasn't changed a bit. Still so down to earth and just a cool guy. Great job Ping!!!!
I remember Ezra on the Yamaha in '97. He was fast!!! At the Seattle supercross, once he got the lead from either Craig or Ward, he was taking away with it until he cross-rutted at the start of the whoops and went down. To me, it looked like if he didn't do that, there would be no catching him. Doug Henry won that night. At the Pontiac round, McGrath was riding a perfect race. Even Bailey mentioned that but Ezra was still reeling him in. He forced Jeremy to push until he made a mistake and went down. I felt bad when I heard that he had signed with Honda for the '98 season. I've been a Yamaha boy all my life.
I enjoyed time with Shane Lusk at Ponca City in 1997, and the family. I had similar injury in 2004, after his accident. So, I quite racing. Great interview, Ezra!
All of my childhood idols being interviewed by another one, in a private conversation form. This stuff is a gem Ping, and an honest thanks for doing it. Mxa in the 90s has nothing on this... cept for Jody W. Long Live Yogi.
I've been waiting for this interview! This is the most I've seen Yogi speak. So much I've wanted to know! He was one of the very few racers at times that could match McGrath's speed in SX. I loved watching him. Great interview WTS!
Thanks Ping and Ezra it was good to catch up with and hear the history. Being from GA I was aware of Ezra from his mini bike years and followed his career with great interest. My wife and I bumped into him at a Cracker Barrel in Newnan years ago. It was nice to see him and chat. Real down to earth GA boy!
Yogi one of my favs from the 90's. Always a class act on and off the track. Never a bad word to say about people or his bikes. I really admired that about him. I wasn't even aware of his family struggles. While, they may have not done everything correctly, they did do something right. They raised a fantastic individual and you got to give them some credit. Not every parent can do that.....Thanks for sharing Ezra, miss you and 90's moto scene. It was such a great period of my life and as well made me into who I am and cool to hear more about your memories.
Albertyn raced in the US full time in '95. I remember the very first 250 National. He almost won the first moto until Larocco caught and passed him towards the end. Both of them DNF'd the second moto with wheel problems.
yogi was always a consummate professional and humble guy but this interview shows even more. you can really tell he takes pride in being a husband and a father and has been doing a great job with that. **edit** i never really knew ezras side of the story regarding the 98 st louis supercross collision with jeremy. its pretty sad to hear about the falling out with his parents and how his emotions played into that. ping, you did an excellent job in this interview like many others, just letting the guest speak and share their life experiences. definitely one of my favorite watches
Wow he looks identical than those days, Very proud Having a video made by me with him and Carmichael on 1997 at Gatorback, Good old days, Amazing rider.
By '98 McGrath was firmly anointed the all time king of supercross. Jeremy oozed of arrogance and that California swagger. Along comes this quiet kid from the south who came across as humble and thanked God in his podium interviews. A workhorse a bulldog. That '98 season was such a pleasure to watch and root for Ezra. I never knew about the personal issues he was dealing with at the time. I suspect that if Ezra had a clear head that season he would have wiped that smug smile right off the kings face. Either way, thanks for the memories Ezra! All time Legend!
@@EarthSurferUSA That's probably more of a reflection of who has been on the podium lately. Guys like Webb and J Mart haven't been on the podium in a minute.
@@sdb92 each to their own, I had a new 98 cr250 and I loved it ( vibrated a bit ) but good engine suspension and my 99 is a great bike, people forget that tortelli, everts, Bradshaw, lusk beat everyone on them, it was just magazine hype cos McGrath left Honda 😎
@@sdb92 yep I know bud, I had a new 1994 kx250 then I had a brand new 98 cr250 when they came out, that year the cr was top of all the magazines reviews and was a mega bike except for a few things. Bad Head shake when decelerating from speed and vibes through the bars, everything else was just spot on. I put 2005 crf on my 99 cr and that stopped the head shake but there are still vibes and you just hav3 to live with that but I have put foam in the frame to help. The engine in the 98 was absolutely insane with that power jet carb but apparently Yamaha had the patent on it and stopped them putting it on the 99. I remember Jeremy leaving Honda and all the press, he was pissed but people forget he still used the 93 Honda frame upto 96 so he was really picky, loads of riders loved it when the suspension was sorted.
