Trey was so fast. Just a lot of bad luck happened to him. It's really good to hear from him and hear his insight, very cool.

@MrTomlilly

Жыл бұрын

His speed was very underrated, healthy trey (which was rare) could run a poto/James type speed

@bloomerb4162

Жыл бұрын

I like trey, but he would go down too much at that speed. He said he retired bc he couldn't be consistent at the speed he needed to go, to win.

@tacoenvy

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, he was fast as hell when he was healthy and feeling it. It's just sad the injuries started to mount up. There's quite a few guys that are in that same boat, one minute they are doing amazing and the next they are out again with another injury and just can't shake them.

@tankeater

Жыл бұрын

Always felt bad for Trey fans... He had the talent, but he just couldn't stay consistently on 2 wheels! His 450 W total is always so shocking to me! He should have a dozen SX and MX wins 🤷‍♂️

@bartdebuono

Жыл бұрын

His rookie 450 year he beat Stew, RV, Dunge, and Reed in 450 mains. He’s one of the top “what would of happened had he not had those injuries”

Trey will not be forgotten. Such a great guy and he had some bad injuries and somehow he would bounce back from it. ❤ Trey!!

Canard was like the only guy who could run js7 pace I think 2014? That battle they had at millville was insane .

I was a HUGE Trey Canard fan for his whole career. His sense of humor always made me like him. I was introduced to him in "The Prospects" Moto DVD from like 2006 and was a fan ever since. When he won at Millville one year in the 250 class the whole podium celebration was off the chain.

@bennymx304

11 ай бұрын

Mini warriors 4 he had a whole goon segment with another guy. Was pretty funny even back then when they were kids.

Trey is a great rider He was always one of my favorite riders, it was sad to see Him retire but I understand why it was the right choice for Him. His understanding of the set up of the bike is amazing. I am sure that is why He is still testing bike even so many years after his Prime. He alway gave 110 % I appreciated his take on the difference in riding styles, He was right, we had that Hannah mentality, hammer it we let our feet fly. The Little Professor was not like that but so many riders were. I alway thought that the rear end needed to be stiffer and quicker and the front a bit softer but still quick so that the wheels were in better contact with the track, I use to go through tires every other race because it was the only way I could get the rear end to hook up. In the days before single shock systems we just didn't know about ride height or setting our sag. . I know it made a big difference on my bike, especially on hard pack tracks.

One of my favorite riders. Just a class act as a human and rider.

Another huge talent. Life had other plans for him though… what a rider!

@DrewOg146

Жыл бұрын

God had different plans for him

I think that JMB was way ahead of his time . He paved the way for all foreign riders . I mean the riding style. Jett is as smooth as JMB with a blend of Herlings. Fast and smooth, while making it look effortless.

Tomac been riding a high rear end and a soft front end for years, and using his feet the best. Trend setter in that department.

Honda has a great team. Chase, Hunter and Jett are some pretty amazing riders and the you back that up with Trey’s input is just the winning sauce!! That's all due to have a fantastic Team manager!!!

Great interview and insight. Trey is one of the greats!

Treys insight is sick. Some good points covered 👌👌

I think Trey Canard's era of balls out, on the edge of out of control with feet flying off everywhere was a whole lot more fun to watch.

@microsoft790

Жыл бұрын

It was awesome but ultimately why that whole era of riders have torn knees.

@Bryan-jd7os

11 ай бұрын

Haiden Deegan is keeping that style alive! So much fun to watch him race.

I am a total fan of Jett but at the same time I’ve ridden off-road for years and we’ve always stood up with a similar style as Jett !!! But he sure makes it look so easy!! Good on him and thanks trey for your input and your heart and determination as I’ve watched you over the years!!! And for being a good human as well

GREAT episode .. Trey is a legend!

Awesome insight from a great rider

That was so revealing. I can't believe he was so candid. Talking about Chase and jet and their set ups. The stuff is usually top secret, very cool interview.

@tomgreenhoe1715

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I was just thinking wow I wonder if honda and chase are guna be pissed he's talking so much

Trey just seems like a cool genuine dude

In my observation with Jett he almost rides like a snowmobiler carving powder in the mountains. Steers with the rear with the front just skimming.

