@@Merdock-yp2xj here in The Netherlands we still have a energy drink called No Fear and it’s plays a pretty big part in the Dutch motocross scene. Don’t know if it’s the same company
Travis and I grew up on whoops that size at aquasco raceway back in the late 80s early 90s. Love it! Those where great times even tho the rest of us were racing for 2nd place....that was our first place because if he was lined up with us at the gates 1st place was his lol he used to pull over and talk to his pops let us all pass then chase us all back down and we weren't slouches but he was just that fast in 80cc super mini. Thank the lord when we hit 125s he was off competing nation wide and we finally had the chance to get 1st lol....we all loved racing with him though because we knew he was heading for greatness. The only one who could beat him was Joey Schuler who was also a fantastic rider but he didn't pursue turning pro which I never understood because he too had greatness in his future if he wanted to turn pro aswell. I can't remember onetime of Travis beating Joey in A class ever..granted Joey was a bit older than us but still he was a fantastic talent. Them 2 and Aaron Day were awesome to see battle once they beat us to A class joining Joey who was waiting for a challenge when they got there to battle him. If I had a time machine that's the years I would travel back to lol. Great videos Mr.Gary I absolutely love the stuff you post they bring back tremendous memories.
The year before Travis turned pro, he raced the night time SX track that Beasley builds during the Budds National for the amateurs. I was 25+B and Travis was 250a. I spent the entire track walk analyzing the whoops. With zero experience on them, I decided to dbl them and my friends were split on that and blitzing them. Blitzing them didn’t turn out as planned for them and I went ok and rolled when out of control. Travis yanks the start, heel clicker on the step over, makes the whoops seem like acceleration bumps and pulls far away. In your face! Second lap he picks the front wheel up to the 1 o’clock position and wheelies through the whoops!! “I’m outa here” chad said in disgust. His front tire didn’t bob at all, as if he was on flat ground. Glad Travis turned out to be an amazing dude.
I was just looking at an RM250, then I come across your channel - as if destiny is telling me to get one... Pastrana is so talented, especially at the art of jumping
Travis to track builder : build me the worst whoops you can think of. Track builder: Done! It's no wonder Travis has so much talent he trains on impossible so when he goes to a "tame" track it's a walk in the park.
we had those back in the 90's they had many names... The Coffins are the most common, due to the fact that you cold bury a casket inbetween them. They were common back in PJ1 Arenacross and other races. look up a race in Mexico that featured Jeff Matasivitch and Robbie Reynard.
I remember at *Club Moto* Livermore CA 1999 they had some massive uphill rockers uphill whoop section that was gnarlyier then this but ya i miss the 90s shit was dope
Ratsnrop Live lucky, I missed one of the best times to be alive ever. No damn phones, some of the best music there is, and one of the sickest eras of motocross. Now the world is cocked over big time.
... When you're one of the other Factory Suzuki riders, and Travis starts doin stuff like this...that's when you know it's time to load your shit up and go home...lol
I've been riding a LONG time and I actually love whoops and can tell you these are only pre dug 6ft graves and only missing the casket for the next guy who tries to tire tap them
Those are pretty big whoops but I remember at a track in southern Maryland called AQUASCO they had the LARGEST whoops that were about 5 to 6 foot in height and steep as chit and this was back in the mid 80's when practically NO ONE was skimming the peaks of whoops then and they were kicking EVERYONES asses that day .in practice they were too steep and too close to comfortably get a rhythm down on them but finally had gotten worn down enough by the end of practice to be do able . I remember seeing TRAVIS as a young unheard of kid at BUDDS CREEK when I raced there lol I think that he was racing in *MAMA* then MID ATLANTIC MOTOCROSS ASSOCIATION I was racing in the DISTRICT 7 OPEN B CLASS back then there and later OPEN A CLASS
@@Cody2nd it's just an opinion man. And since I've posted this did you see the Anaheim 2020 race a couple weeks back? They had some pretty big whoops. Not like in this video. But alot of people argue that's some of the best bar to bar racing we've seen in a while. When the track is actually tough it just makes for better racing. Pushes the athletes out of their comfort zone. This IS motocross man. Not some sissy sport.
Of course, what kinda question is that? and do it waaaay easier and more comfortably, more efficient on your body, do you not realize what it takes to push a 250 2 stroke like that? 😂 450’s are Cadillac’s and will take you wherever you wanna go much much easier. And you answered your own question...modern...it’s a proven fact the bikes we have today have better chassis, better suspension, and handle better, make more power...etc. and just the simple fact that it’s a 450...not saying either one is better cause I love em both. But a 450 just does everything way easier and with less work, less arm pump, less tiredness...etc.
