Karna&Justin
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- Sep 27, 2001
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(I posted under the "Enduro" subtitle but thought I might get some
good responces here...)
Hello,
We are thinking about riding some of the upcoming D 37 enduros but need some advice. I am planning on riding the upcoming D 36
"family" enduros (in case you are unfamiliar, they are shorter than a "Real" enduro and geared toward the less advanced rider) and
wasn't able to find any "family" enduro's listed with D 37. Snooping
around on the D 37 website I looked at the upcoming enduro for 1/20 and saw that the "1st loop is fun for all, 2nd loop challenges C
class and 3rd loop a challenge for A and B class". Are all the D 37
Enduro's structured this way...Having a "fun for all" 1st loop? Are
there any "family" enduros offered by D 37? Have any of you ridden in D 37 Enduro's? Any information/advice would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Karna
good responces here...)
Hello,
We are thinking about riding some of the upcoming D 37 enduros but need some advice. I am planning on riding the upcoming D 36
"family" enduros (in case you are unfamiliar, they are shorter than a "Real" enduro and geared toward the less advanced rider) and
wasn't able to find any "family" enduro's listed with D 37. Snooping
around on the D 37 website I looked at the upcoming enduro for 1/20 and saw that the "1st loop is fun for all, 2nd loop challenges C
class and 3rd loop a challenge for A and B class". Are all the D 37
Enduro's structured this way...Having a "fun for all" 1st loop? Are
there any "family" enduros offered by D 37? Have any of you ridden in D 37 Enduro's? Any information/advice would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Karna
