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Yamaha Wake-Up Call

Monday, June 18, 2012 | 6:00 AM
Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship
Budds Creek - Mechanicsville, Maryland


450 Overall
  1. Ryan Dungey 1-1 KTM
  2. Broc Tickle 2-2 Kaw
  3. Mike Alessi 4-3 Suz
  4. Jake Weimer 3-4 Kaw
  5. Justin Brayton 5-8 Hon
  6. Brett Metcalfe 8-6 Suz
  7. Josh Grant 10-5 Kaw
  8. Davi Millsaps 9-7 Yam
  9. Andrew Short 6-10 Hon
  10. Ryan Sipes 7-11 Yam
  11. Kyle Chisholm 12-12 Kaw
  12. Jimmy Albertson 15-13 Suz
  13. Kyle Regal 22-9 Yam
  14. Michael Byrne 11-19 Suz
  15. Matt Lemoine 16-15 Kaw
  16. Billy Laninovich 13-36 Hon
  17. Cole Thompson 32-14 Hon
  18. Les Smith 14-32 KTM
  19. Ben LaMay 19-17 Yam
  20. Robbie Marshall 37-16 KTM
  21. Vince Friese 18-20 Hon
  22. Justin Sipes 17-35 Kaw
  23. Sean Borkenhagen 23-18 Kaw
  24. Kevin Rookstool 20-34 Hon
  25. Evgeny Mikhaylov 21-22 Suz
  26. Derek Anderson 27-21 Kaw
  27. Cole Martinez 31-23 Kaw
  28. Ronnie Stewart 26-28 Suz
  29. Heath Harrison 25-29 Hon
  30. Josh Greco 29-26 Hon
  31. Jason Thomas 33-24 Suz
  32. Dalton Carlson 30-27 Yam
  33. Josh Clark 24-33 Hon
  34. Jake Loberg 34-30 Kaw
  35. Robert Lind 40-25 Hon
  36. Dakota Kessler 36-31 Hon
  37. Tyler Bright 28-39 KTM
  38. Cameron Stone 35-37 Kaw
  39. Jake Morrison 38-38 KTM
  40. Travis Sewell 39-40 Hon
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Ryan Dungey went 1-1 for the overall at Budds Creek.
Andrew Fredrickson photo

450 Overall Moto 1:

  1. Ryan Dungey
  2. Broc Tickle
  3. Jake Weimer
  4. Mike Alessi
  5. Justin Brayton
  6. Andrew Short
  7. Ryan Sipes
  8. Brett Metcalfe
  9. Davi Millsaps
  10. Josh Grant
  11. Michael Byrne
  12. Kyle Chisholm
  13. Billy Laninovich
  14. Les Smith
  15. Jimmy Albertson
  16. Matt Lemoine
  17. Justin Sipes
  18. Vince Friese
  19. Ben LaMay
  20. Kevin Rookstool
  21. Evgeny Mikhaylov
  22. Kyle Regal
  23. Sean Borkenhagen
  24. Josh Clark
  25. Heath Harrison
  26. Ronnie Stewart
  27. Derek Anderson
  28. Tyler Bright
  29. Josh Greco
  30. Dalton Carlson
  31. Cole Martinez
  32. Cole Thompson
  33. Jason Thomas
  34. Jake Loberg
  35. Cameron Stone
  36. Dakota Kessler
  37. Robbie Marshall
  38. Jacob Morrison
  39. Travis Sewell
  40. Robert Lind
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Broc Tickle finished a career-high second overall at Budds Creek.
Andrew Fredrickson photo

450 Overall Moto 2:

  1. Ryan Dungey
  2. Broc Tickle
  3. Mike Alessi
  4. Jake Weimer
  5. Josh Grant
  6. Brett Metcalfe
  7. Davi Millsaps
  8. Justin Brayton
  9. Kyle Regal
  10. Andrew Short
  11. Ryan Sipes
  12. Kyle Chisholm
  13. Jimmy Albertson
  14. Cole Thompson
  15. Matt Lemoine
  16. Robbie Marshall
  17. Ben LaMay
  18. Sean Borkenhagen
  19. Michael Byrne
  20. Vince Friese
  21. Derek Anderson
  22. Evgeny Mikhaylov
  23. Cole Martinez
  24. Jason Thomas
  25. Robert Lind
  26. Josh Greco
  27. Dalton Carlson
  28. Ronnie Stewart
  29. Heath Harrison
  30. Jake Loberg
  31. Dakota Kessler
  32. Les Smith
  33. Josh Clark
  34. Kevin Rookstool
  35. Justin Sipes
  36. Billy Laninovich
  37. Cameron Stone
  38. Jacob Morrison
  39. Tyler Bright
  40. Travis Sewell