@OvDirt1

Жыл бұрын

I thought of a mountain bike. Same concept. But absolutely

@Hursty57

Жыл бұрын

Just like everts who taught him

Ride like Stefan Everts did in the 90s🙌

What a great interview! What a great person and rider!!

Top dude in dirtbikes!

Best episode

I remember talking to my uncles who raced since the late 80s and did some higher level racing with guys like pastrana and different ones at the Loretta Lynn’s around the time this new style started coming around and we were watching roczen and tomac take corners without ever taking their feet off the pegs or even sitting into the turns and we couldn’t understand how these guys corner so easy without having to throw a lot body English into it and now seeing that it’s like the preferred style is so nuts they almost lean the bikes like a super bike but stay upright and just let the bike take itself around rather than whipping it around the turn or sliding it around like the older days

Super interesting 🎉

TC good guy, interesting discussion

They are riding like The Man Roger Decoster rode in the 70's Jett will break all records Trey was so unlucky he was a powerhouse who gave Stu a fright awesome race great rider

I imagine Villopoto started this, hes very underrated as an all time great.

@martynclinton8092

Жыл бұрын

No way…. Villo was a pit bull with a toy when it came to his bike! Pure animal two stroke rider

@louisfarone

Жыл бұрын

Why do you think he’s underrated all people in this sport consider him all time

@125kingo125

Жыл бұрын

He was a pit bull but he also steered with his feet

@YFZriderdude15

11 ай бұрын

Him and Jett are both fast but they don't ride the same way at all.

prayers for Trey and family continued success and happiness

TC41 should come back and race WSX 🤘

IMO - the footwork game started with Tomac.

@Ajh1226

Жыл бұрын

Villopoto

Ronnie Mac!

Someone ask Chase23 what happens when you load that honda on the back end after vertical & horizontal load what happens when the power unloads?? He breaks his helmet visor tell the practice riders to fix that!!

In Sx you do see a lot of chopper out bikes and I agree stiff and slow is dead

Rumor has it this guy is the legendary Ronnie Mac

I think you would stand more with stiffer suspension, witch is a good thing in most race situations!!? I guess it will keep you but off the set!?

Funny how Trey says the bike setup is changing in America to match a European setup with a more balanced bike. Jett reminds me of Stefan everts in every way he looks so like him on the bike choosing lines and pacing himself. I do wonder if his years in Europe riding for everts Suzuki team has influenced it

Treys "Goon" rides are epic. Jett beating Sexton?. Has a Hannah and Glover vibe. Ask Honda.😊

The kids core is thick,look at his neck. Crazy strong 💪

Yeah, Trey was as good as the best, just had a bit of the injury bug. Amazing young man though.

Easy answer the 2 races that Chase gave up put him having to get back in his own race pace where Jett hasn't had to take any time off, ppl don't understand that if you miss ANY time your giving your opponents an edge but I see Chase beating him before season is up!

It's so hard not to like the guy

So is he Ronnie Mac? kinda feel like he is.

@gavindietz5520

Жыл бұрын

No it's Jimmy Albertson. This has been known.

Brother had such skill. Yet such bad luck. Landed on twice? 😢 second time I was like not again! Nnnnnoooooo!

Trey is amazing, Some will say what blessings were there when you get landed on and more, besides the wins and fast races. He sees the blessings from God in his life, through it all.

Lest we not pay homage to just how hard it is to keep that chassis from moving, as TC41 mentioned @5:05 about the TROPHY TRUCK and how fast the wheels work up & down, COPY THAT, but the ONLY WAY that happens on a 2 wheeler is through the CORE & LEGS ""TELLING"" the bike that it WILL NOT MOVE & FORCING THE SUSPENSION TO WORK, all the while, the bike looks like it is on a street ride, smooth & flat. Another bonus is when you FORCE the chassis to stay under your control, the opposite reaction is those same wheels BITING BACK into the soil that much harder, hence more control and lots of trips to the WINNERS CIRCLE 4EVR!!!

Change the fork angle instead of lowering the back. Make the fork more slack by one degree and see the difference.

Watching Trey snap his femur again after the scrub at Washougal cemented him as having the worst luck imo

Back to the future @___________/

With all of the technology that's been around for the last 15 or so years, I would think that they would have a better understanding of how a new bike is going to perform. Surely they have collected enough data to know what will and will not work. There is enough computing power in a top-end pc to completely simulate how the bike will react to different settings and different terrain.

