Odyssey’s Texas Toast Jam is the premier independent BMX contest in North America. This years event will include flatland, dirt jumping, and street. The FOX Gauntlet o
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/bmx/blog/id/27511
Gaston Rahier Steve Ramon Tyla Rattray Chad Reed Warren Reid
Source: http://www.directmotocross.com/news/mx-photo/2012/11/day-3-mini-os-report-brought-you-mx101
Lauris Freibergs Paul Friedrichs Steven Frossard Eric Geboers Sylvain Geboers
Some footage from my Go Pro Moto helmet cam. Riding a CRF450 on motocross track 2 at Queensland Moto Park. The track has a lot of off camber turns, a handful of table tops and a small section of whoops. Some tight corners and short straights.
Might be worth checking out if you live close enough or are planning a bike holiday in queensland.
Source: http://www.superfreestylemotocross.com/blog/go-pro-moto-qld-moto-park-mx2-motocross/
Sven Breugelmans Larry Brooks Mike Brown Rick Burgett Jimmy Button
Love of the Sport
I love motocross and I live for the sport. I’ve joined a couple of amateur circuits in Melbourne, NSW, and Queensland within the last few years and it was awesome. However, I do intend to qualify to compete in the professional league some time in the future. Sadly, that dream may be put on hold. A couple of months ago, I was preparing for the MX Nationals (which was on Aug 19, 25, and 26). I was cruising along the track without any difficulty until a sudden, sharp, and stabbing pain raced through my left arm, causing it to jerk and clinch the front break. Next thing I knew, I was flying head-first into the ground.
One Thing Led to Another
I blacked out for two hours. I woke up in a hospital with a neck brace, a cast for my wrist and leg, and some bandages. It was a total nightmare for me, not because I wasn’t used to motorcycle injuries, but this was the most terrible set of injuries for me because I broke my leg and my arm. Doctors took an X-Ray on my left wrist and found out that I had Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). I was bummed about CTS. It totally meant not being able to use my left arm for a while.
My List of Injuries
Thank God for my protective gears. If I hadn’t worn them, I could have acquired more injuries. So, after my complete diagnosis, my injuries include:
The fractures were not so bad, given that they did not break through the skin, but it did give me a reason to go through physical therapy. I was lucky enough to find elevate.com.au because it helped me accommodate my medical needs.
3 Months in Recovery
I was fortunate enough to survive, and needless to say, I was few of the lucky ones. According to my therapist, it wasn’t their first time to accommodate motocross injury patients. Some of them were partially paralyzed from a broken spine while others suffered from various muscle tears and bone problems. My leg injury is painful, yet proper pain management is done during therapy. Doctors “jokingly” told me that I could no longer ride the bike again if my left leg doesn’t heal up. That was a freaky motivational speech or a very frightening idea.
To this day, I walk with a limp and a cane because the fracture has not healed completely yet. Doctors told me that full recovery is expected within the next 2 months and that I should continue with my physiotherapy sessions.
Source: http://www.emotocrossblog.com/life-and-limb-for-motocross-my-recovery-from-injuries/
Sebastien Pourcel Wyman Priddy Alessandro Puzar Gaston Rahier Steve Ramon
Source: http://www.fim-live.com/en/media/news/news-detail/article/1353852737-ricci-to-manage-tm-bikes/
Mike Bell John van den Berk Marnicq Bervoets Fritz Betzlbacher Dave Bickers
With heart rates constantly through the roof, moto is no doubt one of most physically demanding sports on the face of the planet. Your heart is pumping just from the adrenaline, but throw in a rough track, huge jumps and some whoops, you will definitely work every energy system in your body. Although it is still hot as hell down here in the Deep South (not hell, just Florida), things seem to be cooling down for the rest of the country. However, just because it is not as hot, fatigue will creep up on you before you know. Save yourself some pain and read on!
One of the most important things to remember is to stand up. I know this is probably a no brainer, but some people will still ride as though the track is still smooth. Most of the time, you will have to stand up later into corners and then get up sooner when exiting. For rougher corners, it is even a good idea to stand up through the whole turn and look to the edges of the track for smoother lines. Many European riders will do this because the course gets so brutal, if you sit down; your back will take all of the impact. This is not the best idea because your back could tense up and result in some serious pain.