@@onlygazza the 98 kx motor was the best all around that year (stock).imo Motor had Power everywhere, My 01 cr250 was hard to ride compared to that kx. BUT I had Bonzeye motors fix the lack of low end. It was so much easier to ride.after. 01 turned out to be one of my best bikes after that
Ezra Lusk was awesome, im still a Fan, since 24 years. How it is possible, that he hasnt aged in the last 20 years? He looks just as he did back than. Like he would moto on his CR250 tomorrow. 90s /early 2000s rule!
I dont care what anyone says there was no supercross louder than if Ezra was leading a Main or Heat race in that Georgia dome in 1998-2003.......PING KNOWS
@@EarthSurferUSA No ive seen plenty but I wasn't there in person like i was in Atlanta and Ezra wasn't leading 250 mains consistently until 1998 or the end of 97
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is the best way to describe Ezra .......... Off the bike he was - Quite, humble, clean cut, "thanking the good lord Jesus Christ" in every interview.... On the bike - he was an absolute demon. He said it in the interview .. he rode with a "seek and destroy attitude" and it showed. EZRA was all about aggression on the track !!! A true pleasure to watch. You will definitely be remembered for your heart.
Lust was a great guy! Honestly, I was never rooting for him to win as Lamson, Henry & McGrath were my guys. But, I did have a lot of respect for him. Great interview!!! Ping, you're a natural and a great host. GL, on the other hand, not so good. So, I was happy not having to listen to him interrupt with pointless comments.
Guys with most heart in my opinion has been Chad Reed, Dean Wilson, Ryan Hughes, Doug Henry, and Pastrana. In my opinion heart is a guy will race for free with bent bars. You take that scenario they give there all whether win or finish 15th
I used to ride at their public track, Southern Offroad in Bainbridge back in the 90's that was next to Ezra's private SX and MX track. They'd let you on the MX track if you thought you could handle it and I just remember a massive set of sand whoops probably 500 yards long that I couldn't handle. The best of times!
I was at the St. Louis race where he landed into MC and Ezra got booed so bad when that happened. During his podium interview he said something like,” I will never be Jeremy McGrath. All I can be is who I am and I want to win .” Thought it was very well said for young man in the heat of the moment. Like how he said MC wasn’t going to touch him in street clothes. Lol. Good stuff. Thanks Yogi for sharing your story and Ping you be killing it brother !!
Great show Ping! I watch all the old races religiously, if you ever need any facts or references to what happened before let me know. I think it would have been cool to know how he felt about Ed, Steve, Goose, and Randy. Watching the 94 southwick Ed was a masshole. Steve was emigs mechanic through his Yamaha days, Bradshaw's in 96, and yogi in 97. Goose had Lammy ( a favorite) lusk then Ricky. I remember Randy's show and would have liked to know what went on what went wrong. Once again love the show!
I really enjoyed this one, Yogi is a class act. It's very interesting the difficulties the riders encounter in their lives and careers that you had no idea were happening. I went to many of the races they spoke about through the 90's and I love that Ezra was one of the few that could beat Jeremy. I just couldn't take McGrath whining about someone daring to touch him, and then whine about the incident like he was untouchable-just my opinion...today it's far more physical.
Man I always been a Yogi fan! Dude could wick it up and beat the best ”MC” ! I got his helmet from the Orlando opener from I think his first year on Yamaha! Also raced with his brother a lot in GA/FL!
I remember when Ezra won his first supercross in Orlando. Triple fist pump over the triple and you could clearly see and hear and feel the elation during his post race interview.
Hello Ping! Ezra is so down to earth and what an awesome guy. Is there a chance that Kevin Windam can come on? Have a great day, and keep up the great work!
I actually raced the winter series that year. Ezra showed up on the cr80. It was winter 88-89. He was flying and all the talk was about how him and dement got into it and the got let go by kawasaki. Dement got on suzuki first because everybody was talking about how much faster dements bike was than ezras cr. Thats before ezra also got on the suzuki
Being a red rider yogi was a hero to me growing up, the bikes, the fox gear! 🤙🏻 ping!, you forgot to ask about the bust up with Ricky because he took the #4 ?
