Motocross. It's not a hobby or even a passion it's a religion.

Hey everyone I just wanted to post this to get some ideas for a motocross based religion and to talk about how it is a religion for those who truely love the sport.......Motocross, it's not a hobby or even a passion it's a religion. That's how I live my life.

you all know what I'm talking about. No matter what religion you say you are motocross is your true religion so be proud of it and display it as often as possible.......Our sport will never die!!!!

yeah you cant have a religion,cuz we race on sundays...hahaha

moto295 wrote:

yeah you cant have a religion,cuz we race on sundays...hahaha

yeah really, the sunday visit to you local track is your sunday visit to your local church

lol mi track only open sundays and ive had good luck ive landed woth nose dive and knucks touching ground and the bike swung back up and i rode off lol

that makes two of us. It was my first time on an 80 and I wasn't used to the gyro yet and I let off the gas and the front end dropped like a rock. I stay off the gas and it went right back on 2 wheels after I bonced on the front wheel a couple of times.

Just so you all know I wasn't just saying being christian or anything else. I mean if you truely ride dirt bikes and do it every chance you get and it's the only thing on your mind all times it's your religion weather you want it to be or not. Look at it this way the definition of religion basically says to warship. Well think about it you worship your bike. If your like me you talk to your bike, you sleep on, eat on it or next to it most of the time, and basically the bike is never out of sight or out of mind. That's religion. You wish for good weather or to get back on the bike. It consumes your life and you may even loose things because of it. Wheather it being girls(which I am a victim of), missing family events, TV shows, and everything else that most people do because it's good for them to do so they can go to heaven or something like that.

All I am saying is think about what you've given up to ride and what you've gained from it. If you truely love to ride and race you'll understand what I talking about.

for sure. i live to ride

MX Freak wrote:

that makes two of us. It was my first time on an 80 and I wasn't used to the gyro yet and I let off the gas and the front end dropped like a rock. I stay off the gas and it went right back on 2 wheels after I bonced on the front wheel a couple of times.

what so you ride an 80 i have an 85 lol and yea they are easy to nose dive m8 did on his rm 85 at like 15ft in air but he wasnt so lucky

ya that was 6 years ago when that happened. I don't have a bike right now my dad sold it out from under me.