450 Points Standings
Ryan Dungey 236pts. KTM
Mike Alessi 182pts. Suz
Jake Weimer 179pts. Kaw
Andrew Short 154pts. Hon
Brett Metcalfe 142pts. Suz
Broc Tickle 134pts. Kaw
James Stewart 116pts. Suz
Josh Grant 111pts. Kaw
Nico Izzi 95pts. Yam
Justin Brayton 93pts. Hon
Ryan Sipes 86pts. Yam
Davi Millsaps 85pts. Yam
Kyle Chisholm 84pts. Kaw
Michael Byrne 75pts. Suz
Matt Lemoine 56pts. Kaw
Jimmy Albertson 46pts. Suz
Tommy Hahn 39pts. Hon
Kyle Regal 39pts. Yam
Billy Laninovich 37pts. Hon
Vince Friese 34pts. Hon

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Mike Alessi (right) would round out the 450 podium.
Garth Milan photo

250 Overall Results:

  1. Blake Baggett 2-1 Kaw
  2. Ken Roczen 3-2 KTM
  3. Justin Barcia 1-5 Hon
  4. Eli Tomac 5-3 Hon
  5. Marvin Musquin 4-4 KTM
  6. Jason Anderson 7-6 Suz
  7. Wil Hahn 6-7 Hon
  8. Jake Canada 13-8 Hon
  9. Travis Baker 12-10 Hon
  10. Phil Nicoletti 14-9 Hon
  11. Jessy Nelson 10-13 Hon
  12. Blake Wharton 9-18 Suz
  13. Gareth Swanepoel 17-12 Yam
  14. Ivan Tedesco 8-36 Kaw
  15. Alex Martin 16-14 Hon
  16. Malcolm Stewart 40-11 KTM
  17. Kyle Cunningham 11-34 Yam
  18. Hunter Hewitt 25-15 Suz
  19. Dakota Tedder 15-24 Kaw
  20. Killy Rusk 22-16 Hon
  21. Matt Moss 36-17 KTM
  22. Kyle Peters 20-19 Yam
  23. Ryan Zimmer 18-22 Hon
  24. Zack Freeberg 19-21 KTM
  25. Tevin Tapia 28-20 KTM
  26. AJ Catanzaro 21-23 KTM
  27. Lowell Spangler 24-26 KTM
  28. Steve Roman 29-27 Yam
  29. Sean Hackley Jr. 23-35 KTM
  30. Gannon Audette 31-28 KTM
  31. Luke Vonlinger 27-33 Hon
  32. Cody Robbins 32-29 Hon
  33. Cody Lackore 30-31 Kaw
  34. Jacob Hayes 39-25 KTM
  35. Mike McDade 26-38 Hon
  36. Ozzy Barbaree 34-32 Suz
  37. Levi Kilbarger 37-30 Hon
  38. Mitchell Dougherty 35-37 Hon
  39. Myles Tedder 33-39 Kaw
  40. Joey Peters 38-40 Yam

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Justin Barcia would win the first moto at Budds Creek en route to a third place overall finish
Andrew Fredrickson photo

