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Welcome to my Motocross Homepage/Resume!
This website dedicated solely to my love of the sport of Motocross, And what I do in it.
My Life
I have been riding for 10 years now. I started in late 1996 aboard a 1990 YZ125. It was in 1997 that I moved from the 125 Beginner class after six races to the 125 Novice(c) class. I continued in this class, winning several local championships & races, before graduating the the 125 intermediate (b) class in 2000 aboard a 2000 YZ 125. I also began riding a 250cc bike in the 250b class as well the same year. Coming back, I have the 2005 Lites Novice Championship at Ballance Motocross, and third place in the 2006 Open Intermediate class overall. I am now competing in the +25 and the occasional Open Intermediate class.
My Goals for the Future
In 2006 I plan to compete regionally in the 250 Intermediate class, and 25+ in September(b-day) on my 2006 Honda CRF450 . I was riding an '01 RM250 (as seen in pictures), And then a 2001 YZ 250(in other pictures), and most recently my '05 YZ 250f . In 2003 my family suffered a big hit in our racing endevours, due to our 2 new bikes ('03 CRF450 and '03 YZ 250) being stolen. Because it was all we could afford for a while, I tried to make the best of the situation, rode some older bikes for a while, and it paid off. With lots of hard work, I was blessed enough(as if I wasn't already, just to get to ride) to get something a little newer and updated. Thanks to a local shop , Mid-South Motoplex in Clarkesville, TN for their support, It happened a lot sooner than I thought it would. Without people like these, I would be nowhere. LOL, and thanks to credit cards...
Tips for the up-and-coming Motocross Racer
First of all, never forget why you wanted to start riding. It was fun.. No matter what the case, I don't care if your in last place of every race, make sure you have fun. Second of all, Smoothness. Smoothness comes from one thing. Seat time. The more time you spend on your bike, the smoother you will become. You want to win a race due to sheer skill, not because you rode above your head for fifteen minutes and possibly getting hurt or worse. It feels a lot better to win a race and feel like it was a peice of cake, than to crash your brains out because you were out of control. If you don't believe me, ask Jeremy McGrath about his 1996 Season. And last but not least, make sure you know your capabilities and be responsible for your own wellbeing. Riding is like learning to walk. You didn't just take off running full-force, it was a very gradual process.. Treat it like it, and don't be in a rush to be the next Chad Reed.
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