Where is the laptop?
Hey 'Saki... wanna go for a lame trail ride?
- Thread starter Wolf Child
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Where is the laptop?
thats too extreme for mx fool!
Big Kahuna
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hmmmmm, lets see
MX Track, you ride it over and over, learn the lines, yes they change during the course of a day but it still the same track..... same jumps...................
Woods - you can ride the same sections over and over or you can adventure out, nothing is ever the same, kinda hard to memorize every rock, rut, root, hole, gully, hill, tree, tree limb, stump. drop offs, creek beds. hard to get bored when the sights change constantly........
I like change.......woods for me.
MX Track, you ride it over and over, learn the lines, yes they change during the course of a day but it still the same track..... same jumps...................
Woods - you can ride the same sections over and over or you can adventure out, nothing is ever the same, kinda hard to memorize every rock, rut, root, hole, gully, hill, tree, tree limb, stump. drop offs, creek beds. hard to get bored when the sights change constantly........
I like change.......woods for me.
Big Kahuna
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owned dirtbikes for a good part of my life.
84 - XL 80
85 - YZ80
82 - CR125
86? - KDX200
95 - XR250
I have had my share....... everybody stopped riding, so I sold my XR last summer.
Actually rode the KDX up at Warrior (Cullman) on the track...... never been so sore in my life!!!!!
82? 86? 95?... dam.. thats like having 4 300sx's, a 440, and a 550SX and then trying to have a conversation with pierre maxent about how much you guys have in common in the surf.... :dunno:
Big Kahuna
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That is why woods riding is great, you dont have to be like the rest of the sheep and buy a new bike every year......
But what about the laptop? Do you have to have the latest one?
I've never ridden with one... In fact, the last time I rode MX or a trail, the laptops were something from science fiction...:ugh2:
Big Kahuna
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ours is on its last leg!!!!!!!!!
yamaslut
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Edwin, quit posting pics of other people... :Banane19:
seriously, point out which one of those guys is you, cause I know that pic of the guy looking back isn't you...
:twak:
...and you are not hitting triples are you??
seriously, point out which one of those guys is you, cause I know that pic of the guy looking back isn't you...
:twak:
...and you are not hitting triples are you??
Big Kahuna
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Hey Nick, is Edwin one of those guys who dresses up in all the gear and hangs out at the tracks, keeps his bike spotless, and never has any cuts or bruises??
LOL
j/k
LOL
j/k
yamaslut
kill it
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chirp, chirp...
monsterSJ
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brett
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i love riding in the woods but seems pretty easy to go from a top ten motocrosser to a top ten cc rider, but definitely not the other way around. cooper, keidrowski(sp) davis all those guys retired mx and were immediatelly national level outdoor riders!
my dad always told me "you learn everthing you need to learn about riding on an mx track."
i know there's alot of skills you need to learn like climbs roots etc but those are a hell of a lot easier to learn than it is to hold that throttle over a steep ass lip you cant see over..........
id rather trailride...
my dad always told me "you learn everthing you need to learn about riding on an mx track."
i know there's alot of skills you need to learn like climbs roots etc but those are a hell of a lot easier to learn than it is to hold that throttle over a steep ass lip you cant see over..........
id rather trailride...
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Big Kahuna
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in all honesty. I respect Edwin for running tracks. It is not easy and does take alot of work, training, and mental preperation.........
Getting your hair just right is tough!!!!!!!!!! (sorry, had to say that)
but really, It is tough in its own way. I would not begin to know how to approach a double, much less a triple. I know, they say the best way is to just follow someone but man, that takes some serious commitment.
Getting your hair just right is tough!!!!!!!!!! (sorry, had to say that)
but really, It is tough in its own way. I would not begin to know how to approach a double, much less a triple. I know, they say the best way is to just follow someone but man, that takes some serious commitment.
sorry, my server was down this afternoon so i just went to our track photog's site. seriously, like i HAVENT posted 1,000 pics of myself in the mx forum???
:haha:
i even have video of me riding and hittin jumps and almost wrecking off huge tabletops.... c'mon now son!
tables, doubles, triples... hell yes. come see for your self sometime and give a nice double a try while youre at it! :beerchug:
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lol... dam.. ask jetrock and stricky about that. i crash at LEAST 3 times a day! it actually PISSES stricky off how many times i go down because he says i seem to bounce back.. inversely, he bends over to tie his shoes and he's in the hospital for 2 weeks.
and my bike is definitely not spotless.. although i WISH it were.. there's nothing like showing up to the track straight flossin with clean gear and a pimped bike! poser heaven baby!
:Banane01: i oughtta go in the garage and snap some pics for you fools!
