15 Yr Old Kid On YZ85 Enters 250 Class & Wins Main Event Overall Broken Spoke Sprint D4 enduro 2023
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2023
- Ryder Sigety is a 4 time GNCC Champion and An AmPro Factory Yamaha Support Racer. Ryder is very dedicated to racing dirt bikes and would love to hear from you!
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Congrats on your 1st overall finish... just keep checking those boxes off the list of accomplishments!
thanks a lot!!!! I like the way that sounds!
Awesome Ride!! Love the sound of a Yamaha 2 stroke
Right on! Thanks!!!
Another great race. Great job!
Thanks for nice comment!
keep it up kid you are flying!
Thank you, I will keep trying thanks for watching!
Awesome Ryder!!
Thanks Mr Mooney, hope E-Town was fun!!!
Going to race more sprint enduros next year, best format ever!
yes it is good, dad says u would like it cause ur old too :-) lol hahaha sorry hope thats funny
Yes sir, less fast young kids that pass me on the first lap. Great job on your GNCC championship!
Good job dude! Series is done and you are still out racing! Thats love for the sport man! Congrats on the Overall!
Appreciate it! Thanks Mr Craig! Yep we will keep racing as long as thier is races...!
Good job Ryder
Thanks for the nice comment!
Damn this kid really flies! Chasing down 250s and 300s on a supermini? Nuts! And I can't even place in the top five in my own class!
haha, thanks! and love ur screen name too! and one day u will be at the top too!
The first of many to come.
Thanks Mike!!!!
Damn this kid really flies! Chasing down 250s and 300s on an 85? Nuts!
haha, thanks, where im from not too many fast kids on mini bikes so i ride with big bikes a lot
@@RyderSigety yeah that's usually how it works, in California there is an abundance of supermini kids around. But if you do come out to California, the hare scrambles and races are amazing!
Since you're trying out bikes, you should try out my TM next time we ride. Congrats on the overall main win, that's crazy. D4 might be a small series but the competition can be fierce
Challenge accepted!!
Video 3 of saying GO RYDER GO
thats puuuurrrrfect!!! thanks Cayden
@@RyderSigety all good
I think I saw your truck and 2 bikes at Lowes recently. Didn't have time to wait or I would have said hello. So hello... Kids on 85s tend to embarrass adult males. I was once passed by a kid on an 85 riding on the top edge of a gravel burm around a corner. I was on a built TE400 Husqvarna and he closed on me and passed me never letting of the gas. I was so stunned I nearly crashed. He ended up going pro the next year. Loads of fun watching kids blast trails.
haha, thats funny! and by the way, ,my dad uses Tireballs...do u?
@RyderSigety I had to look them up. Fascinating product. Will be checking them out my rancher may get some. Does your dad like them?
he does, but its a LOT LOT LOT of work. Each ball has to be tested and lubbed up @@tireballastserviceofflorid7771
@@RyderSigety It seems like a sound idea. Used to run moose tubes back when I did hare scrambles in Missouri. We had nothing but rock or deep mud. Would eat tires.
oh yeah MO is bad on tires!!! Check out my Missouri mudders video, i got 2 or 3 flats! from that day i switched to bibs...@@tireballastserviceofflorid7771
Fantastic accomplishment. My training buddy beat your dad by a tiny amount, he said it was a lot of fun.
Thanks!!!!! Yes dad got beat by 14 seconds or something like that.....he said it was still fun, tell ur buddy congrats!!!
What do you do for fitness? My son is 7 and I have him doing pushups, situps, air squats, and using an indo board for balance after homework on days that we don't ride.
Thats perfect! Can u train me too???? i also do cardio but i bet his races are short so what u got it good!
@@RyderSigety yeah absolutely. We're in South East PA. Come on down!