@scottchelmford7136

Жыл бұрын

Wayy to many variables

@danarrington2224

Жыл бұрын

@@scottchelmford7136 Between finite element analysis software and computational fluid dynamics software you can simulate just about anything.

@jamesgeorge4874

Жыл бұрын

Does not account for the biggest variable of all, _the rider_ . And sag is 10% of "the setup".

Ikr 8:20 And then Shane mcelrath shows up on a stocker…

Everts and Bayle were doing this yrs back.. Smets would have very fast rear rebound on his shock, so the bike was always driving.. Nothing new here....

Incorporate some videos man. Good material it’s always just so dry and talk talk talk with no visual representation. I can only imagine you guys have access to wicked awesome vid content that’s not already all over the net from last weekends race.

Find a human better the Trey Canard and i'll kiss your rear end. What a top notch character

Trey’s such a great rider and decent guy

If Deagan can learn to ride like the Lawrence brothers instead of smashing everything he will be untouchable.

@Devil3R

Жыл бұрын

Bet you feel stupid now...haha. 1st and 1st.

@lukekelly5115

Жыл бұрын

Needs a little more jet but only to be like tomac lol

@louisfarone

Жыл бұрын

@@Devil3Rwhy would he feel stupid thats a pretty accurate statement but it won’t happen till the Lawrence’s retire

@Devil3R

Жыл бұрын

Good point. It does make good shit tho..kid is on a mission.@@louisfarone

@YFZriderdude15

11 ай бұрын

He'll never ride like the Lawrence brothers. His style is totally different. It's more old school, not meticulous like Jett's aka European style. He reminds me of how James used to ride in the early 2000's. He rides on the ragged edge every race.

RCs feet were everywhere because he’s 5”6 lol

@dtha70

Жыл бұрын

You're being generous lol.

@specops510

Жыл бұрын

Lol same

I think most of Chase’s trouble is how tall he is & how muscular his upper body is. That’s a lot of leveraged weight turning what would be a small mistake for a smaller rider into a crash for Chase.

@ttvsephirothac4045

Жыл бұрын

Chase stated in an interview his style hasn't accommodated his height yet. When he was shorter IE Younger he rode with a lot of weight forward. He is having troubles correcting the habits he had from when he was younger and shorter.

@marksvideochannel3592

Жыл бұрын

Nice observation!

@xafbxmoto269

Жыл бұрын

At this point in the motocross progression I think you’re going to see a lot of this. Lap times are so close and technique has shot through the roof, that height and body weight are going to be more of a factor then ever. Kind of like jockeys.

@chrisvids1820

Жыл бұрын

​@xafbxmoto269 yeah. All the fastest guys are small framed. Strong, no doubt, but small. If you look at Jett walk, you realize how tiny his waist is also

What do they differently..well for starters jett wins

Dope click bate mate

Dude, Chase just needs to get off that bike. This is the first time in awhile I've heard someone aknoledge the hondas tucking the front... Even though they have been known for jack knifing for as long as I can remember (tbh not that long started riding in 2014). And Chase has stated numerous times he likes to rely on the front end. Of course you pust someone who uses the front end on a bike that likes to tuck the front hes going to have a lot of mistakes... Then people slam him online and in the media as he takes it in stried. Not saying he doesnt have some mental weakness or poor/sloppy riding mistakes in there as well. I guess we will find out soon when he goes to a new team.

@deckmonkey1459

Жыл бұрын

He's going to KTM according to everyone in the media.

@chaseharman6376

Жыл бұрын

So I've heard. I guess we will see if it's a good fit for him. I would've thought Yamaha would've tried to snatch him up... Guess it'll be tomac and Webb from the rumors though, with Ferandis in limbo.

First

@Familytube90

Жыл бұрын

Doesn’t get enough comments to matter….

@benrichards7108

Жыл бұрын

@@Familytube90 You're

@benrichards7108

Жыл бұрын

@@Familytube90 here

@benrichards7108

Жыл бұрын

@@Familytube90 though

@marmaleg5309

Жыл бұрын

​@@Familytube90we'll fix that

Because Sexton keeps falling down and Jett doesnt. Simple

Trey is one of the smartest and most intelligent racers ever. And a true Christian makes ALL the difference in the world. Because he follows JESUS. AMEN!!!!!!!!!