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The Final Overture-NHHA Round 7, Spangler
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<blockquote data-quote="snowflake" data-source="post: 221978" data-attributes="member: 152"><p>CDA once said the same thing, and to me, that means a lot, I'll be 28 by the end of the year, so its very possible that my best years as an athlete are already behind me, but, when people get excited about me racing, and this was no where more apparent when I returned to my hometown after moving, having all the locals asking me how I was doing, what NHHA was like, what I was going to race next, if i had another title in me and what not, its mind blowing, I am no kendall norman, or chad reed, or anybody who could even be considered fast on a dirt bike, but it appears that in all the mistakes that I've made in life, all the missed opportunities, I have gained a family thats rooting for me at every turn, and its true, someday, hopefully far off in the future, I will hang up the helmet (again, I did technically call it quits 2 years ago) and quit racing entirely, but this sport, in particular desert racing, will always be in my blood. It has given me, especially this year, the best parts of my life, irregardless of how anything else turns out, friends, memories, and none that I cherish more than the time I've been able to spend with Liz chasing NHHA, the crazy hours driving long distance to CA, NV, UT (I may eventually live in one of those states), everything I've given her to try and help her conquer baja, its all worth it, and I'd do it all again. Because this sport, her, and everything that comes with it, the heartbreak, the frustration with shit you can't change, its who I am, and I type this like I"m some big shot, I'm not, I'm just a kid who used to ride a really old wr250f around out alone in the desert dreaming of possibly having a shot at doing the races I'm doing now.</p><p></p><p>To everyone here that even just types a positive message and says they enjoy reading about what I do, I appreciate you all more than I'll ever emotionally show, trust me, it matters to me, and I want to race nhha next year, and provided the world doesn't end, I'll be there, that curly headed ginger fuck from a town most of these cali guys have never heard of, and have at best passed through once or twice, I'll be there, and I will give what I always do, everything I have in me.</p><p></p><p>as far as whats next, baja has been a dream of mine forever, I'll make it happen, eventually, one way or another.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="snowflake, post: 221978, member: 152"] CDA once said the same thing, and to me, that means a lot, I'll be 28 by the end of the year, so its very possible that my best years as an athlete are already behind me, but, when people get excited about me racing, and this was no where more apparent when I returned to my hometown after moving, having all the locals asking me how I was doing, what NHHA was like, what I was going to race next, if i had another title in me and what not, its mind blowing, I am no kendall norman, or chad reed, or anybody who could even be considered fast on a dirt bike, but it appears that in all the mistakes that I've made in life, all the missed opportunities, I have gained a family thats rooting for me at every turn, and its true, someday, hopefully far off in the future, I will hang up the helmet (again, I did technically call it quits 2 years ago) and quit racing entirely, but this sport, in particular desert racing, will always be in my blood. It has given me, especially this year, the best parts of my life, irregardless of how anything else turns out, friends, memories, and none that I cherish more than the time I've been able to spend with Liz chasing NHHA, the crazy hours driving long distance to CA, NV, UT (I may eventually live in one of those states), everything I've given her to try and help her conquer baja, its all worth it, and I'd do it all again. Because this sport, her, and everything that comes with it, the heartbreak, the frustration with shit you can't change, its who I am, and I type this like I"m some big shot, I'm not, I'm just a kid who used to ride a really old wr250f around out alone in the desert dreaming of possibly having a shot at doing the races I'm doing now. To everyone here that even just types a positive message and says they enjoy reading about what I do, I appreciate you all more than I'll ever emotionally show, trust me, it matters to me, and I want to race nhha next year, and provided the world doesn't end, I'll be there, that curly headed ginger fuck from a town most of these cali guys have never heard of, and have at best passed through once or twice, I'll be there, and I will give what I always do, everything I have in me. as far as whats next, baja has been a dream of mine forever, I'll make it happen, eventually, one way or another. [/QUOTE]
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