Nothing like riding at your peak and some some dude not only passes you but has enough energy/skill to look at you and Chuck the deuces in the air as he's doing it 😂😭 Savage 💯
I felt every ounce of roost coming at my screen. Dang. I often don’t think of roost until I watched Ricky Carmichael’s come from last place to top 3 race. He took a ton of roost to get back to the front pack, but rode in such a way to minimize the amount as much as possible while running out of tear offs!
to everyone arguing about who is better americans or europeans. they are all fast, sure you can all sit there and judge who is better while you are eating chips and drinking beer on your couch watching these guys on tv ride faster than you could in your dreams. or you could realize a few things, the top american riders have beaten the top european riders several times. the top european riders have also beaten the top american riders. also where you are from has absolutely no affect on how you ride a dirtbike other than the tracks you grow up riding. there are plenty tracks in america that are the same style of european tracks. and im sure the same goes for europe. finally this video is meant to be enjoyed so shut up enjoy the video and maybe go have some fun on your dirtbike because if you tear your face away from the computer screen long enough you might just remember that is what this sport is about HAVING FUN.
123kwic yea, to compare him to americas, you have to do is get the fastest 250 rider in the us and get herlings to verse him and see who's the fastest in the world on 250s. Same as the 450s but diff riders
Helmet Cam Tuesday: @glenncoldenhoff (get well soon) reminds us of Valkenswaard 2013 (+ how fast @JHerlings84 is) - Don't Mess with Jeffrey Herlings - vurbmoto
@@PhilbyFavourites the camera man jumped high and the guy passing him jumped low & his tire hit the dirt first what's not to understand? Scrub form? Watch james stewart
He is truly a master at his craft, he uses every inch of the track for maximum output. If you study other great riders, they for sure don’t maximize as herlings does
Steffan Everts, Herlings, Jett and Hunter Lawrence all have similar styles and use multiple lines. Most of the guys in the US except the Lawrence boys are alwzys using 2 or 3 lines maximum
I ride street a lot. And as I watched this video I was trying to narrate to myself what the rider was doing. IE, shift up, rear brake, clutch, tap front, slide forward on seat, down shift, lean back, pin, drag foot, rear brake, lock it up, pin it, up shift. I couldnt keep up! New found respect for these guys. Thats impressive!
Murray None-ya I had to sell it I was in need of money really bad at the time. I'm saving to get a new one but it might have to wait because my girl is pregnant.
+Ryan Sorrell So are you going to marry her before the birth? I only ask because you typed "girl". Two difficult decisions for you to answer in that question. One is marriage, the other is when. The first question is the one that you really have to be careful with. The second question relates to the child and what it will be labeled as. It's a cruel world with harsh words and name calling adults. I hope that you can catch my drift sir? My wife and I are raising two dogs as our children and that is difficult in itself. I wasn't raised properly as a child at all! I don't want to pass that onto an actual human being so we do the puppy thing. Life is a trip, I've blown a few spiritual rods in my 35 years.
@@maflodder8506 He is checking the position of the rider he just passed so they don't tangle up on the landing. You will see ALL the veteran riders do this when making a pass on a big jump.
I would love to see Herlings come to the US and race Villopoto during outdoors. Hopefully next season... Watching the two of them on American soil would be Awesome!!!
The skill level of all these guys really is quite impressive compared to your average Joe. I watched the two jumps by clicking stop and play to sort of go frame by frame because it gives you a better perspective of distance etc, and at race speed while scrubbing the jump Jeffrey looks like he's casually sitting on his bike riding with one hand with time to look back and wave at the guy behind him like we would stroll to the store for groceries.
They like to stand a little close to the track over there I see. I can see myself whisky throttling over that one non transitional and landing on some pumpkins. It's actually nice to read some civility for once on YT(yes I did abbreviate), it's rare these days. Low and behold here it lies with my fellow brothers, and I've been looking all over for it too.
