It's ON?

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Originally Posted by smileyman

Yeah, but I think at almost 40 he intended to be home for his family more. He has raced the best all over the world for years and I am sure he will accept any challenge given. Do you remember any racer going out on top like he has in recent memory? Hell even last 20 years?

You'd also think at almost 40 he'd learn not to talk shit huh

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It's growing legs

http://moto-racing.speedtv.com/artic...-in-the-desert

[smileyman]

Most racers talk shit. I think you have to have that attitude if your gonna line up against the best in the world every weekend. Otherwise your beat before the green flag falls...

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Originally Posted by smileyman

Most racers talk shit. I think you have to have that attitude if your gonna line up against the best in the world every weekend. Otherwise your beat before the green flag falls...

Goddambit! I can't debate bike racing when i agree with you!

[Corey]

What are they looking to prove? Who the better rider is or what the better bike is? If they're going for rider, wouldn't it be more appropriate to use a bike that neither of them races on with identical bits and pieces, with the only difference being rider setup and rider? Otherwise they're just going to be subject to "Rossi couldn't win because he races a completely different bike, while Bayliss has is already familiar with the bike." or "Rossi won because Yamaha gave him some trick parts that most of the factory racers don't get." Or worse "waaaaaaaaaaaah, tires."

Put them both on a stock Kawasaki. Then let them race.

[smileyman]

Better yet put them on 2 showroom stock models on street tires...Preferrably a 600...Still wouldnt determine a clear winner. I firmly believe that on any given day any one can win. There are just two many variables. Thats why championships should be earned season long and not in just one race.

[SoFlaSV]

Originally Posted by Corey

What are they looking to prove? Who the better rider is or what the better bike is? If they're going for rider, wouldn't it be more appropriate to use a bike that neither of them races on with identical bits and pieces, with the only difference being rider setup and rider? Otherwise they're just going to be subject to "Rossi couldn't win because he races a completely different bike, while Bayliss has is already familiar with the bike." or "Rossi won because Yamaha gave him some trick parts that most of the factory racers don't get." Or worse "waaaaaaaaaaaah, tires."

Put them both on a stock Kawasaki. Then let them race.

[PhiSig1071]

Rossi is just pissed 'cause when Bayliss raced as a fill-in in MotoGP he whupped everybody. That and an Italian motorcycle rag named Bayliss the Rider of the year in '08.

[Dnyce]

Originally Posted by PhiSig1071

Rossi is just pissed 'cause when Bayliss raced as a fill-in in MotoGP he whupped everybody. That and an Italian motorcycle rag named Bayliss the Rider of the year in '08.

sounds like it to me...

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Originally Posted by PhiSig1071

Rossi is just pissed 'cause when Bayliss raced as a fill-in in MotoGP he whupped everybody. That and an Italian motorcycle rag named Bayliss the Rider of the year in '08.

Yes i'm Sure his 8 world Championships mean shit to him

More here..in MotoUSA now lol

http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/555/19...he-Desert.aspx