Mike was a good friend and like a son to me. He started riding when he was 4 years old and began Racing shortly after. He had a very successful NEMA career and then moved up to the NESC. Mike always had great input about his engines. It was kind of cool watching an 8 year old kid tell me to go back to the drawing board. Mike got his pro licence a few years ago and had a very promising motocross career. He will be missed so much by so many people. I saw him a couple of days ago and gave him a couple of new stickers for his bikes. He asked for an extra one for the back of his BMW. He slapped it on the trunk and then peeled out of the parking lot. Last time I saw him. Rest in peace little bro.