250 Moto 1 Overall:

  1. Justin Barcia
  2. Blake Baggett
  3. Ken Roczen
  4. Marvin Musquin
  5. Eli Tomac
  6. Wil Hahn
  7. Jason Anderson
  8. Ivan Tedesco
  9. Blake Wharton
  10. Jessy Nelson
  11. Kyle Cunningham
  12. Travis Baker
  13. Jake Canada
  14. Phil Nicoletti
  15. Dakota Tedder
  16. Alex Martin
  17. Gareth Swanepoel
  18. Ryan Zimmer
  19. Zack Freeburg
  20. Kyle Peters
  21. AJ Catanzaro
  22. Killy Rusk
  23. Sean Hackley Jr
  24. Lowell Spangler
  25. Hunter Hewitt
  26. Mike McDade
  27. Luke Vonlinger
  28. Tevin Tapia
  29. Steve Roman
  30. Cody Lackore
  31. Gannon Audette
  32. Cody Robbins
  33. Myles Tedder
  34. Ozzy Barbaree
  35. Michael Dougherty
  36. Matt Moss
  37. Levi Kilbarger
  38. Joey Peters
  39. Jacob Hayes
  40. Malcolm Stewart

250 Overall Moto 2:

  1. Blake Baggett
  2. Ken Roczen
  3. Eli Tomac
  4. Marvin Musquin
  5. Justin Barcia
  6. Jason Anderson
  7. Wil Hahn
  8. Jake Canada
  9. Phil Nicoletti
  10. Travis Baker
  11. Malcolm Stewart
  12. Gareth Swanepoel
  13. Jessy Nelson
  14. Alex Martin
  15. Hunter Hewitt
  16. Killy Rusk
  17. Matt Moss
  18. Blake Wharton
  19. Kyle Peters
  20. Tevin Tapia
  21. Zack Freeberg
  22. Ryan Zimmer
  23. AJ Catanzaro
  24. Dakota Tedder
  25. Jacob Hayes
  26. Lowell Spangler
  27. Steve Roman
  28. Gannon Audette
  29. Cody Robbins
  30. Levi Kilbarger
  31. Cody Lackore
  32. Ozzy Barbaree
  33. Luke Vonlinger
  34. Kyle Cunningham
  35. Sean Hackley Jr
  36. Ivan Tedesco
  37. Michael Dougherty
  38. Myles Tedder
  39. Mike McDade
  40. Joey Peters
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Blake Baggett would capture the overall thanks to a second moto win.
Andrew Fredrickson photo

250 Points Standings
Blake Baggett 222pts. Kaw
Justin Barcia 209pts. Hon
Eli Tomac 200pts. Hon
Ken Roczen 200pts. KTM
Marvin Musquin 153pts. KTM
Wil Hahn 130pts. Hon
Jason Anderson 106pts. Suz
Blake Wharton 102pts. Suz
Ivan Tedesco 99pts. Kaw
Kyle Cunningham 96pts. Yam
Jake Canada 95pts. Hon
Jessy Nelson 88pts. Hon
Travis Baker 82pts. Hon
Gareth Swanepoel 74pts. Yam

Alex Martin 55pts. Hon
Malcolm Stewart 48pts. KTM
Kyle Peters 45pts. Yam
Martin Davalos 40pts. Suz
Hunter Hewitt 36pts. Suz
Phil Nicoletti 22pts. Hon

WMX Points Standings
Jessica Patterson 188pts. Suz
Tarah Gieger 155pts. Hon
Sayaka Kaneshiro 137pts. Hon
Mariana Balbi 126pts. Hon

Ashley Fiolek 125pts. Hon
Jacqueline Strong 114pts. KTM
Kasie Creson 110pts. Hon
Sara Pettersson 101pts. KTM
Meghan Rutledge 78pts. Kaw
Sade Allender 74pts. Hon

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Jessica Patterson continues to lead the WMX class.
Simon Cudby photo


FIM World Motocross Championship
Grand Prix of Belgium

MX1 Overall
1. Antonio Cairoli KTM
2. Clement Desalle Suz
3. Christophe Pourcel Kaw
4. Kevin Strijbos KTM
5. Gautier Paulin Kaw
6. Ken de Dycker KTM
7. Tanel Leok Suz
8. Xavier Boog Kaw
9. Sebatien Pourcel Kaw
10. David Philippaerts Yam
11. Evgeny Bobryshev Hon
12. Anthony Boissiere TM
13. Shaun Simpson Yam
14. Davide Guarneri KTM
15. Rui Goncalves Hon

