I got stuck moving a bunch of concrete, didn't help that I thought it was on Memorial weekend...my head is somewhere else. I'll most likely see everyone at the MX.
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General Discussion / Re: UMC Enduro
January 12, 2012, 01:55:44 PM
Looks like Ken, Kent, John are all ROW 16.
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General Discussion / Re: 100's Nat'l H&H Pit Report
November 01, 2011, 03:37:29 PM
Nice, that's me...
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General Discussion / Re: 100's Nat'l H&H Pit Report
October 29, 2011, 08:27:32 PM
Dear Wife,
You may have noticed that I've been transferring 200.00 from my paycheck each month into my paypal account for the past year, it's OK...I'm not buying you anything nice, I've decided to race the vet 250 class and need a new bike.
You may have noticed that I've been transferring 200.00 from my paycheck each month into my paypal account for the past year, it's OK...I'm not buying you anything nice, I've decided to race the vet 250 class and need a new bike.
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General Discussion / Re: 100's Nat'l H&H Pit Report
October 28, 2011, 12:15:33 PM
I just realized I'm in the wrong class...I should be a vet now, haha.
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General Discussion / Re: VCMC pit report
September 26, 2011, 09:35:28 PM
Max and Sammy crack me up, future Four Aces.
Awesome pics, can't wait to see the rest. Tell Jake it was good to meet him...
Awesome pics, can't wait to see the rest. Tell Jake it was good to meet him...
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General Discussion / Re: Ridgecrest GP this weekend
September 26, 2011, 09:32:51 PM
Thinking about it...
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General Discussion / Re: VCMC pit report
September 20, 2011, 08:05:23 PM
Results posted...looks like KGB only got me by 2 minutes, the last special killed me and the bike.
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General Discussion / Re: Anza Qualifier
September 15, 2011, 04:41:25 PM
Hey Scott this is Chris (BUS). I'll be there on Saturday afternoon sometime, I'll be in the novice groupings, line 54...
http://www.moto-tally.com/VCMC/StartingGrid.aspx?EY=2011&EID=3
They did start by class this time around, a bit of format change.
http://www.moto-tally.com/VCMC/StartingGrid.aspx?EY=2011&EID=3
They did start by class this time around, a bit of format change.
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General Discussion / VCMC Race Report
May 16, 2011, 10:27:20 AM
VCMC
Well, to start...I haven't had this much fun on a motorcycle, ever, no joke.
I arrived on Saturday morning, got suited up and worked a check with Jeff Heine and Ryan Romero (prospect). The check was really fun, and we even moved out 3rd loop to a nice little downhill towards the end of the minute to try and catch some riders off guard, I think it worked well. Great work to all involved; I think the family enduros could be a lot of fun especially since I have two little ones at home eager to get on dirt bikes.
After the family enduro, I searched the campsite for muffler packing since KGB's RM wouldn't pass sound, I think that this was the case with many racers. We came up with a combination of scotch-bright pads and left-over packing to get him through sound test in the morning. KGB and family were gracious enough to let me crash out in their camper. It was great, awesome food and company.
The race was outstanding, mostly because of the terrain being dusted with overnight rain. The race started on the MX track, which was nice and bermy leading into a WORCS type s-curves through the manzanita and scrub. Figured I'd sum up everything with a top 10 list. I will post a video once I'm done editing it; I have about 10GB of video to go through.
Race top 10:
10. Crashing numerous times in a 2-mile long (seemed like) rocky creek-bed
9. Ryan toppling over the bars trying to cross a washed-out creek bed.
8. Getting schooled by Kendal Norman when he started behind me in a special... "you're my rabbit"
7. Last special test on the first loop, great section through a sand wash with nice, smooth transitioning curves.
6. KGBs pork ribs…
5. Ringing out the 125 on the straightaways…must have topped out at 45.
4. Single-track section on top of the ridge-line overlooking I-5, I was scared.
3. After the first special test, Ryan Romero scared a deer out of the trees and towards KGB and I headed up the trail
2. The second special test on the first loop through the trees…great section and no dust.
1. Getting through the last tight, washed-out, squirrely cracked earth section, so pumped up I dumped the clutch afterwards and shot dirt on the course workers…not cool. I went over and apologized and we had a laugh about it…good sports for sure.
BUS
Well, to start...I haven't had this much fun on a motorcycle, ever, no joke.
I arrived on Saturday morning, got suited up and worked a check with Jeff Heine and Ryan Romero (prospect). The check was really fun, and we even moved out 3rd loop to a nice little downhill towards the end of the minute to try and catch some riders off guard, I think it worked well. Great work to all involved; I think the family enduros could be a lot of fun especially since I have two little ones at home eager to get on dirt bikes.
After the family enduro, I searched the campsite for muffler packing since KGB's RM wouldn't pass sound, I think that this was the case with many racers. We came up with a combination of scotch-bright pads and left-over packing to get him through sound test in the morning. KGB and family were gracious enough to let me crash out in their camper. It was great, awesome food and company.
The race was outstanding, mostly because of the terrain being dusted with overnight rain. The race started on the MX track, which was nice and bermy leading into a WORCS type s-curves through the manzanita and scrub. Figured I'd sum up everything with a top 10 list. I will post a video once I'm done editing it; I have about 10GB of video to go through.
Race top 10:
10. Crashing numerous times in a 2-mile long (seemed like) rocky creek-bed
9. Ryan toppling over the bars trying to cross a washed-out creek bed.
8. Getting schooled by Kendal Norman when he started behind me in a special... "you're my rabbit"
7. Last special test on the first loop, great section through a sand wash with nice, smooth transitioning curves.
6. KGBs pork ribs…
5. Ringing out the 125 on the straightaways…must have topped out at 45.
4. Single-track section on top of the ridge-line overlooking I-5, I was scared.
3. After the first special test, Ryan Romero scared a deer out of the trees and towards KGB and I headed up the trail
2. The second special test on the first loop through the trees…great section and no dust.
1. Getting through the last tight, washed-out, squirrely cracked earth section, so pumped up I dumped the clutch afterwards and shot dirt on the course workers…not cool. I went over and apologized and we had a laugh about it…good sports for sure.
BUS
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