This next tip goes hand and hand with standing up: gripping with your legs. I have said many times before that you will save yourself from arm pump and getting tired quickly if you squeeze the tank. The quadriceps are large enough to take the impact from a rough course and they can handle this stress much better than your forearms and biceps/triceps. You almost want to think of your arms as hinges to your core. Relaxing your grip on jumps will also keep your “hinges” from cramping and pumping up too much. To help get through extra tricky sections; you can even apply pressure to one side of the tank with your leg to help steer the bike.
If you watched the 250’s, then you saw Barcia killing it everywhere. Other than his crazy style, he was doing something that caught my eye more than a few times during the second moto. If you notice, he was riding on his back wheel, a lot. The deep holes and moguls were not as bad when he could get the front wheel up. The back wheel would just roll over the bump and the rear shock absorbs the tire’s vertical travel. If you go through a rough section with both wheels down, it just rocks you back and forth. I am not saying to do a full blown wheelie here, but just getting your front tire to skim or get over the rough stuff will make life much easier. Remember that riding in a high gear will help the suspension work properly in the chop and provide you with more traction to get the front tire up.
One final tip is to just relax! If you know that the track is rough, just accept it and ride. When you tense up, any bump and hole you hit is sent throughout your entire body. If your breathing is deep and even, you should be able to roll your shoulders back and ride smoother. By your rolling them back, you can keep that attack position much easier and you open up the diaphragm for this more efficient breathing. Like I said earlier, this is not hard stuff. Keep it simple and remember the basics!
Source: http://www.mxtrainingblog.com/riding-techniques/saving-energy-on-the-track/
Frederic Bolley Xavier Boog Damon Bradshaw Goat Breker Sven Breugelmans
Good to see the guys are already putting in the laps in preparation for round 1 of the motocross world championship in Qatar on March 2nd – you never know they might make the superfinal.
Mohammed Al Balooshi has won the UAE’s inaugural Arab Motocross Championship on home territory recently at the Jebel Ali DMX Motocross track, bringing a fitting finale to an action-packed weekend.
Competing in the top tier MX1 category, the Emirati home favourite won both of his two races with ease, clocking 11 laps on the 1,600m track in 21 minutes and 55 seconds in the first race, while easing through his second race in 22 minutes and .06 seconds.
Al Balooshi said: “It’s a really great feeling to win the Arab Motocross Championship on home soil for the first time, and I would like to dedicate this to His Highness Sheikh Mansoor bin Mohammed. His support of this event is crucial to its future success.”
“I have won this championship many times in other countries, but never in the UAE, so to finally win and to be the first Emirati to win here really means a lot. I hope that this encourages more Emiratis to take up this sport.”
Held under the support and patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mansoor bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Arab Motocross Championship is organised by the Automobile and Touring Club of the UAE (ATCUAE).
The championship attracted a top line-up of riders from eight Middle East countries competing across two bike categories (MX1 and MX2) and a pro quad bike category.
While Al Balooshi underlined his credentials as one of region’s premier moto cross riders, fellow Emirati Mansoor Salem also dominated the pro quad bike category, winning both of his races with times of 14 minutes and 31 seconds in the first race and 16 minutes and 49 seconds in the final race.
Meanwhile, Kuwaiti rider Mohammed Jafar reigned supreme in the MX2 category, with a commanding performance in both race heats, with winning times of 22:31 and 22:33 in Race 1 and 2 respectively.
The Arab Motocross Championship 2012 is the first competitive racing series of the Arab Motorcycle Federation (AMF) following its overhaul in August this year at its Riyadh headquarters in Saudi Arabia – a move driven by the Union of Arab National Olympic Committees to take competitive bike racing in the Middle East to the next level.
Since being restructured, the AMF has been working toward developing a full calendar of motorcycle racing events in the Middle East that run to the international standards laid down by the International Motorcycling Federation (FIM), the sport’s world governing body.