MX1 Points Standings
Antonio Cairoli 345pts. KTM
Clement Desalle 298pts. Suz
Christophe Pourcel 292pts. Kaw
Gautier Paulin 289pts. Kaw
Ken de Dycker 237pts. KTM
David Phillippaerts 212pts. Yam
Xavier Boog 211pts. Kaw
Kevin Strijbos 207pts. KTM
Rui Goncalves 169pts. Hon
Tanel Leok 168pts. Suz
Evgeny Bobryshev 137pts. Hon
Shaun Simpson 125pts. Yam
Jonathan Barragan 118pts. Hon
Mattis Karro 112pts. KTM
Sebastien Pourcel 108pts. Kaw


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Antonio Cairoli would extend his points lead with the overall win in Belgium.
Ray Archer/KTMImages photo


MX2 Overall
1. Tommy Searle Kaw
2. Jeffery Herlings KTM
3. Jeremy van Horebeek KTM
4. Joel Roelants Kaw
5. Arnaud Tonus Yam
6. Jordi Tixier KTM
7. Jake Nicholls KTM
8. Jose Butron KTM
9. Alessandro Lupino Husq
10. Mel Pocock Yam
11. Nikolaj Larsen Suz
12. Glenn Coldenhoff KTM
13. Romain Febvre KTM
14. Dylan Ferrandis Kaw
15. Valentin Guillod KTM

MX2 Points Standings
Jeffery Herlings 364pts. KTM
Tommy Searle 340pts. Kaw
Jeremy van Horebeek 308pts. KTM
Joel Roelants 238pts. Kaw
Jordi Tixier 217pts. KTM
Jake Nicholls 204pts. KTM

Max Anstie 191pts. Hon
Alessandro Lupino 152pts. Husq
Jose Burton 150pts. KTM
Dylan Ferrandis 139pts. Kaw
Harri Kullas 132pts. Suz
Petar Petrov 118pts. Suz
Christopher Charlier 106pts. Yam
Glenn Coldenhoof 103pts KTM
Nikolaj Larsen 92pts. Suz
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Jeffery Herlings would finish second behind Tommy Searle but continues to lead the MX2 points standings.
Ray Archer/KTMImages photo

Can-Am GNCC Championship

XC1 Points Standings
Paul Whibley 177pts Yam
Kailub Russell 172pts KTM
Charlie Mullins 129pts KTM
Rory Mead 126pts KTM
Thad DuVall 115pts Hon
Jordan Ashburn 103pts Yam
Garrett Edmisten 93pts Kaw

Chris Batch 92pts BET
Cory Buttrick 77pts KTM
Nathan Kanney 76pts Hon

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Paul Whibley leads the XC1 Class.
Ken Hill//GNCCRacing.com photo

XC2 Points Standings
Steward Baylor 161pts KTM
Jason Thomas 143pts HUSQ
Jesse Robinson 132pts HUSQ
Andrew Delong 123pts. HSQ
Jedediah Haines 119pts YAM
Brad Bakken 109pts YAM
AJ Stewart 79pts. Yam
Cody Gragg 74pts. Yam
Scott Grills 70pts. Hon
Michael McGinnis 66pts. KTM
Zach Nolan 59pts. KTM

Monster Energy Canadian Nationals
Round 3 - Wildrose, Calgary

MX1 Overall
1. Bobby Kiniry 2-1 Yam
2. Matt Goerke 1-2 Kaw
3. Colton Facciotti 3-3 KTM
4. Tyler Medaglia 4-5 Hon
5. Dusty Klatt 6-4 KTM
6. Tyler Villopoto 5-6 Kaw
7. Jason Burke 11-7 Hon
8. George DeGraaf 12-8 Kaw
9. Brock Hoyer 10-11 Kaw
10. Gavin Gracyk 9-12 Kaw
11. Shanwn Robinson 8-14 Yam
12. Jared Stock 18-10 Yam
13. Shawn Maffenbeier 7-38 Yam
14. Todd Sewelll 14-16 Yam
15. Tyler Rayner 30-13 Kaw

MX1 Points Standings
Matt Goerke 147pts. Kaw
Bobby Kiniry 125pts. Yam
Tyler Medaglia 106pts. Hon
Colton Facciotti 106pts. KTM
Tyler Villopoto 90pts. Kaw
Dusty Klatt 88pts. KTM
Gavin Gracyk 72pts. Kaw
Morgan Burger 60pts. Kaw
Borck Hoyer 60pts. Kaw
Jason Burke 56pts. Hon

