TLD/Race Tech The Blair Matthes Project

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Steve Matthes

Racerx, Motocross, Supercross, Steve Matthes, 051142, Professional, Sports & Recreation, Pulpmx

4.7 • 878 Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2025

⏱️ 67 minutes

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It's The Troy Lee Designs Race Tech Blair Matthes Project where industry insiders Daniel Blair and Steve Matthes dig in on a multitude of topics. With San Diego behind us, the boys dive in on the championship picture, what Cooper Webb needs to do, Jorge Prado, the 250SX class, and more.

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0:00.0	A Polp MX network production.
0:06.3	Welcome to the Troily designs and race tech suspension and engines, Blair Mathis Project.
0:16.1	Welcome everybody again to week two of the Blair Mathis Project.
0:20.5	Thank you to TLD.
0:21.6	Thank you to race tech.
0:23.1	Week one kind of works.
0:24.5	So we're going to keep it going.
0:25.6	Week two.
0:26.5	Now we have actual real racing to talk about, though.
0:29.3	So that's awesome.
0:30.5	Thank you for watching.
0:31.6	Thank you for listening.
0:32.4	Appreciate it.
0:33.0	Troy Lee designs a leader in high performance action sports gear since way back
0:36.9	in 1981 whether you're
0:38.3	in a motocross or mountain biking Troy Lee has had you covered with high quality helmets apparel
0:42.1	protective gear Justin Barsha wearing it of course and the big news for TLD was the Ducati team
0:48.0	showing up with TLD partnership they're going to be at seven or eight races they're hoping to race
0:52.3	nationals this weekend so TLD Decati is a. D. Cotty is a real thing.
0:56.4	And we saw the bike.
0:57.5	And Troy did a great job because he's Troy.
0:59.7	And that's what he does.
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