Final results of the Arab Motocross Championship, UAE 2012:
MX1 category (top six):
1. Mohammed Al Balooshi, UAE; 50 points
2. Moaz Alansari, Kuwait; 44 points
3. Sultan Al Balooshi, UAE; 40 points
4. Anwar Khusaif, UAE; 36 points
5. Meshaal Al Khaledi, Saudi Arabia; 32 points
6. Mohammed Al Owairdhi, Kuwait; 30 points
MX2 category (top six):
1. Mohammed Jaffar, Kuwait; 50 points
2. Abdulla Al Shatti, Kuwait; 44 points
3. Rashed Abdulla, UAE; 38 points
4. Hassan Abdullah, Bahrain; 38 points
5. Mubarak Al Ali, UAE; 31 points
6. Nooredin Abdulla, Bahrain; 29 points
Pro Quad Bike category (top four):
1. Mansoor Saleem, UAE; 50 points
2. Mohammed al Shamsi, UAE, 44 points
3. Abdulla Nasser, UAE, 40 points
4. Majed Al Jaraibi, Saudi Arabia, 30 points
Source: http://moto.mpora.com/race-reports/remember-the-names-as-theyre-sure-to-race-the-gp-of-qatar.html
Andrea Bartolini Willy Bauer Jean Michel Bayle Pit Beirer Christian Beggi
Brian Myerscough Maximilian Nagl Kurt Nicoll Bill Nilsson Jorgen Nilsson
After a two week break the dust had settled on the British Grand Prix and the World Motocross Championship returned to Jeffrey Herling's turf of the deep sandy track of Leirop
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/girls/blog/id/27442
Marty Smith Steve Stackable Jeff Stanton Rex Staten James Stewart Jr
Scotty Cranmer rode amazing at the first ever STREET STYLE event, at DEW TOUR SF. He also rocked a full face helmet, making a big statement on rider safety. Scotty is the man.
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/bmx/blog/id/27566
Guennady Moisseev Bobby Moore Blair Morgan Gaylon Mosier Marvin Musquin
The etnies Chaplin is now available in Grey/Black/White, Black/White, & Dark Navy. Chaplin
Grey/Black/White
Source: http://etnies.com/blog/2012/9/23/etnies-x-blackout-tour/
Jean Michel Bayle Pit Beirer Christian Beggi Mike Bell John van den Berk
FOX BMX team riders Brian Foster, Ruben Alcantara and Joe Rich all grace the new DIG BMX magazine covers, these are special covers for their LEGENDS issue. Check out http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/bmx/blog/id/27413
John Draper Doug Dubach Ryan Dungey Vic Eastwood Daryl Ecklund
Bobby Moore Blair Morgan Gaylon Mosier Marvin Musquin Brian Myerscough
This weekend Fox sponsored the 16th Annual Surf for the Sea contest last Saturday and Sunday, September 8 & 9, 2012 at the North Jetty Oceanside Harbor. Surf for the Sea is a commemorat
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/surf/blog/id/27428
Christophe Pourcel Sebastien Pourcel Wyman Priddy Alessandro Puzar Gaston Rahier
http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/mtb/blog/id/27512
Tyla Rattray Chad Reed Warren Reid Pierre Renet Marc de Reuver
Source: http://www.directmotocross.com/news/mx-photo/2012/11/day-2-mini-os-report-brought-you-mx101
Steven Frossard Eric Geboers Sylvain Geboers Broc Glover Rui Goncalves
Craig Dack Roger De Coster Ken De Dycker Yves Demaria Gilbert De Roover
ZACK WARDEN PEOPLES CHOICE
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/bmx/blog/id/27492
Gautier Paulin David Philippaerts Mickael Pichon Jim Pomeroy Christophe Pourcel
And to Bixby/Cherry Park of Long Beach, etnies hereby bestows our beloved Marble Ledge. Join etnies & Element in a celebration of Bros, Burritos & Best Tricks this Saturday, November 3rd for the official ledge donation and installation. Be one of the first to skate the etnies Marble Ledge along with Cairo Foster, Nick Garcia, Jose Rojo, David Reyes, Barney Page, Albert Nyberg & Axel Cruysberghs. Let us beear witness that the ledge lives on as we skate with the pros, win prizes from etnies & Element and enjoy burritos from LBC's finest Taqueria La Mexicana. Long Live The Ledge! Details below.