MX2 Overall
1. Teddy Maier 1-1 Kaw
2. Jeremy Medaglia 2-2 KTM
3. Brad Nauditt 4-4 Hon
4. Spencer Knowles 8-3 Yam
5. Jared Allison 5-7 Yam
6. Parker Allison 7-8 Yam
7. Ross Johnson 12-6 Suz
8. Richard Grey 9-10 Yam
9. Keylan Meston 11-9 Hon
10. Kyle Beaton 3-28 Kaw
11. David Gassin 10-15 Hon
12. Cody Woodworth 17-11 Yam
13. Trae Franklin 18-13 Hon
14. Zach Deiana 14-17 Suz

15. Matthew Davenport 22-12 Hon

MX2 Points Standings
Teddy Maier 139pts. Kaw
Jeremy Medaglia 122pts. KTM
Kyle Beaton 93pts. Kaw
Jared Allison 92pts. Yam
Brad Nauditt 89pts. Hon
Ross Johnson 78pts. Suz
Parker Allison 76pts. Yam
Topher Ingalls 73pts. Hon
Spencer Knowles 70pts. Yam
Dylan Kaelin 62pts. Yam


GEICO AMA EnduroCross

Expert Points Standings
Taddy Blazusiak 51pts. KTM
Colton Haaker 41pts. Kaw
Taylor Robert 41pts. Kaw
Kevin Rookstool 33pts. Husq
Cody Weeb 32pts. Beta
Cory Graffunder 32pts. KTM
Mike Brown 31pts. KTM
Justin Soule 25pts. Kaw
Destry Abbott 22pts. Kaw
Gary Sutherlin 21pts. Kaw

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Taddy Blazusiak is the new points leader.
Drew Ruiz photo

Monster Energy MX Nationals Austrailan Nationals

Pro Open MX1 Points Standings
Josh Coppins 301pts. Yam
Todd Waters 280pts. Suz
Brad Anderson 274pts. Hon
Lawson Bopping 255pts. Yam
Tye Simmonds 234pts. Hon
Cody Cooper 232pts. Suz
Jay Marmont 207pts. Kaw
Jake Moss 171pts. Hon
Daniel McCoy 164pts. Suz
Dan Reardon 147pts. KTM


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Todd Waters sits second in the MX1 class.
Simon Makker/MotoOnline.com.au photo


Pro Lites MX2 Points Standings
Luke Styke 306pts. Yam
Ford Dale 274pts. Hon
Cheyne Boyd 258pts. Hon
Josh Cahcia 258pts. KTM
Kade Mosig 233pts. Kaw
Kirk Gibbs 229pts. Yam
Adam Monea 215pts. Suz
Justin McDonald 192pts. Hon
Lewis Woods 173pts. Suz
Errol Willis 168pts. Suz

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BillC wrote: 7:33am June 18, 2012

POOR ROCZEN!!! Dude has got to be crushed...AGAIN!! Man that is harsh. Its funny I was pulling for him again then when Baggett got him I was like go USA HAHA.... All of Europe must be is shock!! He will probley get a win then reel off 6 in a row,

.Euromike??? HAHAHAHA

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BillC wrote: 7:35am June 18, 2012

Tedesco went down hard firts lap.

.Good luck with surgery MR-MX

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MotoX5 wrote: 9:40am June 18, 2012

Get some tickle.........that rocks. good for him. always knew he could do it. also liked seeing grant get up there too! anybody know if jeff alessi is ever going to race?

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Welker wrote: 10:01am June 18, 2012

Yes Mr MX good luck with the surgery, I hate hospitals!

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BD25 wrote: 10:02am June 18, 2012

Mr Mx, Good morning sir, hope every thing goes well with the upcoming surgery. Sounds like you will have some down time. If you enjoy rock n roll, may I suggest listening to the new release from Joe Walsh, Analog Man. I just got it this week end and it features Jeff Lynn, Ringo Starr, David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and even Little Richard. It is all good, especially the 3rd track, Lucky that way, and the 6th track, Family. His words ring true and the music is classic Walsh, with his unique voice and guitar work, it might help pass the time. We, your online moto family, will all be here, wishing you a speedy recovery. We look forward to reading your comments and stories, as with your background and insight of motocross it always makes for interesting and informative reading.. All the best, to one of the Best..