Because I just had crash on hard Ground and been lucky to survive. Iam frozen watching those Pro's. I hope in a view Weeks it does not hurt anymore, to keep on training. Old man like me should be more carefull in chasing frontracers. Maybe just statisfied with the speed one feels secure. Without Illusions.
having a hard time understanding how there could be Any dislikes..???? even one...?? who in da world would click on this video and then dislike it is beyond me
Im from America and honestly if Jeffery came to race in America for pro AMA I personaly think he would do just fine and would probably be in the top 3 every race
dont think its gonna be that easy , im a huge herlings fan but i think he needs some time to adapt ...same as most US fan boys were telling us RV coming over and dominate the MXGP ... race 1 he got his ass whooped by 40 seconds , best result 8th place ... missing the pace by 2 seconds a lap ........ he needs time to adapt , maybe he gets a top 5 this year but he should have comitted for at least 2 year to win the MXGP is my opinion
lPancake yeah like expected , he did very good and impressive ..this track in thailand looks like a SX track and with the hot temp and humidity RV did great ... TOP 5 i mean at the end of the year ... its not like we didnt expect him to win , he is one of the best ...if he gets the euro tracks and the sand tracks as well , he could be up there for the title ... but i dont think he will , sandtracks is new to RV same as those oldskool tracks in Itali etc ...and there isnt much time to adapt ...
I don't think so. Americans doesn't even know what sand is. Your tracks are just fast, they have no tecnical sections. Last race in argentina Antonio Cairoli gave 12 seconds to Ryan Villopoto, i think some americans should apoligize.
Nice to read man! We fully respect and love the AMA (well, most of us do) and its good to get some respect back. Unlucky at the Des Nations btw, I had money on the US taking it back... Shocker!
Thank.you...I don't know too much about him, but as crazy fast as he is, I didn't think he'd be doing anything unsportsmanlike. That makes it even cooler. How's it feel to get sandblasted like that for an entire moto?
He gives the finger before he then pulls the tear-off... watch it at 0.25 speed and pause/play/pause the video.. if you pause it as Coldenhoff's left side of the bars comes into view, you can clearly see the middle finger in the air.
WTF!!!!! Every single time I watch dirt bike videos there is always someone that comments:" American riders are better than European riders" bla bla bla!!!! The truth is that mx world champion and super cross world champion are completely different!!!
+Stefano Ceribella Humans are funny aren't they? Regardless of gender, race, country, religion or upbringing, there will always be somebody that 1. Behaves in a way that is designed to get a reaction out of others or 2. Spews forth ignorance and other garbage from their mouth.
Stefano Ceribella I am starting to think that all race fans just love to ruffle feathers and argue! The truth is they are all amazing riders and any given day they could each become victorious. Some track conditions are more favorable to some riders while others are more favorable to other riders. That doesn't make better or worse it just means their strengths are different. MXGP riders I feel are better at MX because they only do MX where American riders split the time doing SX and MX again that doesn't make better or worse only different.
AMA Motocross: 1973 - Pierre Karsmakers 500cc From:Netherlands 1991 - Jean-Michel Bayle 250cc and 500cc From: France 1999 - Greg Albertyn 250cc From: South Africa 2003 - Grant Langston 125cc From: South Africa 2007 - Grant Langston 450cc From: South Africa 2009 - Chad Reed 450cc From: Australia 2011 - Dean Wilson 250cc From: UK And in Supercross riders like Pourcel, Reed, Bayle, Karsmakers, Langston, Fonseca, Townley, Pichon all have won championships.
IMO this actually is correctly named if you think of it. He is implying "You don't mess with Jeffrey Herlings" because he (JH) is being aggressive by pushing people around and at 4:05 he scrubs next to #84 (Sorry I don't know the rider's name as I am not European and I rarely watch European FIM Motocross)
#84 is Jeffrey Herlings, the cam guy is Glenn Goldenhoff you should know by now as he smoked everyone at Red Bud. Where in this vid JH is agressive? The whip and thump up was fun between buddies. And yeah, Herlings got the time to do stuff like that whyle comming from behind and still win the race. :)
@@aximusroh6453 He gives the finger before he then pulls the tear-off... watch it at 0.25 speed and pause/play/pause the video.. if you pause it as Coldenhoff's left side of the bars comes into view, you can clearly see the middle finger in the air.