Wow Ryder great job! That is crazy to be on a 105 and getting first in the overall! Dangggggg!! I thought I did good getting 9th in the c overall on my mini bike! Love the videos keep it up! I am going to post my video soon! Love the videos Ryder!
u did good too Wyatt! I was really surprised myself
@@RyderSigety Thank you! That was the first time I got a hole shot! I almost ran away with it and checked out but I messed up on a hill climb you farts wait and see the video
yes lets see it!
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Holeshot comment😂
BAMMM!! U must have a holeshot device :-)
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Thanks Brandon, hope ur bday trip was good!
fast
Thanks Mike appreciate the nice word and comment too!
Why did you go on a husky at Saha sands
Trying something new...obviously i didnt do that well...
@@RyderSigety yea how did you do in school boy
"Promo sm" ☺️
Thanks!
at what point are you playing the competitive game and what point are you stunting your growth? clearly the kid can ride out of his mind. i remember my first trail ride going from an 80 to a 250 and i was nervous. by time we hit the first couple rooty hills i was pissed.actually pissed. how easy everything became with the bigger tires and bigger motor. i was ramping rooty hills i used to get stuck on. shale and medium side rocks that used to wash me out were now roost.every ride where i was head shaking in 5th gear pinned trying to keep up with the adults - i was now lugging in 3rd with my knees spread open catching air and taking a breath. i felt like a god because i was riding an 80 on the raggedy edge and didn't know it until i had an 18/19 inch rear tire and low end power. once again i get it. you're racing to win. if you can win on a platform you stay there as long as possible. physical size and all that but man. 15 i assume turning 16 next year is late to be on an 85. i got my first 250 for my 12th birthday and was on a 500 by 16. i'm nowhere near as talented as this kid. racing is not what we put thousands of dollars or my future into. at what point do you say hey man. time to go to a 125/250 4 stroke. winning every year is not an option if you want to be winning in the future. it's not my call, but you gotta tell the kid soon, hey we're putting you on a big bike. don't expect to win anymore. you get out what you put in. it's going to suck. but you can't stay in the small bike class forever if you want to make a life of this.
very good points and so good just stay tuned, u will see big bikes real soon! And your words are encouraging that i will be happy to make the jump!!!!! I ride dads bike faster then dad....its just the bad weather days that will be the big issue
hey man i'm assuming if you can fit on an 85 without it feeling like a monkey on a unicycle you're not the heavyiest or the tallest guy in your age group. going from a bike where you can touch the ground at every angle to a bike where if you teeter the wrong way on a hill climb you're falling in slow motion and you can't get that foot down is scary. i went through that too. it's all just seat time. i grew up riding with a girl that was maybe 5'1 105lbs. she wrecked hard, and ate shit often and could barely touch the ground with either foot on a 250 2 stroke. eventually she got smart enough and would cruise around until she found the perfect tree to lean the bike on so she could get off for water breaks. she turned out to be a solid rider and won alot of girls races at county fairs. she didn't have 1/10th the skill you have, she was just fearless. my advice - take the big wheel. go out on the hardest soul crushing, make you wanna quit trail ride of your life. eat that plate of shit. take your lumps. sweat your soul out pushing a the big boy bike when you make mistakes. you'll never fear it again. hop in an ohio/pa/wv coal mine trail and hate your life for 4 hours until you want to quit. you will never fear that bike again. respect your ability to see a critiscm and not see it as an attack AND ADDRESS IT. that's how you become great. best of luck my man. enjoy the power wheelies@@RyderSigety
the best part though. you're gonna have so much damn fun. i can't imagine being a 3/4 time champion. when your ego accepts hey, i'm doing something new, i'm not going to be the best at this - i'm competiting with actual adults that have been doing this for years - you're gonna have so much fun. dirt bikes are supposed to be fun man. they're dirt scooters. you'll probably have more fun placing 18th and running your race than you ever had winning@@RyderSigety
I LIKE THAT!!! QUESTION THOUGH, WHATS "Warshington" ?@@georgewarshington1230