Mr Motorcycles Maize Paddock MX

[Honda136]

First of all, great job Brownie, Scott and all the crew that helped. Who else went? If you didn't you missed out LOL.


Track was in perfect condition, probably the most fun I've had on a dirtbike in awhile. A nice long lap meant that the field spread out. I was in Senior C, it was good that there were two heats for it. Much applause guys!


Man there were some fast boys in Senior A. Who were they Scott? You had some good pace on! Had that little Suzuki singing. Funny when you took the guy on the KXF out just by the finish flag LOL. He looked surprised but had a laugh about it!


Too much fun! Can't wait for Round 3!

[scott411]

it was an awesome day there, with some very fast boys in the a class,

#15 was Blake Gillard on a KTM250SX 2 stoke
# 9 was Jesse Wiki
# 144 was Brownie
# 703 was Brandon Tipene who took brownies bike out in the last one,

i was trying to keep the little 125 up the front, but lacking serious hp,

Van on the #900 learnt a valuable lesson in the last one, do not follow old men into ruts, because they know all sorts of dirty tricks including brake checks, i try to help out younger riders all the time with valuable knowledge like this when i can

[oldguy]

Cheers Scott, Brownie, and Mr Motorcycles , me and the team had an awesome day, track was mint and fast( well for everyone but me)haha I felt like I was flying but still ended up last.
Cheers to my mate Jade for letting this old bugger have a go on his RM250, 1 thing, have to be alot younger, and fit, but I had a blast.
Blackbuell must be buggered, he was riding his quad and the WR I think he was faster on the quad
Always good to catch up with the usual KB suspects for a chat and bit of a laugh.


Thanks again

See you all at round 3

[scott411]

one of the best things for me and Brownie was the fact his son Tyler asked to do the last junior c race, claiming the mini track was not hard enough for him, at not quite 6 years old, he got his DRZ70 round the big track in the last race, which is when the track was at its roughest,