I would never expect money from my children's success, at the same time I never expected my parents to pay my way through college or trade school and they didn't, I paid my own way.
After Fro, Ezra and Eli are my top favorite 3 racers of all time. Didn't Ezra break his arm at a race one time and he then got it plated and was back for the next race? Ezra was a stud and loved watching him straight up beat MC. This is a great interview because after he left the sport he never did too many interviews, kinda like K Dub.
2:25:25 - So his parents spent all of his money by 1997? That's crazy. Sad story. But I heard Josh Grant's mom did the same thing to him, too. I could not imagine stealing from my children.
28:45 About wheelchair racers vs runners · Fastest legal marathon (borderline flat and with no paid pacers) for a runner = 2h01'39" · Fastest legal marathon (same conditions) on a wheelchair = 1h17'47" It's nowhere near close!
Something like 98 or 99 kenworthys he picked up girl I went to school with that was summer of her Senior year lol. Him and Kevin brought her home Monday morning stopped at Suzuki shop in town.
This was not an interview...this was two guys having a great conversation. I loved it! I forgot how much I enjoyed Yogi and his relaxed southern style. Nice work Ping
Well said!
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Sorry for your problems with your parents Ezra . Praying 🙏 for you and your family .
Great interview really enjoyed it.
Ezra is one of my favorite guys too, Nice to see him doing well. Another great show Ping!!
So glad to have seen this one, he is a hero of mine!!
My son and I met Ezra in 2003 at Budds Creek and he was the down to earth pro we ever met. The autograph line had just closed and when Ezra seen my son holding up his own bib from Loretta Lynn's Ezra had one of the security guys bring my son over. My son felt so special because not only did Ezra sign it, he talked to him about racing for a few minutes and had Bubba sign it too. Thank you Ezra for being a great ambassador of the sport!!!
I did all the Jerry needs Cash, GNC nationals when you guy's were kid's,
Love those days. I did the 7day national all bye my self water and track work.
Rodger the MAN,likes me we are friends that only see each other every know and then at a race here are there.
Do you know who I am?
Right On!!!!
Love your show!
man, what a great interview!. I had/have a lot of respect for Ezra. Lots of good info in this video.
Always liked Ezra very cool Dude he will treat you like he knows you and always had time for his fans.
What a great bloke.
I lived in the hemet area in the early 90s, i road with a guy that shared a property line with the McGraths … I never saw it but he told me a story the Jeremy would take a backhoe and dig holes(ditch line) in the ground in a line then ride over those to train for whoops .. it was easier than building individual whoops. When it got chewed up he’d bury it and re-dig ..
Ezra Lusk, a true legend in my life and gave me inspiration to hit 120ft jumps, and eventually do big whips, thanks for the motivation to ride.
What a great conversation. Awesome hearing Ping bring up Johnny Kitsch. He is an old friend and kicked ass on them 80s!!!! Ezra hasn't changed a bit. Still so down to earth and just a cool guy. Great job Ping!!!!
I remember Ezra on the Yamaha in '97. He was fast!!! At the Seattle supercross, once he got the lead from either Craig or Ward, he was taking away with it until he cross-rutted at the start of the whoops and went down. To me, it looked like if he didn't do that, there would be no catching him. Doug Henry won that night. At the Pontiac round, McGrath was riding a perfect race. Even Bailey mentioned that but Ezra was still reeling him in. He forced Jeremy to push until he made a mistake and went down. I felt bad when I heard that he had signed with Honda for the '98 season. I've been a Yamaha boy all my life.
The DMC bike was in 86 , still have the mxa upstairs , and that bike was like looking at a factory bike in japan .
I enjoyed time with Shane Lusk at Ponca City in 1997, and the family. I had similar injury in 2004, after his accident. So, I quite racing. Great interview, Ezra!
Ezra came to the '97 season saying he had no expectations.
All of my childhood idols being interviewed by another one, in a private conversation form. This stuff is a gem Ping, and an honest thanks for doing it. Mxa in the 90s has nothing on this... cept for Jody W.
Long Live Yogi.