I think that atleast for now everybody knows what a 2 stroke dirtbike sounds like because everybody that is into dirtbikes has ridden or still rides a 2 stroke if hes younger
Milennials? Milennials grew up on 2 stokes you boomer. I was racing two strokes back in 01 and onward just as 4 strokes were really hitting the scene. You meant to say Generation Z. I'm 27 and grew up mixing gas sniffing exhaust fumes.
Trinidad Sanchez have you never been to a race track before....? What are you getting at with the “millennial” thing? Are you trying to be clever or? You got the wrong generation for one. And even if you named the right one you’d still be wrong, kids today are still racing 2 strokes, same with all of us adults today, we grew up racing 2 strokes, still do....so I’m not sure what your getting at. Yeah man, cool! You know the sound of a 2 stroke!!....So does anyone else that’s been around motocross for any part of they’re life no matter what age they are, and anyone making jack ass comments like this one clearly isn’t or hasn’t been involved in racing lol....your a real genius for pointing that one out mate...👏🏻....👏🏻....👏🏻....👏🏻
Glad to know you are enjoying these, it makes it worth the time it takes to transfer and edit. keep enjoying.....
I hope you know how much we all appreciate this stuff! BIG TIME! !!!!!!👍
Another gooooood one
Gary Bailey thank you!!!!
Thank you Mr Bailey, You sure do have a lot of fans out here.
Freakin awesome thanks🤟
Rare sighting of no hand guards
Justin Ware that’s exactly what I was thinking
They broke off in the whoops
@@07STINKYBOY no this was a mostly stock bike he was just testing on.
Seriously.....haha. very rare.
@@ParaMoto910 it was a joke
Such a shame that No Fear no longer makes MX gear. They had some of the best stuff back then.
David Harris I liken SoCal, there gone too
Agreed , no fear had some exotic next generation stuff
They use to have an energy drink too I liked
@@Merdock-yp2xj here in The Netherlands we still have a energy drink called No Fear and it’s plays a pretty big part in the Dutch motocross scene. Don’t know if it’s the same company
@@Robin-oq7ye That's awesome, i wouldn't be surprised if its the same one. It use to be popular in the US too and it was always at all the races
That triple-triple-skim at 2:50 is unreal!
My friend I hope you continue to go through that massive video collection of yours and post these regularly. Thank you for taking the time.
Travis and I grew up on whoops that size at aquasco raceway back in the late 80s early 90s. Love it! Those where great times even tho the rest of us were racing for 2nd place....that was our first place because if he was lined up with us at the gates 1st place was his lol he used to pull over and talk to his pops let us all pass then chase us all back down and we weren't slouches but he was just that fast in 80cc super mini. Thank the lord when we hit 125s he was off competing nation wide and we finally had the chance to get 1st lol....we all loved racing with him though because we knew he was heading for greatness. The only one who could beat him was Joey Schuler who was also a fantastic rider but he didn't pursue turning pro which I never understood because he too had greatness in his future if he wanted to turn pro aswell. I can't remember onetime of Travis beating Joey in A class ever..granted Joey was a bit older than us but still he was a fantastic talent. Them 2 and Aaron Day were awesome to see battle once they beat us to A class joining Joey who was waiting for a challenge when they got there to battle him. If I had a time machine that's the years I would travel back to lol. Great videos Mr.Gary I absolutely love the stuff you post they bring back tremendous memories.
That's fuckin awesome dude
Hitting whoops on a 2 stroke perfectly is so enjoyable to watch on top of being music to my ears.
Yo Randy, you are not crazy. 13 years with Travis and we are still good friends. That boy is a number one class act...
He deserves everything good that comes to him. It seems like he cares deeply for everyone in his life and there are a lot of people around him.
Unbelievable. Please keep posting this kind of content, Gary!
Thank you for all this footage! 👍 you are the MAN !!!!!
The year before Travis turned pro, he raced the night time SX track that Beasley builds during the Budds National for the amateurs. I was 25+B and Travis was 250a. I spent the entire track walk analyzing the whoops. With zero experience on them, I decided to dbl them and my friends were split on that and blitzing them. Blitzing them didn’t turn out as planned for them and I went ok and rolled when out of control.
Travis yanks the start, heel clicker on the step over, makes the whoops seem like acceleration bumps and pulls far away. In your face! Second lap he picks the front wheel up to the 1 o’clock position and wheelies through the whoops!! “I’m outa here” chad said in disgust. His front tire didn’t bob at all, as if he was on flat ground.