Saturday, November 3rd at 2pm
130 Cherry Ave
Long Beach, CA
Source: http://etnies.com/blog/2012/10/30/bros-burritos-best-tricks/
Andrea Bartolini Willy Bauer Jean Michel Bayle Pit Beirer Christian Beggi
We’re in love with our new Metal Mulisha Maidens Betty Dress which is perfect for your Holiday season parties or date nights. This perfect Little Black Dress features a heathered jersey material, stretch lace sleeves, shelf bra, scoop neckline, dropped back, and front and back Mulisha screenprints. The dress would look incredible paired with some red or leopard print heels.
Shop our dress collection here: MetalMulisha.com
Try pairing your the Mulisha Maidens Betty Dress with some fun hot pink and black glitter Holiday nails.
We’re also loving this old school video of MM founder Brian Deegan that we found in the archive. A far cry from the old days of being a punk rocker with a dirt bike, going against the grain and ticking off the establishment, life for freestyle motocross star Brian Deegan has come full circle. Father to three young kids — Hailey, Haiden and Hudson — Deegan has been finding himself at the mini bike track or the races more often on the weekends because his oldest son, Haiden, is following in his footsteps by riding dirt bikes and racing karts.
Learn more about his adventures here: MetalMulisha.com/blog
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Source: http://www.metalmulisha.com/blog/2012/11/things-we-love-12/
Gert van Doorn John Dowd John Draper Doug Dubach Ryan Dungey
Love of the Sport
I love motocross and I live for the sport. I’ve joined a couple of amateur circuits in Melbourne, NSW, and Queensland within the last few years and it was awesome. However, I do intend to qualify to compete in the professional league some time in the future. Sadly, that dream may be put on hold. A couple of months ago, I was preparing for the MX Nationals (which was on Aug 19, 25, and 26). I was cruising along the track without any difficulty until a sudden, sharp, and stabbing pain raced through my left arm, causing it to jerk and clinch the front break. Next thing I knew, I was flying head-first into the ground.
One Thing Led to Another
I blacked out for two hours. I woke up in a hospital with a neck brace, a cast for my wrist and leg, and some bandages. It was a total nightmare for me, not because I wasn’t used to motorcycle injuries, but this was the most terrible set of injuries for me because I broke my leg and my arm. Doctors took an X-Ray on my left wrist and found out that I had Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). I was bummed about CTS. It totally meant not being able to use my left arm for a while.
My List of Injuries
Thank God for my protective gears. If I hadn’t worn them, I could have acquired more injuries. So, after my complete diagnosis, my injuries include:
The fractures were not so bad, given that they did not break through the skin, but it did give me a reason to go through physical therapy. I was lucky enough to find elevate.com.au because it helped me accommodate my medical needs.
3 Months in Recovery
I was fortunate enough to survive, and needless to say, I was few of the lucky ones. According to my therapist, it wasn’t their first time to accommodate motocross injury patients. Some of them were partially paralyzed from a broken spine while others suffered from various muscle tears and bone problems. My leg injury is painful, yet proper pain management is done during therapy. Doctors “jokingly” told me that I could no longer ride the bike again if my left leg doesn’t heal up. That was a freaky motivational speech or a very frightening idea.
To this day, I walk with a limp and a cane because the fracture has not healed completely yet. Doctors told me that full recovery is expected within the next 2 months and that I should continue with my physiotherapy sessions.
Source: http://www.emotocrossblog.com/life-and-limb-for-motocross-my-recovery-from-injuries/
Ryan Hughes Georges Jobe Gunnar Johansson Peter Johansson Rick Johnson
#NOFILTER MOVIE TOUR DATES
September 12th: The Jewish Mother in Virginia Beach, VA
September 13th: The Pit in Kill Devil Hills, NC
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/up next/blog/id/27431
Tommy Searle Gary Semics Andrew Short Shaun Simpson Joël Smets
This past weekend gave a select number of amateur MX athletes a chance to compete at the Monster Energy Cup in the same stadium as their heroes, on the same track, and under the same spotli
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/mx/blog/id/27554
Jeremy McGrath Andrew McFarlane Brett Metcalfe Heikki Mikkola Auguste Mingels
Gold coast city council has made the decision to prevent seniors from riding at Stanmore motocross track indefinitely. The decision handed down by Senior Recreation Officer Bruce Flick bflick@goldcoast.qld.gov.au means the end of the road for a club which has operated for over 30 years catering for senior and junior motocross.
