Jonathan McCready talks to Justin Bogle at the Belfast Arenacross about riding the electric Stark Varg and how it feels compared to a four stroke doing Arenacross. We also talk about Justin’s career, Jett Lawrence and Jeremy McGrath!
Dig JB. Saw him at Lorettas on a Kaw. Impressive young man then. All grown up now and still a great guy and such a talented rider. B well. Stay healthy JB ✌️👊😉
F*ck that commie electric shit! The ruination of pro motocross racing. It's always these washed up pros that sellout the sport for a check. F*ck Bogle!
As a popular supercross rider from the US with more skill than you can shake a stick at, a past regional champ, multiple 450 outdoor moto wins and overall on a bike that was considered outdated even back then (Suzuki). From what I've heard, he's one of the few riders that really knows how to test and understands how the bike works, what he's feelings and why, which direction to go, and perhaps just as important, he knows how to communicate/translate that feeling into words that's easy to understand for suspension guys and developers….Most riders, especially the guys coming up, they know they don't like what they feel, but no clue why it feels that way or which way to go from there, making it really easy to go the wrong way and get lost on set up. Having that ability is a rare invaluable asset to a team, especially an all new team/motorcycle with totally different technology, so I imagine he's getting paid quite well for what he's doing, while being able to continue racing at a lower level and having fun again riding with little to no pressure when it comes to results.
I grew up around Bogle, saw him all the time at Robbies as an amateur, same with Colt, Trey, Cue, Johnny Marley, Ryan Voit, Marquire…There's been a lot of good riders come out of Oklahoma.
The Canard, Cue, Voit, Marley battles at Cooperland back in the day are burned into my brain… Voit got the better of them a lot of the times…He never got his pro license for Supercross, but he could stop riding for multiple years, throw a bike in his truck that he barrowed from Stillwater Kawasaki/Suzuki, go to a pro arenacross race with little to no seat time, win it, then go home lol.
If the battery can keep up, i would never go back.
Bogle is so chill. Seen him at other events and on other vlogs. Good guy.
Nice to see bogle land somewhere nice, happy for him and great for Stark
Dig JB. Saw him at Lorettas on a Kaw. Impressive young man then. All grown up now and still a great guy and such
a talented rider. B well. Stay healthy JB ✌️👊😉
Stank Vage
Electric 😢
You dont see bogle unhappy very often i love that attitude snd im glad he found a place to flourish with SF
Yeet yeet 😂
You would think the other newer bikes would do the same.
Bogle is the man. Good ass human being
F*ck that commie electric shit! The ruination of pro motocross racing. It's always these washed up pros that sellout the sport for a check. F*ck Bogle!
Great interview.Best of luck Justin.
He is washed up
Who cares what this guy has to say
You can tell he's super grateful for all the opportunities, that's great to see.
Another stepping stone for you Justin. good for you
As a popular supercross rider from the US with more skill than you can shake a stick at, a past regional champ, multiple 450 outdoor moto wins and overall on a bike that was considered outdated even back then (Suzuki). From what I've heard, he's one of the few riders that really knows how to test and understands how the bike works, what he's feelings and why, which direction to go, and perhaps just as important, he knows how to communicate/translate that feeling into words that's easy to understand for suspension guys and developers….Most riders, especially the guys coming up, they know they don't like what they feel, but no clue why it feels that way or which way to go from there, making it really easy to go the wrong way and get lost on set up. Having that ability is a rare invaluable asset to a team, especially an all new team/motorcycle with totally different technology, so I imagine he's getting paid quite well for what he's doing, while being able to continue racing at a lower level and having fun again riding with little to no pressure when it comes to results.
I grew up around Bogle, saw him all the time at Robbies as an amateur, same with Colt, Trey, Cue, Johnny Marley, Ryan Voit, Marquire…There's been a lot of good riders come out of Oklahoma.
The Canard, Cue, Voit, Marley battles at Cooperland back in the day are burned into my brain… Voit got the better of them a lot of the times…He never got his pro license for Supercross, but he could stop riding for multiple years, throw a bike in his truck that he barrowed from Stillwater Kawasaki/Suzuki, go to a pro arenacross race with little to no seat time, win it, then go home lol.
I can't STAND this dude!
One of the few to take it back to barcia ❤
Can we have a single interview without talking about Jett Lawrence? 🤦🏻♂️
Anywhere to watch the event?
He is very lucky he gets paid to do this.
Respect Bogle alot but why is this the way we're moving stand up and say fuck the electric bullshit
jumps like poop
Justin Bogle 👍
Great interview! Bogle is an inspiration and a humble dude. It is a great opportunity for him and he is thankful for it.