Glad Travis turned out to be an amazing dude.
did he say "ow" when he hit them the second time? lmao
Blocke 😂 yes that was an ankle or wrist shocker
This ladies and gents is why he’s one of the best in The whoops
Being very tall really helps riding over long and deep whoops.
Mad scientist. Awesome in anything he does.
That bike sounds amazing!!
Double in the middle of the section is nuts
I can feel my back cracking... my god that’s gnarly
Wow! Wish he would have raced longer! Ton of talent! Great video
Thanks for bringing me back Gary!
I was just looking at an RM250, then I come across your channel - as if destiny is telling me to get one... Pastrana is so talented, especially at the art of jumping
Have you gotten one yet?
-destiny
Well he rides KTM now lol but I wouldn't suggest a Suzuki 2 stroke anyways for the same reasons TP switched, mainly the lack of parts availability now
The king 199# Pastrana!!!!! Pure two stroke music!!
Well done Gary 👍... 1973 GBMS (Annapolis) Graduate here..💪🏽
1:54 Travis is so good he makes anyone literally look like a goon riding next to him! 😂
travis you are a riot you have a great life i wish i could still ride it sucks when money holds back having a little fun
Listen to that bike!!
When he hit those whoops backwards... dear god he was such a beast
Sweet, the good ol days! 👍🔥
This is so addicting to watch
awesome video mate really fun to watch!
Thanks ! Gary love the videos...
These are unnecessarily huge! I’d imagine the theory is “ If I can ride these, the real race will be a cake walk”.
So much talent...
2:56 literally realizes last second that he'll endo if he doesn't pick up the whole bike and wheelie that last woop. Savage.
Not literally.
maybe, maybe not. Still the amount of bike control
That’s amazing! Those whoops are gnarly
Travis to track builder : build me the worst whoops you can think of.
Track builder: Done!
It's no wonder Travis has so much talent he trains on impossible so when he goes to a "tame" track it's a walk in the park.
Those whoops remind of the ones at Anaheim 2 in 2000
Beautiful
My shoulders and knees are screaming just looking at this
Nice work! These are great
we had those back in the 90's they had many names... The Coffins are the most common, due to the fact that you cold bury a casket inbetween them. They were common back in PJ1 Arenacross and other races. look up a race in Mexico that featured Jeff Matasivitch and Robbie Reynard.
I remember at *Club Moto* Livermore CA 1999 they had some massive uphill rockers uphill whoop section that was gnarlyier then this but ya i miss the 90s shit was dope
Ratsnrop Live lucky, I missed one of the best times to be alive ever. No damn phones, some of the best music there is, and one of the sickest eras of motocross. Now the world is cocked over big time.
@@Cody2nd ikr before every dam kid and their patents had anxiety and stress disorder and had to take hella pills the world is falling apart.
Two Strokes, Pastrana....... those were the days.
Great backyard track 👍👍🏁
Those woops were brutal
... When you're one of the other Factory Suzuki riders, and Travis starts doin stuff like this...that's when you know it's time to load your shit up and go home...lol
Nothing like the sound of a 2stroke through the whoops.
Sorry but I do not have 87 Hangtown, that is the year David got hurt and did not get to many races in 87.
Just what Dangerboy has to deal with on his big wheel ✊🤙
I've been riding a LONG time and I actually love whoops and can tell you these are only pre dug 6ft graves and only missing the casket for the next guy who tries to tire tap them
This was at Metz's house, I was there the next day or following.
is Metz at 1:53??
What year and what address? trying to find the location on google so I can make it for a game lol.
Whoops that make grown men cry! And Travis manualed them at the end!!
👍👍👍👍👍🏍👍👍👍👍👍
Unless he had blitzed them, most would have gone home bragging to their friends about a cool Rhythm Section lol
Those are some whoops 😅🙈
Awesome
Actual gameplay of me in the Supercross games. Can't do the rhythm right? Just turn it into big whoops, you'll be alright lol.
Now that is a Dirt Bike
Those whoops are as tall as TP! So to be Pastrana level in the whoops you have to train on Pastrana-level whoops.
Sure doesn't look like the Pennsylvania i know. Maybe Mad Mike has or had a house in southern comi-fornia.
