you think bloomer and larson are GODS but can they do this

[latemodefan]

Change screen names that's cool, still don't make sense. It's not about that at all. Most guys that race pro retire and stay in the industry in some way and do hardly nothing and make d@mn good money. There's just as much chance now to get hurt In both. Look at Rick Johnson....Marty Hart old champions both Moyers age. Are they banged up? No they're out there beating each other to death in off road trucks. Rick sponsored by Red Bull and makes big money. I done proved my point, I'm done here.

moyer is 58 ricky johnson is 50 and if you noticed ricky johnson did the same thing as moyer got out of supercross before he got hurt and some guys are not in in for the glamour or the money they are in it for the sport and I would say moyer is not doing all that bad either to each is own

[zyoung25]

Smh...I give up. The whole point behind me even saying anything about Reed is he will be retired long before Moyer and probably even Moyer Jr. He will be set better than both of them combined til the day he dies. You just want to throw out these stupid facts and comments out that you think make you look smart but doesn't at all. The goal in most people's life's are retire early enough and live an easy life after. Reed will retired by the time he's 40 and won't have a thing to worry about money wise, his kids won't either. I don't see any late model racer retiring early enough and have the kind of jack these pro bike racers have. Yea they live a hard and dangerous life, but so do most racers. Pro bike racers don't live it for near as long and actually have a life after....just like Johnson.

[latemodefan]

Smh...I give up. The whole point behind me even saying anything about Reed is he will be retired long before Moyer and probably even Moyer Jr. He will be set better than both of them combined til the day he dies. You just want to throw out these stupid facts and comments out that you think make you look smart but doesn't at all. The goal in most people's life's are retire early enough and live an easy life after. Reed will retired by the time he's 40 and won't have a thing to worry about money wise, his kids won't either. I don't see any late model racer retiring early enough and have the kind of jack these pro bike racers have. Yea they live a hard and dangerous life, but so do most racers. Pro bike racers don't live it for near as long and actually have a life after....just like Johnson.

many a racer don't want to retire Ken Schrader comes to mind and if love the bike there is probably a board for that

[latemodefan]

I wouldn't call it smart. Chad Reed is claimed to be worth 60 million and is 33 years old. Who's more world known Chad Reed or Billy Moyer?

try 20 million lol and how many other riders have made that probably not that many

[zyoung25]

try 20 million lol and how many other riders have made that probably not that many

http://www.therichest.com/celebnetworth/athletes/chad-reed-net-worth/

May want redefine you're Google searching skills. If you kept up with mx like I do you see it for yourself. One look at his property in Florida tells you ever thing you need to know.

[latemodefan]

http://www.celebritynetworth.com/ric...eed-net-worth/ something is not right in denmark

[CIRF]

http://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0LEV...c4ENfGaI5MBMk- https://video.search.yahoo.com/video...a&hsimp=nd-001

Thanks HH. I really didn't know who this guy is. We don't follow the motocross stuff. Probably should.

What I don't understand is how those guys tuck their ears in their hats. That's gotta' get real uncomfortable in a short time.

[zyoung25]

Thanks HH. I really didn't know who this guy is. We don't follow the motocross stuff. Probably should.

What I don't understand is how those guys tuck their ears in their hats. That's gotta' get real uncomfortable in a short time.

CIRF you have recommended me to go to different races and events. If you ever get the chance to see a Supercross race I suggest ya go. TV doesn't serve those guys justice. They'll hit 90' jumps out of corner with both feet off the pegs and one cheek off the seat. It's something to see...true skill. I love it.

[CIRF]

zyoung25, I sincerely respect your opinions and will seriously take your advice urging us to attend a Supercross event. Where and when would be the best venue to make an effort to attend? We would be able to attend a Supercross event in the Mississippi Valley region. By that I mean primarily in the Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, Indiana as well as Michigan or Ohio. We don't get out to the Pacific West Coast as often as we used to so that might not be an option these days, however

A nephew of mine rode some motocross for a few years in his middle school days and we enjoyed watching that deal so we're not completely oblivious to the whole deal.