no, i started at 17, crashed at 17 (torn ACL) , now im allmost 19 and in two months i can start again, because there is not much left i think. (after hospital i could barley walk)
i want to see the day where herlings gets beaten @valkenswaard. Probably if one gave him a 125 he would be on par with most 450s. I saw him once not in the sand but in teutschenthal and he was so smooth and had enormous flow around every corner.
are you serious? he has worldwide the best yes the best technique not only in sand, but just riding smooth and it looks effortless, while the us boys kinda just hit stuff the hard way, if braking bumps develop he is the first one who starts doubleing or tripling those
that was an aweaome vid, holy shit that track was looose, getting hit with roosts hurts lol that had be like playing paintball naked.. although I never have.. no, really.. that's what I heard
In the sand the roost doesn't hurt at all, only shouldn't get it in your open mouth.. :) Valkenswaard is a beautiful track, but it isn't even THAT deep at all. There are some tracks not far from there like Lierop, Budel, Lommel they're WAYS deeper.
just pining er, i wish i could ride like that...im fast going around on the track but i like the technical parts where i can overcome it, straight stretches end up fucking me over
Na 13 is a good age. The industry really fucks it self these days making guys start WAY to young at pro level so they retire before they even get into their physical and mental prime.
Showed to be quite boring for him as he never had any real competition over there. Think only second moto at Ironman was quite fun for him to come up from dead last to first. So it's up for your guys to come to MXGP to get some real racing.
Brad Lackey did it probably before you were born, and first American to do it, when Europe was in its golden age and had dominated the GPs since the beginning of motocross. Motocross got bigger in the US with Roger Decoster coming over and promoting it among others. The amount of money a rider could earn became so much better in the American market it started attracting more talent. The USA has also won more MX of nations than anyone and they started competing decades after it first started.
Villopoto would most likely destroy him because his is way faster on US tracks, a fair match would be a sand track but since Villopoto has a way more powerful bike it would balance out well
Nothing like riding at your peak and some some dude not only passes you but has enough energy/skill to look at you and Chuck the deuces in the air as he's doing it 😂😭 Savage 💯
SSpecial Delivery yeah except he’s not throwing deuces......he’s throwing a tear off. You know what that is?
Felonious Fishing no what?
Ur Dum tear off lenses, for his goggles. Roost can build up on your goggles and the tear off’s allow you to easily obtain a clear field of view.
@@uofmemphis11 your the dumb one who obviously doesn't understand a joke😂
@@Willis476 Dude’s user name was Ur Dum at one point. I wasn’t calling anybody stupid I was answering a question.
I felt every ounce of roost coming at my screen. Dang. I often don’t think of roost until I watched Ricky Carmichael’s come from last place to top 3 race. He took a ton of roost to get back to the front pack, but rode in such a way to minimize the amount as much as possible while running out of tear offs!
Time to wince and throw the goggles
to everyone arguing about who is better americans or europeans. they are all fast, sure you can all sit there and judge who is better while you are eating chips and drinking beer on your couch watching these guys on tv ride faster than you could in your dreams. or you could realize a few things, the top american riders have beaten the top european riders several times. the top european riders have also beaten the top american riders. also where you are from has absolutely no affect on how you ride a dirtbike other than the tracks you grow up riding. there are plenty tracks in america that are the same style of european tracks. and im sure the same goes for europe. finally this video is meant to be enjoyed so shut up enjoy the video and maybe go have some fun on your dirtbike because if you tear your face away from the computer screen long enough you might just remember that is what this sport is about HAVING FUN.
123kwic yea, to compare him to americas, you have to do is get the fastest 250 rider in the us and get herlings to verse him and see who's the fastest in the world on 250s. Same as the 450s but diff riders
123kwic na there not these are way bigger and they have huge runs in here and race in any condition
Couldn’t have said it any better 👍🏼
if pastrana didnt go freestyle he would of broken every record in the books and thats a fact💯💯💯
123kwic yeah but American riders of the majority have more national titles and European riders have more mxgp titles
Helmet Cam Tuesday: @glenncoldenhoff (get well soon) reminds us of Valkenswaard 2013 (+ how fast @JHerlings84 is) - Don't Mess with Jeffrey Herlings - vurbmoto
4:06, everyone
this is ace
Māra Dienasgrāmata
Fukn legend👍🏽
Super Looooooow scrub... setup to ‘give da salute’...
