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The Future of the AMA and American Pro Motorcycle Racing

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acecycleins · 03-28-2008, 01:43 PM

Mr Edmonson,

Thank you for your interview with MO. May I follow up your comments with a: Well, Duh? Also, since I've had keen sight on all this, so far, may I trouble you for a job in marketing? Thanks for your prompt response.

Kirk

P.S.- Glad someone cares about superbike racing in this country again.

sfcdjevans · 03-29-2008, 04:18 AM

Does this mean I may have to learn the names of all of the "'mercian" roadracers instead of all of the 125, 250 and motogp riders? Which by the way I can watch anytime I want at home, any year, any track. Take a tip from Dorna and not the WSBK guys. Access, access, access. There are too few tracks to expect huge amounts of pilgrims to trek from place to place. If access similiar to MotoGP were available the fan base would grow, I believe.

If you get a job get in touch with me. I make a good lackey, lots of skills some of them useful, and won't be passing my physical for my current position in September.

ps Yes I checked the timing in Jerez, I'll be watching qualifiying and the races live for a little more than what my monthly internet access costs and it has made me a customer at the Indy GP.

03-28-2008, 01:40 PM	#1
Administrator Administrator Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: On My Bike Posts: 0	The Future of the AMA and American Pro Motorcycle Racing Original Article: The Future of the AMA and American Pro Motorcycle Racing Please discuss the Motorcycle.com article The Future of the AMA and American Pro Motorcycle Racing in our Motorcycle Forums below. Use the reply button to let others know your comments or feedback on the article. Constructive criticism is always appreciated, along with your thoughts and personal opinions on the bikes and products we have tested.

03-28-2008, 01:43 PM	#2
acecycleins Founding Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: North Georgia Posts: 4,129	Mr Edmonson, Thank you for your interview with MO. May I follow up your comments with a: Well, Duh? Also, since I've had keen sight on all this, so far, may I trouble you for a job in marketing? Thanks for your prompt response. Kirk P.S.- Glad someone cares about superbike racing in this country again. __________________ "Slack" - a state of being in which everything flows smoothly.....a frame of mind so at ease that the universe naturally cooperates.

03-29-2008, 04:18 AM	#3
sfcdjevans Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: 43.47N-76.48W Posts: 956	Does this mean I may have to learn the names of all of the "'mercian" roadracers instead of all of the 125, 250 and motogp riders? Which by the way I can watch anytime I want at home, any year, any track. Take a tip from Dorna and not the WSBK guys. Access, access, access. There are too few tracks to expect huge amounts of pilgrims to trek from place to place. If access similiar to MotoGP were available the fan base would grow, I believe. If you get a job get in touch with me. I make a good lackey, lots of skills some of them useful, and won't be passing my physical for my current position in September. ps Yes I checked the timing in Jerez, I'll be watching qualifiying and the races live for a little more than what my monthly internet access costs and it has made me a customer at the Indy GP. __________________ 3425 miles from Reading, UK Why their heads on a pike of course. If I thought it would do any good. Last edited by sfcdjevans : 03-29-2008 at 04:21 AM. Reason: Just an example

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