I've been waiting for this interview! This is the most I've seen Yogi speak. So much I've wanted to know! He was one of the very few racers at times that could match McGrath's speed in SX. I loved watching him. Great interview WTS!
Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks Ping and Ezra it was good to catch up with and hear the history. Being from GA I was aware of Ezra from his mini bike years and followed his career with great interest. My wife and I bumped into him at a Cracker Barrel in Newnan years ago. It was nice to see him and chat. Real down to earth GA boy!
Guy was on a Motocross Action cover August 1986 Dave Miller concepts dmc 60. 🇺🇸
Yogi one of my favs from the 90's. Always a class act on and off the track. Never a bad word to say about people or his bikes. I really admired that about him. I wasn't even aware of his family struggles. While, they may have not done everything correctly, they did do something right. They raised a fantastic individual and you got to give them some credit. Not every parent can do that.....Thanks for sharing Ezra, miss you and 90's moto scene. It was such a great period of my life and as well made me into who I am and cool to hear more about your memories.
Albertyn raced in the US full time in '95. I remember the very first 250 National. He almost won the first moto until Larocco caught and passed him towards the end. Both of them DNF'd the second moto with wheel problems.
Yesss man Love Ezra, one of my favorite riders. Awesome with this one!
I got his jersey and pants from the Atlanta race when he was on a kawi. Legend
Ping proving that one can be a total fan yet still execute a great interview. These are so good and keep getting better. Excellent job!
yogi was always a consummate professional and humble guy but this interview shows even more. you can really tell he takes pride in being a husband and a father and has been doing a great job with that.
**edit** i never really knew ezras side of the story regarding the 98 st louis supercross collision with jeremy. its pretty sad to hear about the falling out with his parents and how his emotions played into that. ping, you did an excellent job in this interview like many others, just letting the guest speak and share their life experiences. definitely one of my favorite watches
Wow he looks identical than those days, Very proud Having a video made by me with him and Carmichael on 1997 at Gatorback, Good old days, Amazing rider.
Awesome show ! I was at Phoenix when he was on a Kawi and battled Chad Reed for the win. One of the best races I’ve ever seen.
By '98 McGrath was firmly anointed the all time king of supercross. Jeremy oozed of arrogance and that California swagger. Along comes this quiet kid from the south who came across as humble and thanked God in his podium interviews. A workhorse a bulldog.
That '98 season was such a pleasure to watch and root for Ezra. I never knew about the personal issues he was dealing with at the time. I suspect that if Ezra had a clear head that season he would have wiped that smug smile right off the kings face. Either way, thanks for the memories Ezra! All time Legend!
Precisely
@@EarthSurferUSA That's probably more of a reflection of who has been on the podium lately. Guys like Webb and J Mart haven't been on the podium in a minute.
MC is one of the nicest Moto guys I have ever talked to.
great show , thank you Ping, Yogi and sponsors.
Awesome interview. Looking good Ezra! I always enjoyed the battle between you and Jeremy.
Man David, this was a exceptionally great show ! I really enjoyed it !
During the late 1990s this guy was blazing fast on the alloy framed Hondas, brill to watch 👏
@@sdb92 they weren’t that bad bud, I have a 1999 cr 250 now with 2005 crf forks on it and race it regularly 😎
@@sdb92 each to their own, I had a new 98 cr250 and I loved it ( vibrated a bit ) but good engine suspension and my 99 is a great bike, people forget that tortelli, everts, Bradshaw, lusk beat everyone on them, it was just magazine hype cos McGrath left Honda 😎
@@sdb92 Mine seems to embarrass a lot of newer bikes these days and I’m happy with it 👌
@@sdb92 yep I know bud, I had a new 1994 kx250 then I had a brand new 98 cr250 when they came out, that year the cr was top of all the magazines reviews and was a mega bike except for a few things. Bad Head shake when decelerating from speed and vibes through the bars, everything else was just spot on. I put 2005 crf on my 99 cr and that stopped the head shake but there are still vibes and you just hav3 to live with that but I have put foam in the frame to help.
The engine in the 98 was absolutely insane with that power jet carb but apparently Yamaha had the patent on it and stopped them putting it on the 99.