Legend
Bro
Look how much Lower he stayed while passing him at the end. Perfect scrub form
Luke Kidd: If only I knew what that meant.
A lot faster than my old SP370 round the Portsmouth Airfield before they built a housing estate on it....
@@PhilbyFavourites the camera man jumped high and the guy passing him jumped low & his tire hit the dirt first what's not to understand? Scrub form? Watch james stewart
@@MegaSuperbug and he did it with one arm
He is truly a master at his craft, he uses every inch of the track for maximum output. If you study other great riders, they for sure don’t maximize as herlings does
Steffan Everts, Herlings, Jett and Hunter Lawrence all have similar styles and use multiple lines. Most of the guys in the US except the Lawrence boys are alwzys using 2 or 3 lines maximum
Not only did he look back he also pulled a tear off, would love to see this old Jeffery healing!
If it's on go-pro and it looks like they're hauling ass, you know they're flying lol
"That's the guy with the GoPro? Cool, watch this"
Nope, it's the guy flying by.
I ride street a lot. And as I watched this video I was trying to narrate to myself what the rider was doing. IE, shift up, rear brake, clutch, tap front, slide forward on seat, down shift, lean back, pin, drag foot, rear brake, lock it up, pin it, up shift.
I couldnt keep up! New found respect for these guys. Thats impressive!
Try it yourself one time and your respect will grow to the universe! Totally different world compared to road riding/tacing.
I can watch this shit all day. I miss my bike so much.
+Ryan Sorrell Where's your bike bro? I'm an MMI mechanic from California, tell me your story.
Murray None-ya I had to sell it I was in need of money really bad at the time. I'm saving to get a new one but it might have to wait because my girl is pregnant.
+Ryan Sorrell So are you going to marry her before the birth? I only ask because you typed "girl". Two difficult decisions for you to answer in that question. One is marriage, the other is when. The first question is the one that you really have to be careful with. The second question relates to the child and what it will be labeled as. It's a cruel world with harsh words and name calling adults. I hope that you can catch my drift sir? My wife and I are raising two dogs as our children and that is difficult in itself. I wasn't raised properly as a child at all! I don't want to pass that onto an actual human being so we do the puppy thing. Life is a trip, I've blown a few spiritual rods in my 35 years.
Girl is preggo? Yeah your riding days are over.
What a jerk, like if spare time was over when you have a child. Fuck off Tec 9
4:06 I've now realised after 7 years that he is pulling a tear off
Huge if true. Why look back though?
@@maflodder8506 he waves and then pulls tear off he's a sicko
@@maflodder8506 He is checking the position of the rider he just passed so they don't tangle up on the landing. You will see ALL the veteran riders do this when making a pass on a big jump.
I thought he was flipping him off lol
@@glutenfreegam3r177 lol, WRONG
I would love to see Herlings come to the US and race Villopoto during outdoors. Hopefully next season... Watching the two of them on American soil would be Awesome!!!
Satisfied ;)?
That finish line look back was so cool!
I know right!
Best race this year! I was there watching it
Lol and he's gone! Love it! Must make Glenn feel like giving up, lol. Great video. Thank you! 👍
That was the most awesome pass I've seen! Cool video...
3:15 is one of the best passes ive seen in a while. committed!
Number 84 is Jeffrey Herlings. The cam is on Glenn Coldenhoff his helmet.
The skill level of all these guys really is quite impressive compared to your average Joe. I watched the two jumps by clicking stop and play to sort of go frame by frame because it gives you a better perspective of distance etc, and at race speed while scrubbing the jump Jeffrey looks like he's casually sitting on his bike riding with one hand with time to look back and wave at the guy behind him like we would stroll to the store for groceries.
