Bryce Vallee Ride Day
Pro racer Bryce Vallee suffered a list of injures after a vicious crash during the second round of the Muscle Milk TWMX Spring Cup, and the industry came together this past Saturday to raise money for the number “90′s” staggering hospital bills. The ride day was held at Riverside, CA’s Milestone MX Park and brought out both casual rider and professional alike. Our friend Steve Emter was on hand to document the thoughtful event.
The setup for the Bryce Vallee ride day started early before the crowds started to arrive at Milestone MX for the benefit.
The Brett Downey Foundation had a booth set up selling food as well as raffle tickets to help raise money.
Raffle tickets sold well throughout the day, and went alongside the silent auction that took place later in the afternoon.
A stack of items to be given away for the raffle.
More of the items which were up for auction and raffle.
A full set of helmets from the Troy Lee Designs race team were part of the silent auction.
A poster was blown up for everyone to wish Vallee well during his recovery.
There were Bryce Vallee jerseys all over the facility during the benefit.
A load of Spy product was donated for the drawings.
The raffle tickets were selling all day with many items up for the cause.
A fully healed Ryan Sipes made an appearance at the Vallee benefit.
Travis Baker took to the track later in the day.
There were plenty of fast riders on the Riverside track.
Josh Grant displaced a lot of soil when he got aboard his Jeff Ward Racing Kawasaki.
Rich Taylor of EKS Brand goggles came to show his support of Vallee.
Several fellow privateer riders came out to show support for Bryce as well, including Parker Eckman on his Slaton Racing Kawasaki.
Darryn Durham put in long motos throughout the day in preparation for the upcoming outdoor races.
Marvin Musquin displayed his smooth style.
Musquin, like Durham, put in numerous long motos.
Retired pro Charles Castloo also put in laps.
Josh Grant brought his son out to enjoy the day at the track.
Travis Baker and Marvin Musquin were two of the pro riders that came to show support for Vallee.
There were riders of various skill levels on the track all day. The track was very busy all day and even with the crowds it was a very clean day of riding.
TAGS: beaumont, Bryce Vallee, glen helen, jessy nelson, Monday Kickstart
