ENDUROCROSS at Everett by Enduro Alaska

MisterBigWheel

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• Jan 16, 2013

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It's time for another edition.

Click here to waste six minutes of your life

Thanks for watching.

Regards,

Mr. BigWheel

 

RM_guy

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• Jan 16, 2013

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Again a real winner...nicely done...and commented. You clearly enjoyed the rock garden the most as evident by all of the shots of skilled riding there. At least you were able to see that the rock garden was doable by watching Jerkface :laugh:

I was laughing quite loudly at my desk and was getting weird looks…come to think of it, I get weird looks all the time. Keep ‘em coming!

 

MisterBigWheel

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• Jan 17, 2013

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RM-guy,

You get weird looks all of the time? Awesome!

You may be the perfect candidate for riding a BW!

Regards,

Mr. BigWheel

 

RM_guy

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• Jan 17, 2013

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Speaking of BWs, I was hoping to see you racing one in an endurocross race...now that would be a video for the ages!

 

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dirt bike dave

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• Jan 17, 2013

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Thanks for the excellent vid! I really enjoyed that.

I'll never find myself riding an endurocross. But will go the other way if I see a rock pile like that out in the wild.

 

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• Jan 17, 2013

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dirt bike dave said:

...I'll never find myself riding an endurocross. But will go the other way if I see a rock pile like that out in the wild.

Click to expand...

I've ridden rock piles like that but not by choice. It was more like a wrong turn and a mental note to myself to not make that turn again :ohmy:

I look at MX tracks the same way now so when I come to several small hills in the way (some call them doubles or triples) I either find a bypass of attempt to practice my hill climbing techniques.

 

MisterBigWheel

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The BW project didn't come together as quickly as I had envisioned. Somehow, I don't think it would help in the rock sections to have six inches of fork below the front axle. Bikes have changed a little bit in the last 25 years.

The new top secret BW mod(to make it the ultimate Endurocross weapon) is supposed to be shipped tomorrow. It should make the bike every bit as good as Steve McQueen's Triumph on the EX track.

Stay tuned...

Regards,

Mr. BigWheel

PS: I only do doubles when it involves vodka. Triples are for lattes. I feel your pain, or at least the fear.

 

High Lord Gomer

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• Jan 18, 2013

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Another great one! Congrats for surviving!

 

MisterBigWheel

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Aw, man. It's time for another:

Six minutes??!!! I don't want to waste another six minutes????!!!!! Now four minutes sounds much more reasonable.

Click the link for edification of the mysterious processes of tire studding.

Regards,

Mr. BigWheel

 

High Lord Gomer

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• Mar 7, 2013

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It's going to take more than that to make me as studly as you!

 

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dirt bike dave

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• Mar 7, 2013

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Thanks for another entertaining video!

Informative, too.

 

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• Mar 8, 2013

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Another fine video, thanks! :)