A man has a condition, say recurring extreme headaches. He's consulted more than one doctor about this condition, several in fact. And each has been less than encouraging. Some say just live with it, others are even less engaged. And all seem indifferent, as if not really concerned, and as if the condition is not important. Until one day the man stumbles into a doctor who cares and before long it's discovered that mold in the man's house is what has been giving him the migrane headaches.

You think it's not the same way in powersports? Just because a lot of people sound like experts and all agree on a thing does not insure they are right. Life isn't like that. In fact, live long enough and you'll find that the truest things in the world are not those believed by the most people. That the truly meaningful things, the really beautiful things, life's most precious and enduring things, are surprisingly rare and obscure and far from the most popular. Obviously, you needn't think that rarity guarantees excellence or that off the beaten path is always better. That's mindless and extreme. But the fact remains that the fleck of gold in the stream is found surrounded by a lot of mud.