Getting arm pump just watching
Love how he bosses that bike around
travis is a fucking madman
Those whoops look like a bmx rythem section. Scray
There ridiculously massive
I got better at riding watching this
David Vuillemin approves these whoops
Man that’s RM sounds so crisp
Why does no one read the description? So many people are not realizing this is a rythem section lol
All my years of riding still can’t hit them!! LOL
Those are pretty big whoops but I remember at a track in southern Maryland called AQUASCO they had the LARGEST whoops that were about 5 to 6 foot in height and steep as chit and this was back in the mid 80's when practically NO ONE was skimming the peaks of whoops then and they were kicking EVERYONES asses that day .in practice they were too steep and too close to comfortably get a rhythm down on them but finally had gotten worn down enough by the end of practice to be do able . I remember seeing TRAVIS as a young unheard of kid at BUDDS CREEK when I raced there lol
I think that he was racing in
*MAMA* then
MID ATLANTIC MOTOCROSS ASSOCIATION
I was racing in the DISTRICT 7 OPEN B CLASS back then there and later OPEN A CLASS
Whoops in video games be like
best ever in the whoops stewie close second
Don't forget Reedy. Well Reedy in his prime anyways
What no hand guards?!?!?!?! Lol
how many times travis said ouch in his life :P
Damn. I think whoops should be this big. Especially today. Makes for a much more interesting race
6MOTHER6HORSE6EYES and more injuries yea so sick!!!
you think? When’s the last time you hit a set of whoops like this? Not to mention for several moto’s, when your body is already drained as it is....
@@Cody2nd it's just an opinion man. And since I've posted this did you see the Anaheim 2020 race a couple weeks back? They had some pretty big whoops. Not like in this video. But alot of people argue that's some of the best bar to bar racing we've seen in a while. When the track is actually tough it just makes for better racing. Pushes the athletes out of their comfort zone. This IS motocross man. Not some sissy sport.
Who's house was this at lol
Immagine putting a step down on woops😂
looks pretty standard for Ocotillo wells but for miles.
I wonder if a modern factory 450 at full tilt could push through that section
Brandon Leon yes.
Of course, what kinda question is that? and do it waaaay easier and more comfortably, more efficient on your body, do you not realize what it takes to push a 250 2 stroke like that? 😂 450’s are Cadillac’s and will take you wherever you wanna go much much easier. And you answered your own question...modern...it’s a proven fact the bikes we have today have better chassis, better suspension, and handle better, make more power...etc. and just the simple fact that it’s a 450...not saying either one is better cause I love em both. But a 450 just does everything way easier and with less work, less arm pump, less tiredness...etc.
@@Cody2nd facts
Essa do vídeo é uma Rm 125 ou Rm 250??
James Gabriel Superman 52 250 je pense
That’s why he is the fastest in the whoops period.
James Stewart ??
Stewart .. Carmichael and reed hands down!! Then Trav maybe
199 go travis
That no foot nac toward the end, how? Such a small jump
Indian air.
4:52
1:47
3:04
Good job Pasta Rana
he lives right at steel city in Delmont doesn't he?
Whoops from hell
Love the telescope-view instead of the idiotic black-hallway view that so many vids have now ..and of course love the real MX bike too ..
Biggest whoops ever??probably not ... Hawkstone Park back in the 80's had the most enormous whoops
Sketchy backyard tracks are the best
Those are not Woops that’s a full roller section… WOW
rm 250 insane bike
I would like to see Kenny hit these
Supercross 3 the game
That’s the sound of a 2 stroke all you millennials
I think that atleast for now everybody knows what a 2 stroke dirtbike sounds like because everybody that is into dirtbikes has ridden or still rides a 2 stroke if hes younger
Milennials? Milennials grew up on 2 stokes you boomer. I was racing two strokes back in 01 and onward just as 4 strokes were really hitting the scene. You meant to say Generation Z. I'm 27 and grew up mixing gas sniffing exhaust fumes.
coming from the guy who doesn’t know his generations lol
Trinidad Sanchez have you never been to a race track before....? What are you getting at with the “millennial” thing? Are you trying to be clever or? You got the wrong generation for one. And even if you named the right one you’d still be wrong, kids today are still racing 2 strokes, same with all of us adults today, we grew up racing 2 strokes, still do....so I’m not sure what your getting at. Yeah man, cool! You know the sound of a 2 stroke!!....So does anyone else that’s been around motocross for any part of they’re life no matter what age they are, and anyone making jack ass comments like this one clearly isn’t or hasn’t been involved in racing lol....your a real genius for pointing that one out mate...👏🏻....👏🏻....👏🏻....👏🏻
Thoes aren't whoops thoes r mountains 😆
Freaking hell
looks like bad dessert dirt , dusty and hard.
The snoozuki ruins it. And the gay one footers.
Worst SX track ever?
Amen I had the same thought l am 40+ vet rider never been pro but my track kicks that tracks ass and I have dirt not dust