I remember Jeremy leaving Honda and all the press, he was pissed but people forget he still used the 93 Honda frame upto 96 so he was really picky, loads of riders loved it when the suspension was sorted.
@@onlygazza the 98 kx motor was the best all around that year (stock).imo Motor had Power everywhere, My 01 cr250 was hard to ride compared to that kx. BUT I had Bonzeye motors fix the lack of low end. It was so much easier to ride.after. 01 turned out to be one of my best bikes after that
Excellent show!
That’s crazy that Ezra has since gone to become Damon Huffman .
I had the pleasure of him teaching us some techniques/drills during our one week camp at MTF a few weeks ago. Thanks for the tips Ezra!
Ezra Lusk! One my favorite 90s racers.
Ezra Lusk was awesome, im still a Fan, since 24 years.
How it is possible, that he hasnt aged in the last 20 years? He looks just as he did back than. Like he would moto on his CR250 tomorrow.
90s /early 2000s rule!
I dont care what anyone says there was no supercross louder than if Ezra was leading a Main or Heat race in that Georgia dome in 1998-2003.......PING KNOWS
So true, I remember him winning the heat in 02 when Vuillemin and Roncada went at it
@@EarthSurferUSA No ive seen plenty but I wasn't there in person like i was in Atlanta and Ezra wasn't leading 250 mains consistently until 1998 or the end of 97
Enjoyed this one!
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is the best way to describe Ezra .......... Off the bike he was - Quite, humble, clean cut, "thanking the good lord Jesus Christ" in every interview.... On the bike - he was an absolute demon. He said it in the interview .. he rode with a "seek and destroy attitude" and it showed. EZRA was all about aggression on the track !!! A true pleasure to watch. You will definitely be remembered for your heart.
Definitely one of my top 5 whiskey throttles!! Great job ping
My favorite episode…. Yogi is a legend and a great dude. Oh yea he gave me his Champagne bottle at Troy Ohio one year
Lust was a great guy! Honestly, I was never rooting for him to win as Lamson, Henry & McGrath were my guys. But, I did have a lot of respect for him. Great interview!!!
Ping, you're a natural and a great host. GL, on the other hand, not so good. So, I was happy not having to listen to him interrupt with pointless comments.
Good stuff ping your a great interviewer bud good job.it was great to here what Ezra bin up to
Hey, thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed!
Just threw on the 03 Phoenix sx, I have an 03 Kx250, I think this was the last win for the old KX 250, I had 3 of them!!, lol
Guys with most heart in my opinion has been Chad Reed, Dean Wilson, Ryan Hughes, Doug Henry, and Pastrana.
In my opinion heart is a guy will race for free with bent bars.
You take that scenario they give there all whether win or finish 15th
I used to ride at their public track, Southern Offroad in Bainbridge back in the 90's that was next to Ezra's private SX and MX track. They'd let you on the MX track if you thought you could handle it and I just remember a massive set of sand whoops probably 500 yards long that I couldn't handle. The best of times!
Yogi is such a good dude. One of the few guys to beat McGrath and RC in their primes
Hell yeah Ping!..Ezra‼️🏁
I was at the St. Louis race where he landed into MC and Ezra got booed so bad when that happened. During his podium interview he said something like,” I will never be Jeremy McGrath. All I can be is who I am and I want to win .” Thought it was very well said for young man in the heat of the moment. Like how he said MC wasn’t going to touch him in street clothes. Lol. Good stuff. Thanks Yogi for sharing your story and Ping you be killing it brother !!
Great show Ping! I watch all the old races religiously, if you ever need any facts or references to what happened before let me know. I think it would have been cool to know how he felt about Ed, Steve, Goose, and Randy. Watching the 94 southwick Ed was a masshole. Steve was emigs mechanic through his Yamaha days, Bradshaw's in 96, and yogi in 97. Goose had Lammy ( a favorite) lusk then Ricky. I remember Randy's show and would have liked to know what went on what went wrong. Once again love the show!
This one was super good from the start!
A very polite young man. I like that.
I really enjoyed this one, Yogi is a class act. It's very interesting the difficulties the riders encounter in their lives and careers that you had no idea were happening.