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Motohead279 wrote: 11:10am June 18, 2012

They didn't show Tedesco's crash only him laying there which what looked like his head caught under his bike. 450 racing was a bit of a snoozer, but yet again the 250's provided plenty of excitement.

BillC, funny thing, I was thinking the same thing about Roczen. Its funny I want to see him win, but then my patriotic side comes out and then I cheered when he got past. lol

Good luck with the surgery Mr. MX.

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JaminGeorge wrote: 1:27pm June 18, 2012

I really didn't think Roczen would that happen again. He's got time on his side next year he'll be one of the guys to beat.

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BD25 wrote: 2:32pm June 18, 2012

Mr Mx Grew up watching Don Kirshener's Rock Concert also...wow dating Marilyn Manson ...Just goes to show that in life you never know....lol...but seriously keep us updated as to how you are doing ..friends are hard to come by..even on line Good Luck

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BBRracingMoM wrote: 5:53pm June 18, 2012

Quick correction on 3rd round of Canadian National Results in Calgary MX1 Class. Morgan Burger #26 took 11th overall with an 8-14. Shawn Robinson took 12th overall. Just had to give a shout out to the Idaho boy!

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BD25 wrote: 6:53pm June 18, 2012

Mr Mx Sorry for your loss sir. I had heard of him, he sounded like a caring man. The world has so few to lose. May he rest in peace.

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BD25 wrote: 9:36pm June 18, 2012

Mr Mx The 250's were quite the show, Baggett is winning me over, was pulling for Tomac, but he just seemed off. They keep saying he is to heavy for the bike but he did fine at Freestone but no hills there..Barcia is fast just not a fan of his ..Roczen needs to train with RD instead of Shorty ..my dark horse is MM, he is so laid back...You probably read my break down in 250 words...I only ran one cross country got 10th novice I cant go hard when I am not sure whats coming up..give them all the credit...Your dad still with us, he sounds like quite the guy. Such an interesting life being around in the formative years of moto...

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BD25 wrote: 11:47pm June 18, 2012

Mr Mx My folks divorced when I was 4 months, never knew mom. Over the years she got in contact with my three brothers, two got to know her, one wanted nothing to do with her, but she never tried to contact me. My grandparents who raised me talked bad of her, while my dad just did not talk about it at all. Even though she abandoned me and I almost died ...for some reason, I never held a grudge or thought badly of her. Few years ago my oldest brother called and told me she was dying it of cancer and would like to meet me if I was interested. Knowing it was my only chance to see her, I got on the V-rod and drove to Ft Smith to see her. The smile I got to see on her face when we met was priceless. She seemed to take solace in the fact that I held no ill will towards her. I saw her twice before she passed away. I got to meet a half sis and half bro she had with her second husband and we talk a little. Guess, my point is, I am glad that I never judged her, as I did not walk in her shoes..I would not be the man I am with out her, even though she was never in my life, until the end of hers. Family is still family for better or worse....On that note I better get ready for bed as I may have shared to much...Look forward to our next chat, its always interesting ...

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Motohead279 wrote: 8:41am June 19, 2012

Comendable BD25. Forgive and live life with no regrets.

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BD25 wrote: 9:33am June 19, 2012

Mr Mx Thanks for the compliment, you to Motohead279, but I have my demons and things I wish I done differently. I am just as frail and imperfect as any one of us. I think, some people take themselves to seriously, an add unnecessary drama into their lives. As an example, on these forums, some posters take remarks made about their favorite rider personally, then feel the need to lash out. They begin the name calling, verbally attacking others just because they have a different opinion, something that all of us are entitled to. I am proud of the fact, that I never in my life have been I in a fight, I have never hit another person in anger. Rather than that I tried to see their side of things. I try to keep an open mind and realize I am not always right and there are many who know more than I. To learn, first one must listen.
Any way time for me to get around and go to work today, I hope you have a good day today and feel better Mr Mx...till next time ...moto on

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