Cason Racin'

Aprilia rider ,Martin honoring American hero, Nicky Hayden at the Circuit of the Americas after the MotoGP race. 🇺🇸🏁❤️

What a beautiful evening for a ride.

Finished a personal project, a Frankenstein pit bike Honda XR100 assembled from spare parts. Like in the movie " It's alive "😂🏁🏆

Who said, you need bike stands to replace a worn tire?🤷‍♂️😂🏁🏆

Next level pitstoppie! 😉 #NeverStopChallenging #MakeLifeARide #MRR #M1000RR #BMWMotorrad__The displayed motorcycles may contain special accessories and non-standard features, some of which are not available on the market as depicted. The shown clutch cover may differ in colour.

So, if Yamaha actually builds this, I'm curious if it will come standard with a life insurance policy?🤣😂🏁🏆 IYKYK

Screaming into the weekend!❤️🏁🏆

Remembering Nicky Hayden: 8 Years On
Today marks eight years since the tragic passing of Nicky Hayden, the 2006 MotoGP World Champion, who died on May 22, 2017, at the age of 35 following a cycling accident in Italy . 
Nicknamed “The Kentucky Kid,” Hayden began his racing career on dirt tracks before transitioning to road racing. He clinched the AMA Superbike Championship in 2002, becoming the youngest rider to do so, which led to his move to MotoGP with Repsol Honda in 2003 . 
Hayden’s most notable achievement came in 2006 when he secured the MotoGP World Championship in a dramatic final race at Valencia, narrowly defeating Valentino Rossi . 
Beyond his on-track success, Hayden was revered for his humility, work ethic, and sportsmanship. His legacy continues to inspire riders worldwide, and he remains the most recent American to win a MotoGP title.
In honor of his contributions to the sport, the AMA Horizon Award was renamed the Nicky Hayden AMA Horizon Award in 2017 . 

Today, we remember Nicky Hayden not only as a champion but as a beloved figure whose spirit and dedication left an indelible mark on the world of motorcycle racing.
Always in our hearts, Never forgotten.

A little redneck ingenuity. A $50 Harbor freight set of hand trucks, a couple of old motorcycle axels welded to some square tubing and good friend Kevin Ellis machined a plastic sleeve for the rear wheel and we have a redneck pit cart!😂🇺🇸🏁

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