They like to stand a little close to the track over there I see. I can see myself whisky throttling over that one non transitional and landing on some pumpkins. It's actually nice to read some civility for once on YT(yes I did abbreviate), it's rare these days. Low and behold here it lies with my fellow brothers, and I've been looking all over for it too.
Yeayah gettin it! That was fun just watching that!
Because I just had crash on hard Ground and been lucky to survive. Iam frozen watching those Pro's. I hope in a view Weeks it does not hurt anymore, to keep on training. Old man like me should be more carefull in chasing frontracers. Maybe just statisfied with the speed one feels secure. Without Illusions.
Great onboard, nice take over, you cant see how difficult this is. nice one :)
That was awesome! Killer footage!
That was a dirty but very clean pass, I love it🤙
I started when i was 29 so you are way ahead of me :)
you know you're going fast when the video looks sped up!
this is probably the most badass moment in motorcross ive seen
This is epic!!! good video to show friends that don't understand how rough moto can be, roost especially
I can't stop watching this
I wanna feel it at least once in my life , hope that day will come
Hell! Im an american and have been around the sport for 20 years. He is a gifted badass racer. Herlings is beast.
having a hard time understanding how there could be Any dislikes..???? even one...??
who in da world would click on this video and then dislike it is beyond me
I miss racing my 1976 Suzuki RM 125 back in the day .
I Iove the smell of Golden Spectro in the morning , ,
Im from America and honestly if Jeffery came to race in America for pro AMA I personaly think he would do just fine and would probably be in the top 3 every race
dont think its gonna be that easy , im a huge herlings fan but i think he needs some time to adapt ...same as most US fan boys were telling us RV coming over and dominate the MXGP ... race 1 he got his ass whooped by 40 seconds , best result 8th place ... missing the pace by 2 seconds a lap ........ he needs time to adapt , maybe he gets a top 5 this year but he should have comitted for at least 2 year to win the MXGP is my opinion
Richard Loots Well...Let's just say round 2 went a little better for him than you expected.
lPancake yeah like expected , he did very good and impressive ..this track in thailand looks like a SX track and with the hot temp and humidity RV did great ... TOP 5 i mean at the end of the year ... its not like we didnt expect him to win , he is one of the best ...if he gets the euro tracks and the sand tracks as well , he could be up there for the title ... but i dont think he will , sandtracks is new to RV same as those oldskool tracks in Itali etc ...and there isnt much time to adapt ...
I don't think so. Americans doesn't even know what sand is.
Your tracks are just fast, they have no tecnical sections.
Last race in argentina Antonio Cairoli gave 12 seconds to Ryan Villopoto, i think some americans should apoligize.
East coast American riders know sand but the pros prob not we have tracks on the beach
With the sound turned low the dirt clods hitting the camera was very audible. Hell yeah.
i want to see more of jefrey herlins. there are not enough videos of him.
Nice to read man! We fully respect and love the AMA (well, most of us do) and its good to get some respect back.
Unlucky at the Des Nations btw, I had money on the US taking it back... Shocker!
i dont follow mxgp but it has proven to have fast riders so thats cool
Teammates, best friend just say hi when racing while playing n said good job bru
I rather hard enduro over motocross but still have a tone of respect for these guys for hiring massive jumps and fast whoop sections
I love these old school Euro tracks. About the racing not the waiting for a crash
That noice at the start, is that the intro noise to the channel or is that all of them rev bombing hard asf
Love 4:08 haha cheering each other on!
i thought he was giving him the bird?
geoff beyer he was
They are actually just taking off their lens covers…Still dope though
Glen Coldenhoff was scrubbing and Jeffrey Herlings was pulling a tear off!
He swept iron man 2017.... flawlessly .
These guys are waaay better than the AMA guys
Has the first pass actually been clean? Or did he really block pass the guy so he went down? Just wondering. Thanks!
That finish was beastly!
I have that track on a dirtbike game
Team 596 Racing mxgp?
Really a nice track!
He was giving him the thump up. They are buddies so relax guys :)
Thank.you...I don't know too much about him, but as crazy fast as he is, I didn't think he'd be doing anything unsportsmanlike. That makes it even cooler. How's it feel to get sandblasted like that for an entire moto?