The decision also stipulates that the club could be reopened for Junior riders supporting up to 250cc bikes. One might ask why not seniors up to 250cc as a compromise if noise is the only issue. However further constraints on any future operation of the club facilities are biased towards gold coast residents over both committee and general club members who live in other outer Brisbane and Sunshine Coast districts.
The Gold Coast council is also supportive of the Gold Coast motorcycle club at Reedy Creek facility looking into town planning approval for the future use catering of the location for all bike classes.
Bruce Flick
Source: http://www.superfreestylemotocross.com/blog/no-more-seniors-at-stanmore-motocross-track/
Sten Lundin Jeremy Lusk Billy MacKenzie Corrado Maddii Andre Malherbe
Nor Cal Crue teaser #2 popped up this week featuring Grant Roberts.
Check it out:
http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/wake/blog/id/27488
Jim Pomeroy Christophe Pourcel Sebastien Pourcel Wyman Priddy Alessandro Puzar
FOX has 7 riders up for NORA CUP awards at Interbike in Vegas this week
DREW BEZANSON-#1 RAMP RIDER
SCOTTY CRANMER-#1 RAMP RIDER
BRIAN FOSTER-#1 DIRT RIDER
MAR
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/bmx/blog/id/27454
Donnie Hansen Torlief Hansen Marcus Hansson Doug Henry Broc Hepler
Ryan Dungey went 1-1 at Steel City winning his 9th race in a row and has won 14 of the last 16 motos. Here are some of Ryan statistics since joining the 450 MX class in 2010. Ryan has
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/mx/blog/id/27400
Donny Schmit Fritz Schneider Darrell Schultz Tommy Searle Gary Semics
A few years ago I blogged about some cool places in Iowa that I thought were must-sees. While I’ve still only been to #3, 4 and 5 on that original list, we have been to some neat spots that I wanted to add to the must-see list for others who are interested in what the state has to offer. Here are a few of my favorites:
1. Lincoln Highway Bridge – the last remaining original Lincoln Highway Bridge in the United States, people! In Tama, Iowa, northeast of Des Moines.
2. Palmyra Church - just a neat little place to stop and appreciate some chippy Gothic goodness, in the tiny town of Palmyra, southeast of Des Moines.
3. Freedom Rock/Iowa Veterans Cemetery – A giant boulder near Greenfield, Iowa, painted annually by Ray Sorensen, celebrating the valor of the U.S. Military; and, a beautiful cemetery just for veterans and their spouses, set in the hillsides of Dallas County just outside Van Meter, Iowa, west of Des Moines.
4. Neal Smith Wildlife Refuge – A high-quality museum dedicated to the native flora and fauna of Iowa. Just outside Prairie City, east of Des Moines.
5. Pella Dutch Heritage Village and Cordova Observation Tower – a little history, a great view, and Dutch letters, plus if you time it right, a boatload of tulips southeast of Des Moines.
6. Iowa Arboretum – A beautiful natural area and “library of living plants” northwest of Des Moines
And, a few new places I’ve added to my own list of future rides:
1. Lineville, Iowa – simply because of the curvy road that gets you there! South of Des Moines, near the Missouri border. (Hence, “Lineville.”)
2. Allerton, Iowa – home of a hundred-year-old restored round barn, and pioneer-era restored church and school. Southeast of Des Moines, on the way to or from Lineville.
3. Jefferson, Iowa – five-story bell tower donated by William & Dora Mahanay, looking out over 30 miles and five counties, northwest of Des Moines.
4. Lake Panorama – Apparently it’s a bit of a curve-hugger’s dream riding around the perimeter of Lake Panorama near Stuart, Iowa (or at least the part you CAN ride around), so it seems like something I should check out.
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/BikerChickNews/~3/0DSAo6XkKMk/
John DeSoto Tony DiStefano Jamie Dobb Gert van Doorn John Dowd
Ronnie Faisst made the call and rallied the team for an early morning ride at his FMX Compound.
