Racing just don't get any better than this! Road or dirt!

[scott411]

Classic! I must say...I've always loved doing TT's off road, and VMX tracks remind me of that too. Nothing beats a road race track in the dirt for good high speed fun!

yes i love TT type tracks as well, a good times scramble track in a rolling paddock is awesome, but then i can not get around a supercross track like i used to either, when you get a rythem lane, or a big jump done for the first time is pretty cool

Scott

[Crasherfromwayback]

yes i love TT type tracks as well, a good times scramble track in a rolling paddock is awesome, but then i can not get around a supercross track like i used to either, when you get a rythem lane, or a big jump done for the first time is pretty cool

Scott

Hahaha...I've only ever ridden on two indoor supercross tracks, and hurt myself both times!

[scott411]

Hahaha...I've only ever ridden on two indoor supercross tracks, and hurt myself both times!

i have some good scars from my supercross riding as well, and some good combined insurance claims

[Crasherfromwayback]

i have some good scars from my supercross riding as well, and some good combined insurance claims

Difference between you and me though...is you were/are good at it!

[scott411]

Difference between you and me though...is you were/are good at it!

i think the scars prove otherwise lol

[Crasherfromwayback]

i think the scars prove otherwise lol

Funny that. Most of my scars etc have come from me showing people just how wonderful I am on a motorcycle, when obviously I'm not!

[browny]

cool old style race on first page. bit different back in 86,fat guy with 30 second board, instead of hottie,nearly gets run over as well. hay bales before tuff blocks were thought of.

[oldguy]

i love this and these guys look like local club amateur riders. something we need to do a bit more of here in NZ, spectator friendly as well.

[Reckless]

Bloody good find old guy those guys where havin a right good battle mid race!

[browny]

[QUOTE=oldguy;1130009531]i love this and these guys look like local club amateur riders. something we need to do a bit more of here in NZ, spectator friendly as well.

yea that looks like fun, fun just watching from that view.got any more

[scott411]

actaully, James could learn something from that video,

the guy on the kawasaki that was leading the guy with the camera, protected the inside very well, cutting off the corners so the guy with the camera can not get an inside line, at one stage he leaves the door open he squares him up and keeps the position,

also to add, the guy with the camera also was checking that no one was coming up the inside on a number of occasions,

[Ktmboy]

actaully, James could learn something from that video,

the guy on the kawasaki that was leading the guy with the camera, protected the inside very well, cutting off the corners so the guy with the camera can not get an inside line, at one stage he leaves the door open he squares him up and keeps the position,

also to add, the guy with the camera also was checking that no one was coming up the inside on a number of occasions,

Ahh... but the guy behind lost momentum on a number of occasions by squaring up the corners, there by not puting on as much pressure. Two schools of thought here. The hare and the turtle (ten thousand buffalo girls go round the out side, round the outside)
Good find all the same. Now if only the major distributors could contribute we could maybe put in a track like that. Outdoors of course.
The track didn't look overly gnarly(looks can be decieving tho) and the essense should be on safety as opposed to carnage.