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David Bailey Watches and Narrates the 1986 Anaheim Supercross!

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This is Science Fiction Theater meets AMA Supercross, specifically, the 1986 Anaheim Supercross, one of the greatest races of all time.
I recorded this audio back in 2015. Watch and listen as David Bailey takes you through his memories of the epic battle with his new Honda teammate Ricky Johnson.
NOTE: Due to copyright issues, 15-20 seconds of the main event battle had to be trimmed.
Also: the version we watched back in 2015 is no longer on RU-vid. To finish this project, I had to find an alternate version. It was edited together a little bit differently. I was able to sync up most of the audio with the video but you'll notice a few spots where it isn't perfect.
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26 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 20

@stacycummings3325 2 года назад

David will always be my hero and all time favorite rider. My entire bedroom is wall to wall David Bailey. I sleep next to my near mint condition 86' CR250 Bailey replica and collect everything David Bailey related such as JT Racing gear. To me he is the greatest legend of our sport. Thank you for the great video.

@robertrishel3685 8 месяцев назад

David Bailey is one of the greatest athletes to have participated in the sport of motocross. On top of that he brought the technique of riding the bike to another level, not matched until the arrival of Jett Lawrence. I see so much of David Bailey in Jett Lawrence’s riding.

@jinoziniosti5633 2 года назад

Greatest night ever of SX from the heats to the Main.

@WeWentFast 2 года назад

My thoughts exactly!

@jamesbramblett3346 2 года назад

I remember this race and enjoyed this interview with a childhood hero. Gosh how I miss those days gone by......Thanks!!!!

@WeWentFast 2 года назад

James! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!

@Broken0152 Год назад

Thanks for doing this. I went to Seattle in 1986. Heart breaking David's injury. What an inspiration he has been before and after.

@robertgresham8177 2 года назад

Awesome race and great to hear David’s voice again 💪🏻🙌🏻#goodjob

@WeWentFast 2 года назад

Thanks for watching, Robert!

@Arty11 11 месяцев назад

I used to watch this over and over again back in 87 just starting out racing. Great memories

@PremixandPedals 9 месяцев назад

So awesome to have David talk us through the race!!! Awesome!!!

@michaelmays9292 2 года назад

David was one of the greats of all time top 5

@johnpena9165 Год назад

David and Ricky both were on Honda CR 250s works bikes were band after the 1985 season but did you notice Rickys bike had the new at the time non production upside down front forks and David had the conventional front forks on his bike, three years later all Motocross bikes came with the upside down forks !

@tomcumby9045 8 месяцев назад

that one of the best races of all time.

@thejose628 5 месяцев назад

The “Lil Professor” will always be 100%LEGENDARY

@RobertJohnson-bj5lk 8 месяцев назад

I had attended the Superbowl of Motocross at the LA Colosseum and the Rose Bowl Supercross In 1985, but this was my first time attending Anaheim. Greatest competitive race ever. Huge crowd because the LA Rams were still playing there, so it was the Pre-1994 earthquake wrap around football stadium. I made sure to see the Anaheim round every year for almost a decade.

@gregmaggio5217 3 месяца назад

I remember going to Indian Dunes in 84 and 85 with my new 84 RM125, and at that time the Shadow Glen track had added a very gnarly triple jump that sadly had paralyzed a few guys. I had also been involved in another tragedy at the trails section there, when a neighborhood acquaintance of mine drove my 82 TT 250 off of a 250' cliff, which unfortunately and savagely took his life, and left a widow and two kids behind.