Surely there must be an uncut version

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He has a great podcast with Ryan Villapoto that’s good 👍🏻.

Agreeeeed 👊✌️

I don't care for what you call virtue. No preaching please.

@@EarthSurferUSA fuck I hate hippies 🙌

Same here ! The first year he moved up to a 125cc I saw him race at the Washugal Washington Outdoor National while on Vacation. He just pullled away from everyone and I think he lapped the whole field. He was just wide open everywhere and nobody had anything for him. My friend said he was taking 10 years of chances in one race. It was unbelievable seeing him race in person ! I still have my 2002 Cr250R. He won all the Supercross races and all the Outdoor MX races that year. I don't think anyone will be able to go undefeated the whole year in both classes again !

RED BUDDDDDD!!!

Make the og goat farm for bike gdub lol

@@amfk8079 hahaha. That would be cool

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After axel Hodges

@@hamoodyyoussef1190 the height map for it is in legends pretty easy to get it out as a starting point

Jeremy McGrath did that

Jeremy changed the sport in terms of riding style and race craft to the point where everyone had to like him

Yes, Aldon Baker traveled to Florida to meet Carmichael and after a six-month trial took over his training for the 2000 outdoor Motocross season. Baker's success with Carmichael reshaped the landscape for riders and their physical fitness. McGraths BMX experience helped him revolutionize the way supercross was ridden, employing a technique he learned in BMX allowing him to stay a foot or two lower over jumps by coming in with more speed then soaking up the landing into his body similar to the way you ride BMX. McGrath, in now way, changed the sport by being physically in shape. In fact, McGrath was known to party his ass off when he wasn’t racing. This party behavior eventually created freestyle motocross

@@Steezy_Mx so who had the more impact on the sport and should be considered the goat? Seems like since supercross is the premiere form of the sport it should be Jeremy

@@venicebeachsportsnetwork6677 That’s tough to say. Jeremy is Legendary. I grew up in Ventura Ca on Punk Rock and Terrafirma videos 😂 The McGrath era, he elevated the sport but also made it more fun and brought about Freestyle. There’s so much to say about the McGrath era. He made Supercross cool and what it is today. Ladies wanted to jump Jeremy Mcgraths bones and men wanted to spike their hair and frost their tips 😂 FMX is now an event hosted by Monster In between Supercross motos! Pastrana bridged that gap. Carmichael is just as legendary for how he changed the sport and I also have Stewart being just as Legendary for taking the sport to an even further level that Carmichael took it in terms of speed. They both elevated the sport in unfathomable ways. Had Stewart rode a 450 and not 250t his rookie 450 season, I think we’d be having a different conversation about Carmichael but that’s just my opinion. I can’t say for certain who is the greatest because they all are. I do know that one of them is reminded that he is the GOAT whenever he’s on air Vs the others who just know 🤷🏻‍♂️

Jeremy McGrath >>>

@@donworryboudat McGrath is the supercross king, but overall I think RC takes the edge for me. Both on the motocross/supercross Mt. Rushmore without a doubt.

@@donworryboudat Mcgrath was not good outdoors like Ricky was . But Ricky was also good at supercross he had 5 supercross titles and TEN outdoor titles. He is the goat for a dam good reason .

@@kevinsnow9157 people lie. Numbers don't. Mcgrath 🐐

@@donworryboudat you are right , numbers dont lie. As much as I love McGrath RC has 150 combined supercross and motocross wins, McGrath has 89.

I was there too, English lad next to me asked who I thought would win, I said RC if he gets the start, his first race, had over 25 secs lead at halfway point. Second race only Townley kept up. To see him ride in person was unreal. The GOAT for sure

@@mw0i0 I believe he tracked down, caught and passed, then gapped Stepan Everts both races ???

@@lifeisgood3589 He did not as Everts was caught up in a small crash at the start of one race and was passed by Ricky near the start of the other. Ricky had good starts in both his races.

Jeremy McGrath is the real goat

Maybe in MX. McGrath is the GOAT of SX. Ricky couldn't even beat JM until he was old and over the hill!

Jeremy is the goat of supercross(the premiere form of dirt bike racing) while Ricky is the goat of outdoors (second tier form of the sport)

​@@spick8403 Step back and really think about it. Ricky raced against 3 of the top 5 winningest SX racers and bested them all. McGrath did not. When JM was winning, his competitors were off getting shit faced with the Crusty Demons....

​@@eric-yt understandable. Ok, noted, my turn. JM won back to back 125cc chips AND THEN went into the premier 250cc class and won chips his first 4 YEARS. Changed from Honda to Suzuki and was beaten by Emig. AND THEN, went to Yamaha and won 3 more chips in a row. 9 chips in 10 years!

Have a feeling alot of people these days would be at Ricky's pace as a sport it's matured alot since his time. Not taking anything away from him but yeah

Mike from 70's MX James& RC Rocked Hard Dig It

Eli NOW ❤ OUR SPORT PASS IT ON BROTHER'S

I Truly Miss The The HOLESHOT IT IS MY PASSION&DUTY GAME OVER

That's jeremy mcgrath

@@donworryboudat also without discussion

Jeremy McGrath....

Ricky couldn't beat the real Goat at SX until he was over the hill!

Jeremy McGrath is the goat tho...

RC