Ronnie and Doug Parsons prepped the course for Wes Agee, Jimmy Fitzpatrick, and Daniel Bodin while the morning fog to roll off the course. Scope out some of the photos below and make sure to visit our Riding Faisst Compound photo gallery.
The post Riding Faisst Compound appeared first on MetalMulisha.com.
Source: http://www.metalmulisha.com/blog/2012/11/riding-faisst-compound/
Joël Smets Jeff Smith Marty Smith Steve Stackable Jeff Stanton
#NOFILTER MOVIE TOUR DATES
September 17th: Jackrabbits in Jacksonville Beach, FL
September 19th: Sports Page in Satellite Beach, FL
September 2
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/up next/blog/id/27448
Gautier Paulin David Philippaerts Mickael Pichon Jim Pomeroy Christophe Pourcel
Maximilian Nagl Kurt Nicoll Bill Nilsson Jorgen Nilsson Graham Noyce
Check out Ruben on the Albion site.
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/bmx/blog/id/27451
David Strijbos Kevin Strijbos Bengt Åberg Greg Albertyn Jeff Alessi
The second stop of the Toyota City Championships Dew Tour is in San Francisco, CA this weekend. Fox FMX & BMX riders will be here all weekend showing off their skills in Best Trick, Dirt, and
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/mx/blog/id/27543
Thomas Allier Håkan Andersson Victor Arbekov Les Archer Nicolas Aubin
Last week the marketing team hit the streets of Los Angeles to shoot the latest campaign for Fall 2013. The team is busy building all the creative for upcoming Fall 2013 sales meeting later
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/girls/blog/id/27499
Erik Eggens Richard Eierstedt Jimmy Ellis Jeff Emig Harry Everts
Hey everyone, RCU (Ricky Carmichael University) is just around the corner! The faculty will be giving one on one instruction as RC and his team break down the track and give the students tra
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/mx/blog/id/27379
Jean Michel Bayle Pit Beirer Christian Beggi Mike Bell John van den Berk
Watching the pros, you can guarantee that every rider is going to scrub. Even amateurs are perfecting the “Bubba Scrub.” This is not just something they do for fun. This is a technique that can help you stay lower in the air and get back on Mother Earth and on the gas. If you see someone perform the scrub right, it looks effortless and so smooth. It really is an art form as no 2 scrubs are alike. For this reason, it is important to start things slow and on a single or something small; eventually working your way up to normal size jumps.
The first thing is to approach the face at a slight angle. If you plan on leaning to the right, you want to angle yourself to be pointing slightly to the left. This allows you to turn the bars and lean the bike without scrubbing off of the track. As the front wheel comes off of the lip, you want to begin to turn the bars the same way you are leaning. You don’t want to try and make this like a turn. That will only throw the rear end out and you will still be upright, defeating the whole purpose of this. Keep this in mind and just lean. As I said before, this is a unique technique, so it you prefer to stand, stand up. If you like to sit down, have a seat.
Once you feel you are off of the jump, you want to keep turning the bars down. This gets the motion of the whip going. You really want to try and pivot and squeeze with your legs. This is not just a movement with your arms; you want to help the bike through the flow with your hips and legs. As you approach the peak of your flight, you will start to feel a point where you need to bring it back. I have not brought it back in time and I can tell you, it hurts.
You will feel the bike want to come back to its normal, upright position. To get this process going, simply turn the bars back the other way. Combine this with a little bit of gas (to get the rear wheel spinning) and the centripetal motion of the wheels will get you back to the right position. Don’t forget that apply pressure on the foot pegs so you can help bring the bike back with your legs.
When you get the bike straight, be sure to get on the gas. This will help you drive through any swaps or any problems you have with the scrub when you land. Like I said, this is a one of kind technique. You need to practice this and start small. Jumps that are slower and have long faces will help you out a lot and when you feel comfortable enough, transition to faster, shorter jump faces. Everything should be a fluid, smooth motion. It will come faster than you think and you will be throwing scrubs like James himself.
Source: http://www.mxtrainingblog.com/riding-techniques/the-scrub/
Travis Pastrana Gautier Paulin David Philippaerts Mickael Pichon Jim Pomeroy
