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Hart & Huntington's 2012 team photo shoot in Las Vegas with Josh Hansen, Kyle Partridge, Josh Hill, and Ivan Tedesco.
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hannys got some sweet skills, so fluid like, in my opinion one of the greatest bike controllers
Completely agree! Hanny is looking good! Very comfortable. I hope he puts in the work this off season and shows everyone why he is out there
They all look so comfortable... dangerous team; Hope they can give the factory guys a run for their money.
i think josh hansen is gonna be a dark horse next year.
Wish they had Hill do a back-flip. I've heard those have gotten him real far in his career.
I like the green/white kawis.
The whole team looks real dialed in. I like the goon riding, too.
Nice to see that a whole team of coming-of-injury riders are not too serious about this racing stuff. ;-)
Great Looking team with some solid talent! Hope they all stay healthy.
H and H looking to step it up this year!
This is how you make a video ! A perfect mix of music and the sound of the bike. People pay attention. Great job guys !
Nice job on the video!!!! H&H looking solid!!!!
Holy Gumballs Jones. Hanna is so boss. Wheeling the on off, then jumping right into the face of the triple. He's like Windham, i just wish he would use the incredible bike skills and push it to go faster, because he looks too smooth and in control.
mainly a 5th to 10th guy with as many top 5's as he has outside the top 10. I say 3 or 4.
ps. goon riding was lame as chardonnay in a mug
supercross only teams suck, looks like that trend is dying hopefully, how did kyle partridge get on that team much more riders deserving of a ride then him dont want to sound rude but im sure hahn or regal would put in better rides then he will
Hanny's skills have never been a question mark, only his heart. Hopefully, he will ride to his full potential and turn in good results all season. Hill and IT9 are great catches for any team. As for Partridge, HE DOES DESERVE THIS RIDE. Whether others deserve it more is pure speculation based on one's views. The fact of the matter is that any rider in U.S. professional motocross who has a ride deserves to have it. They don't just hand rides out to any Joe off the street, only to those with something to offer, whether it be raw speed, supreme bike-handling skills, fan appeal or whatever. MX/SX is a business, and H & H believes that these riders will do their part to help sell the team and it's sponsors. I believe it, too. Go H & H.
Exactly, H&H are trying to "sell the team" rather than trying to win races. While they put their dollars into wrapping coolers, the winning teams are putting dollars into R&D.
hansen does a cool bogle - or - bogle does a cool hansen - ivan is badass - kenny is kenny
Hanny looks likes he's having a lot of fun. if he can do this come a1 he'll do really well.
Hanny threw down a really sick whip in there too. Not really a Hanny fan but the boy can certainly ride! Really hope that Hill makes a decent comeback and doesn't embarrass himself. Really nice kid with great skills. He just needs to stay away from Hansen and the bong water.
Tedesco needs to have a good year too. Really like Ivan but he just has not been doing much the last few years. The competition is super, super steep so to make a mark or even get near the podium, everyone will have to kick it up a notch or two out of their comfort zones.
Hanny threw down a really sick whip in there too. Not really a Hanny fan but the boy can certainly ride! Really hope that Hill makes a decent comeback and doesn't embarrass himself. Really nice kid with great skills. He just needs to stay away from Hansen and the bong water.
Tedesco needs to have a good year too. Really like Ivan but he just has not been doing much the last few years. The competition is super, super steep so to make a mark or even get near the podium, everyone will have to kick it up a notch or two out of their comfort zones.