Finally free sat. the 15th

[typeone]

and dont do this what the fuck?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIfK_Z5J8mc

[Paul_E_D]

Case a double?

btw, the track is still beginner friendly, but you do have to pay attention to your speed when approaching the doubles. If you're gonna roll it, really slow down.

[typeone]

dont know, wish they had vid of the crash. i dont see how you could case anything at CH that hard to BREAK a modern frame. crazy.

[typeone]

i'm avoiding work... Paul, what Japanese 4-strokes have you interested? are you looking for any particular brand or whatever is rated good? i thought you were becoming a dyed-in-the-wool KTM guy so I'm curious where you're heading next.

[Paul_E_D]

I don't really know what I'm looking for. I'm just looking for something a little mellower than the 125, both in terms of power delivery as well as handling. I'm still on the fence though as keeping the 125 is cheapest...

[typeone]

makes sense.. .

[JettaJayGLS]

super friendly track for all skill levels, just be smart and stick your lines.

http://www.crowhillmx.com for rules

So boots, chest protector, pants, long sleeves? Thats easy enough. My bike actually has a very strong idle surprisingly (not high, just reliable), so if it goes down, it stays running, this doesn't cause a problem with track rules?

Looks like a good time, I'm gonna try to make it out before the season is over since I know i won't be able to afford a track day on my road bike, lol.

You guys will have to show me the ropes...and yes, I am completely that guy with a bike that way exceeds his needs, but i got an unbelievable deal, and I'm having the time of my life riding trails.

[typeone]

nah, no worries about the idle if the bike is in good working order. they dont have tech inspection for bikes but i assume they scope what comes in.

yup, standard MX gear is the ticket. the more you can afford to wear, the better IMO, knee guards and true MX boots are a real good idea. its not a race but there are other riders around you so care has to be taken to stay in your line. no worries about speed but a clean line is safer for everyone. especially if the classes are mixed. as Paul mentioned, the doubles have been getting more technical so just do a slow slighting lap your first run out, everything is rollable.

def give it a try, you'll have a blast!

for anyone looking to pick up some gear cheap, MotoSport is having a sale right now on a few Fox lines... $70 for pants and a jersey is a STEAL!