I went to many of the races they spoke about through the 90's and I love that Ezra was one of the few that could beat Jeremy. I just couldn't take McGrath whining about someone daring to touch him, and then whine about the incident like he was untouchable-just my opinion...today it's far more physical.
Suzuki only had changed the forks for production 96-98. But pro team may of been on em in 95
Man I always been a Yogi fan! Dude could wick it up and beat the best ”MC” ! I got his helmet from the Orlando opener from I think his first year on Yamaha! Also raced with his brother a lot in GA/FL!
I live about 30 minutes from Bainbridge so Ive always pulled for Yogi. Him and Windham were great
Ezra such a good humble dude ........
Yogi was a great rider..
I remember when Ezra won his first supercross in Orlando. Triple fist pump over the triple and you could clearly see and hear and feel the elation during his post race interview.
Lusk was one of my favorite riders when I was just learning about motocross/supercross
Hello Ping! Ezra is so down to earth and what an awesome guy. Is there a chance that Kevin Windam can come on? Have a great day, and keep up the great work!
I remember his dad teaching Lusk motocross schools back in the late 80s. I saw how tuff he was on Ezra and said no thanks! Lol
How was he tough on him?
how humble is Ezra Lusk. then and now
My fav so far. Love yogi and he's a Ga boy so I may be biased haha.
Shane Lusk was so fast as well. Hated the way it ended for him.
I actually raced the winter series that year. Ezra showed up on the cr80. It was winter 88-89. He was flying and all the talk was about how him and dement got into it and the got let go by kawasaki. Dement got on suzuki first because everybody was talking about how much faster dements bike was than ezras cr. Thats before ezra also got on the suzuki
Being a red rider yogi was a hero to me growing up, the bikes, the fox gear! 🤙🏻 ping!, you forgot to ask about the bust up with Ricky because he took the #4 ?
Maybe I missed it, but did they talk about his one race return on a RMZ450 at the US open?
I did that National that Henery was over heating I was too
58:13 that was the track in terrafirma
I built the Glen Hellen track for the GP,s and the National y'all are taking about. Do you still know who I am?
Right On!!
Awesome show, always pulled for Yogi! Does this mean Davi is next? Is he still living in Ga?
I believe he lives in Arizona
Davi lives by Havasu.
Humble
John Savinsky was the best track builder back then hands-down
How many people can say "I was in terrafirma and beat mcgrath? what a legend.
besides doug henry? emig bradshaw maybe im stoned cant remember.
straight up beat McGrath too.
Finally!!
I would never expect money from my children's success, at the same time I never expected my parents to pay my way through college or trade school and they didn't, I paid my own way.
What I remember is if Ezra could keep it on 2 wheels he could beat anyone, including MC.
I'm Blake Hamilton I built the truck for De Costed I water and did both the GPS for him. Build Suz's track and Honda land for DeCoster
ezra had some stupid speed. alot of bad luck. great racer great interview.
Ezra's dad was hard to communicate with, before I realized Ronnie was hard of hearing.
After Fro, Ezra and Eli are my top favorite 3 racers of all time. Didn't Ezra break his arm at a race one time and he then got it plated and was back for the next race? Ezra was a stud and loved watching him straight up beat MC. This is a great interview because after he left the sport he never did too many interviews, kinda like K Dub.
Huffman, emig, lamson for 93 maybe
2:25:25 - So his parents spent all of his money by 1997? That's crazy. Sad story. But I heard Josh Grant's mom did the same thing to him, too. I could not imagine stealing from my children.
What's chances a rider lies so the dr let's guy line back up or immediately hop back on the track to finish the race.
28:45 About wheelchair racers vs runners
· Fastest legal marathon (borderline flat and with no paid pacers) for a runner = 2h01'39"
· Fastest legal marathon (same conditions) on a wheelchair = 1h17'47"
It's nowhere near close!
Something like 98 or 99 kenworthys he picked up girl I went to school with that was summer of her Senior year lol. Him and Kevin brought her home Monday morning stopped at Suzuki shop in town.
Lusk was a bad mannnn on a dirtbike. I think his year was 2000 and he got injured.
The Yamaha was a good bike then.I feel he wish he would have stayed on it.Honda probably paid better.
Oh he talks about it
still arrogant about the king, same as it ever was.