[ClampedUp]

Here's the remaining schedule............

February 7, 2015 San Diego PETCO Park San Diego, CA West

February 14, 2015 Arlington AT&T Arlington, TX East

February 21, 2015 Atlanta Georgia Dome Atlanta, GA East

February 28, 2015 Atlanta Georgia Dome Atlanta, GA East

March 7, 2015 Daytona Daytona International Speedway Daytona Beach, FL East

March 14, 2015 Indianapolis Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN East

March 21, 2015 Detroit Ford Field Detroit, MI East

March 28, 2015 St Louis Edward Jones Dome St. Louis, MO East

April 11, 2015 Houston NRG Stadium Houston, TX West

April 18, 2015 San Francisco Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA West

April 25, 2015 New Jersey MetLife Stadium E. Rutherford, NJ East

May 2, 2015 Las Vegas Sam Boyd Stadium Las Vegas, NV East / West

October 17, 2015 Monster Cup Sam Boyd Stadium Las Vegas, NV East / West

[zyoung25]

I went to Indy and St Louis last year. Going to Indy again this year with a group of friends. If you've never seen Lucas Oil Stadium it's a gear heads dreams. When you walk in there is cars every where. Has all breeds racing equipment hanging from the ceiling. Both places are nice though, I would go to Indy before St Louis just because of the setting.

[CIRF]

We just might do the Indy date in March.

We have close friends who live very near The Speedway. We camp in their back yard for the Hoosier Hundred, The Night Before The 500 and the Indy 500 in May. They loosely follow the Supercross deal and said they might could get good tickets.

Problem is, we really don't know what are good seats. I would suspect that all the good ones are gone at this late date. I gotta' believe there are seats that are preferred and those that are just there to be sold to those who merely want to be in the building.

Also, does the crowd stand all the time that the racing is taking place like the half wit's that attend NASCAR Cup racing these days? People standing all day for no apparent reason is one of the main reasons we stopped going to NASCAR Cup races and we refuse to patronize venues that allow this.

[zyoung25]

We just ours about a week ago and we got decent seats. Last year we got them about 2 weeks before the show and we sat right behind the starting gate and about 17 rows from the bottom. You just don't wanna get too low or you won't be to see everything going on cuz the way the tracks are made. The crowds only stand when the action gets close or if a bad wreck happens in that area. No worse than being at a car race. We've never really had what ya could call a bad seat since we been going. We been going there now about 7 years. It's awesome.

[latemodefan]

We just ours about a week ago and we got decent seats. Last year we got them about 2 weeks before the show and we sat right behind the starting gate and about 17 rows from the bottom. You just don't wanna get too low or you won't be to see everything going on cuz the way the tracks are made. The crowds only stand when the action gets close or if a bad wreck happens in that area. No worse than being at a car race. We've never really had what ya could call a bad seat since we been going. We been going there now about 7 years. It's awesome.

wouldn't mind going but march 28 for the st louis date is opening night at some short track sorry first things first gotta support the short tracks

[CIRF]

We just ours about a week ago and we got decent seats. Last year we got them about 2 weeks before the show and we sat right behind the starting gate and about 17 rows from the bottom. You just don't wanna get too low or you won't be to see everything going on cuz the way the tracks are made. The crowds only stand when the action gets close or if a bad wreck happens in that area. No worse than being at a car race. We've never really had what ya could call a bad seat since we been going. We been going there now about 7 years. It's awesome.

Thanks z.

When I get some tickets nailed down I'll let you know and you can coach me on the finer points of enjoying one of these events.

I spoke with our Indy friends and they are receptive to doing this deal.

We can kill 2 birds with one stone. Go hang with our good friends and hosts of our Memorial Day Weekend Indy area racing/camping trip and do a new and different racing experience.