Flat track motox?

[Ivan]

Anyone know of any events coming up i did my first one last weekend and loved it somewere around wellington palmy wairarapa ways

[B0000M]

usually called "TT's" or "Miniture TTs"

dont know of any particularly close to you but there is one in wairoa in the 17th

[scott411]

usually called "TT's" or "Miniture TTs"

dont know of any particularly close to you but there is one in wairoa in the 17th

also called good times scrambles, or natural terrain motocross

[Crasherfromwayback]

Fun whatever you choose to call them! I did my first vmx meeting a few weeks ago...same thing there too really!

[scott411]

i love them as well, our mazie paddock series averaged 430 riders per round this year, very few mx races get this sort of numbers, give the people what they want

[Crasherfromwayback]

430? Awesome!

[scott411]

430? Awesome!

yes, when you have problems like what the hell am i going to do with teh 102 riders that have entered c grade its pretty good

[Crasherfromwayback]

Lots of fun entering turn one!

[Ivan]

yeah I liked it because it was a challenge still to go fast but could carry some of nmy road racing riding over to help funny thing these dirt boys use there rear brake alot im on the front picks most of the time

[scott411]

yeah I liked it because it was a challenge still to go fast but could carry some of nmy road racing riding over to help funny thing these dirt boys use there rear brake alot im on the front picks most of the time

any good dirt boys shouls use both, you tend to use much more rear brake off road i have found, i drag the brake alot on big dirt bikes, to get the back to settle up,

offroad skills transfer very well on on road, its a good way to get ride time up alot more cheaply than doing trackdays, weight transfer and sliding etc do not change form road to dirt,

[Ronin]

Anyone know of any events coming up i did my first one last weekend and loved it somewere around wellington palmy wairarapa ways

Dee needs a quad rider this weekend lol

[Ivan]

any good dirt boys shouls use both, you tend to use much more rear brake off road i have found, i drag the brake alot on big dirt bikes, to get the back to settle up,

offroad skills transfer very well on on road, its a good way to get ride time up alot more cheaply than doing trackdays, weight transfer and sliding etc do not change form road to dirt,

well I learnt a few tricks thanks to the guys helping me out you throw it in then when it feels like your gonna crash lean the opposite way worked wonders and could carry so much more speed The starts are differnt from the road tho hahha all lined up on one grid

[scott411]

well I learnt a few tricks thanks to the guys helping me out you throw it in then when it feels like your gonna crash lean the opposite way worked wonders and could carry so much more speed The starts are differnt from the road tho hahha all lined up on one grid

yes, you learn how to start, that is why the ex motocrossers like Choppa, Jared Love adn the rest are good at starts, MX you need to be on your game,

[Ivan]

that is my advantage at road racing coming from 125's I learnt you have to start well.
I love it tho im not into doing massive jumps just flattish circuits I dont mind rises and small jumps but im not into 40 foot high bad boys like out Hairy Hills

[oldguy]

i love them as well, our mazie paddock series averaged 430 riders per round this year, very few mx races get this sort of numbers, give the people what they want

More More More hope you do it again Scott, I be in for sure.