He gives the finger before he then pulls the tear-off... watch it at 0.25 speed and pause/play/pause the video.. if you pause it as Coldenhoff's left side of the bars comes into view, you can clearly see the middle finger in the air.
WTF!!!!! Every single time I watch dirt bike videos there is always someone that comments:" American riders are better than European riders" bla bla bla!!!! The truth is that mx world champion and super cross world champion are completely different!!!
+Stefano Ceribella Humans are funny aren't they? Regardless of gender, race, country, religion or upbringing, there will always be somebody that 1. Behaves in a way that is designed to get a reaction out of others or 2. Spews forth ignorance and other garbage from their mouth.
Stefano Ceribella
Too many folks with inflated egos... haven't figured it out yet that were all human.
Well most are human.. ha
Stefano Ceribella I am starting to think that all race fans just love to ruffle feathers and argue! The truth is they are all amazing riders and any given day they could each become victorious. Some track conditions are more favorable to some riders while others are more favorable to other riders. That doesn't make better or worse it just means their strengths are different. MXGP riders I feel are better at MX because they only do MX where American riders split the time doing SX and MX again that doesn't make better or worse only different.
Stefano Ceribella you do realise they race mx in the US as well?
Is that video speeded up above normal .
haha man i read this comment before the pass. and let me tell you. the pass delivered. that was awesome.
I thought he took thenhole shot how did he get behind Glenn? Did he go down at some point?
Wow damn that was a awesome scrub right on by!
At 3:48 does he say; “you’re to fast; homey.” Or “slow down; you’re going to fast.” Or neither?
AMA Motocross: 1973 - Pierre Karsmakers 500cc From:Netherlands
1991 - Jean-Michel Bayle 250cc and 500cc From: France
1999 - Greg Albertyn 250cc From: South Africa
2003 - Grant Langston 125cc From: South Africa
2007 - Grant Langston 450cc From: South Africa
2009 - Chad Reed 450cc From: Australia
2011 - Dean Wilson 250cc From: UK
And in Supercross riders like Pourcel, Reed, Bayle, Karsmakers, Langston, Fonseca, Townley, Pichon all have won championships.
Same. I want to see him come race in America with Roczen and Marvin
These guys really twist the fucking trottle
Thank god we now have image stabilization
Good !! :) Keep up the hard work and who knows ill be chearing for you one day !
Coldenhoffs pass at 3:15 is awesome!
IMO this actually is correctly named if you think of it.
He is implying "You don't mess with Jeffrey Herlings" because he (JH) is being aggressive
by pushing people around and at 4:05 he scrubs next to #84 (Sorry I don't know the rider's name as I am not European and I rarely watch European FIM Motocross)
#84 is Jeffrey Herlings, the cam guy is Glenn Goldenhoff you should know by now as he smoked everyone at Red Bud. Where in this vid JH is agressive? The whip and thump up was fun between buddies. And yeah, Herlings got the time to do stuff like that whyle comming from behind and still win the race. :)
These guys drive just like people on the way to and from work 😂
What year did Herling and RV race?
listen to that thing bang off rev limiter!!
@@jedeastwick6844 it's a four stroke...
@@jedeastwick6844 actually you are right, only two strokes sorry for the mistake boi
@@jedeastwick6844 no it's clearly a MV Agusta
@@jedeastwick6844 yeah you look like you do (just learn to recognise a four stroke man) :)
@@jedeastwick6844 what drugs are you on? These are 4 strokes.
Regardless, 2 strokes do have rev limiters.
wht gear are they mainly in hitting those corners
Roczen is the current 2013 West coast lites champ.
fist pump... they are good friends
That's what it looks like in slowmo 👍
@@aximusroh6453 He gives the finger before he then pulls the tear-off... watch it at 0.25 speed and pause/play/pause the video.. if you pause it as Coldenhoff's left side of the bars comes into view, you can clearly see the middle finger in the air.
dit is in valkenswaard
Valkenswaard of the MX Mecca's!
