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If I can get out of work (not likely), I'll partake in the B rides.
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A for me, to start. It really doesn't matter, A or B. There are some members who I rode with last time, and it would be cool to get together with those guys and ride together again.
I'd love to see a sign of people coming to FR3, and I know Dez is working on it.
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I'd love to see a sign of people coming to FR3, and I know Dez is working on it.
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Is there a "D" class ride. I do not want anyting that might bend my Barbie pink training wheels or make me spill my beer.... :lol:
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This ride sounds like it will be epic, and I am hoping like crazy to make it, but at this point I can only give it an honest 50/50 chance. Too many things up in the air, not the least of which is money!! (If someone would buy my '06 650, it would help
) If I make it, I will probably start with the B riders and adjust from there as needed.
) If I make it, I will probably start with the B riders and adjust from there as needed.I'm new to this forum but reallyreally want to get an FE450.
I'm a solid B to an advanced B. I can get through some/most of the A trails -- but definately not at their pace.
I'd rather have too much fun, all day long, and live to tell about it. And anybody that has followed an A on his "challenging" trail should know what I mean.
So I B happy to B a B rider...
And at this point, I am a solid "...want-to-go-bad-but-need-to-see-how-the-next
-couple-of-weeks-go...." due to how the wife's and mine last ride went.
http://www.omraoffroad.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6818
Cheers! E-Ticket
I'm a solid B to an advanced B. I can get through some/most of the A trails -- but definately not at their pace.
I'd rather have too much fun, all day long, and live to tell about it. And anybody that has followed an A on his "challenging" trail should know what I mean.
So I B happy to B a B rider...
And at this point, I am a solid "...want-to-go-bad-but-need-to-see-how-the-next
-couple-of-weeks-go...." due to how the wife's and mine last ride went.
http://www.omraoffroad.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6818
Cheers! E-Ticket
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So where is the rally point (daily start loaction) when and if I get there?
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sueyoulater said:
As it stands right now, the rally point will be at the Tall Texan Resort. That could change, but that's where it stands as of right now.
I am hoping that by the end of next month we will have it all worked out as to what each days rides will look like, where to, how far, etc....
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Can someone describe what most of the riding will be like or has it been done already in another thread. I took my 650 up a mountain the other night and was not a happy camper on hard packed ground and solid rock. First time I ever really felt uncomfortable on that beast (especially with cliffs off the side.)
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Too much power, too loose, too much wheel spin, any big rocks and it's boucing all over the place and when there's not a lot of space then thats not so healthy. I believe I would have gotten to the top a lot faster on my KDX. I am wondering if it's the right bike for mountain rides.
Don't make me show up now, I know the trails and have had a mailbox out of Gunny.
If you are comeing from sea level it will kick your ass.
Let some of air out of your tires and get a map.
There are alot of good trails south of Gunny where you can class up or get a line of order .
That was the map under my clutch inspection cover.
Their are thunderstorms, so wear/bring a jacket.
Tell the hotel in CB what you are doing or that you have family there; they might give you a discount.
Younger/stoner types might want to try the Oh Be Joyfull camp ground north.
Cement creek has camping for those that are on it.
Everyone else, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa?
Again; there are alot of trails. Get the map.
If you are comeing from sea level it will kick your ass.
Let some of air out of your tires and get a map.
There are alot of good trails south of Gunny where you can class up or get a line of order .
That was the map under my clutch inspection cover.
Their are thunderstorms, so wear/bring a jacket.
Tell the hotel in CB what you are doing or that you have family there; they might give you a discount.
Younger/stoner types might want to try the Oh Be Joyfull camp ground north.
Cement creek has camping for those that are on it.
Everyone else, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa?
Again; there are alot of trails. Get the map.
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