Ft. Worth, TX riders?????
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Pat Burroughs
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Yes.
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Cool Pat! Nice to meet you and good to know I'm not alone in here, from TX that is! New to this website and just getting back into riding after a 15 year slump. Appears you are my age and ride what I ride according to your profile. Would enjoy hooking up sometime and maybe you can show me more places to ride than I have been to. I ride at Rocky Ridge, Marshall Creek and a place by my house called the Rock Quarry off of 820 and Saginaw Main St.
rockchucker
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Ft Worth Riders
You bet, Arlington to be exact.
You bet, Arlington to be exact.
rockchucker
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Village Creek, Mosier Valley, Muenster, Rocky Ridge, Shady Grove (Greasy Chicken). Oak Hill and Twin Hills are on my target next.
Pat Burroughs
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Count me in!
I've returned to the sport after a twenty five year absence.
Not a racer, but I love to ride the tracks.
I ride at Mosier, Marshal Creek and some local fields.
I've heard Muenster is great for trail riding, I'm looking to get there sometime.
I've returned to the sport after a twenty five year absence.
Not a racer, but I love to ride the tracks.
I ride at Mosier, Marshal Creek and some local fields.
I've heard Muenster is great for trail riding, I'm looking to get there sometime.
Re: Yet another Texan
Jim, I try to go during the week when there is less "traffic"
How is the attendance on the weekends?
I have'nt been since school has let out, I wonder how crowded it gets now?
I'm still novice enough to get "tense" when the trails are crowded.
Jim, I try to go during the week when there is less "traffic"
How is the attendance on the weekends?
I have'nt been since school has let out, I wonder how crowded it gets now?
I'm still novice enough to get "tense" when the trails are crowded.
Pat Burroughs
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Not possible. We have so many classes and have so many riders at any given TCCRA event (usually ~600-700) that NOBODY is too slow to race.
Now, having enough endurance to finish is another story; I can vouch for that...
Not possible. We have so many classes and have so many riders at any given TCCRA event (usually ~600-700) that NOBODY is too slow to race.
Now, having enough endurance to finish is another story; I can vouch for that...
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maybe I shoulda called it Tejas Spodefest
but I thought it would be cool to see if we could get team Tejas into some organized ride and the rest of us could be lappers. How bout it? Anybody?
http://dirtrider.net/forums3/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15728
but I thought it would be cool to see if we could get team Tejas into some organized ride and the rest of us could be lappers. How bout it? Anybody?
http://dirtrider.net/forums3/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15728
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Although Pat Burroughs has disavowed me due to a recent Republic of Texas post, I think I can still race in TCCRA, until Pat pulls some strings. :scream:
The Texas Cross Country Races are the best thing going. The people are great, tracks are cool and racing is superb. Next race is 2909 in Jacksboro. Check out TCCRA
Then again, you could go hang out with jdrobins at Marshall Creek and get some good poser tips from a pro.:p
The Texas Cross Country Races are the best thing going. The people are great, tracks are cool and racing is superb. Next race is 2909 in Jacksboro. Check out TCCRA
Then again, you could go hang out with jdrobins at Marshall Creek and get some good poser tips from a pro.:p
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Pat Burroughs
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:eek: Now hold on just a minute, it had nothing to do with you per se...aw the hell with it, I'll see what I can do about getting started on those strings.