Dude somebody get herlings to race outdoors in the USA
I love both American and European racing. I loved those tricked out factory 2 strokes the Europeans rode. Especially the 500's. Yeah I'm old
Awesome, Jeffery takes a different line into the corner so more exit speed.
Awesome taunt !!! 4:05
Pretty sure ever rider you named won something in the US AMA circuit.
did he give him The Bird over that table at the end......?
Too bad Roczen and Musquin are both in positions to take championships this year in the SX 250 East and West series. Where have you been?
yes, he looked like he was saying, see me flying by , hahaha gotjah
no, i started at 17, crashed at 17 (torn ACL) , now im allmost 19 and in two months i can start again, because there is not much left i think. (after hospital i could barley walk)
i would love to see herlings vs tomac and villipoto vs cairoli
just awesome
i want to see the day where herlings gets beaten @valkenswaard. Probably if one gave him a 125 he would be on par with most 450s. I saw him once not in the sand but in teutschenthal and he was so smooth and had enormous flow around every corner.
are you serious? he has worldwide the best yes the best technique not only in sand, but just riding smooth and it looks effortless, while the us boys kinda just hit stuff the hard way, if braking bumps develop he is the first one who starts doubleing or tripling those
***** he lapped the ama 250 champ in 2012 at mxon
About the technique, just watch this: Adam Cianciarulo 2014 Daytona Supercross timed practice
what happend with the US "MX God" RV2 in Europe? get off your high horse US isnt the only place where people can ride dirtbikes.
***** LMAO..because he doesn't know any track.. look at ryan villopoto he get's passed by rookies over here
that was an aweaome vid, holy shit that track was looose, getting hit with roosts hurts lol that had be like playing paintball naked.. although I never have.. no, really.. that's what I heard
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man then dont ride behinf a 2 smoker
TheBummRules CloudClan Yeah because a less powerful bike roosts harder... or not.
jridenour31 a less poerful lol your funny your probably compareing a 125 to a 250 right? try comparing the same size
In the sand the roost doesn't hurt at all, only shouldn't get it in your open mouth.. :)
Valkenswaard is a beautiful track, but it isn't even THAT deep at all. There are some tracks not far from there like Lierop, Budel, Lommel they're WAYS deeper.
just pining er, i wish i could ride like that...im fast going around on the track but i like the technical parts where i can overcome it, straight stretches end up fucking me over
when did it happen?
2 years ago m8 😂
There buddies ,was just a " hi " .
your in mxgp jeffery
Amazing race
i started when i was 13 and i thought that was to late. ive seen kid's 8 years old ripping on the 85cc
Na 13 is a good age. The industry really fucks it self these days making guys start WAY to young at pro level so they retire before they even get into their physical and mental prime.
im 16 and want to start this is it to late?
Never to late! Did you start?
Nope
That was such a fast run.
Jeffrey actually told Glenn to follow him so he could get on the podium
Holy shit I almost fell off the chair watching this
Who won the 250 West?
i'm ready for him to come to America for some real racing
Showed to be quite boring for him as he never had any real competition over there. Think only second moto at Ironman was quite fun for him to come up from dead last to first. So it's up for your guys to come to MXGP to get some real racing.
Eat roost buckets😂😂✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼
Brad Lackey did it probably before you were born, and first American to do it, when Europe was in its golden age and had dominated the GPs since the beginning of motocross. Motocross got bigger in the US with Roger Decoster coming over and promoting it among others. The amount of money a rider could earn became so much better in the American market it started attracting more talent. The USA has also won more MX of nations than anyone and they started competing decades after it first started.
Sorry but the times of US domination are long gone. In MX they're second league today. And even in SX there are three Euros in the top-5 atm.
anyone know where you can buy a redbull helmet from?
My first time on a bike was when I was 3 1/2. I'm 15 now and I'm still a c class rider at best :/
Some people were born more aggressive people when it comes to riding buddy. As long as you have fun, enjoy the competition, thats all that matters.
Villopoto would most likely destroy him because his is way faster on US tracks, a fair match would be a sand track but since Villopoto has a way more powerful bike it would balance out well