Loose Moose and Mini-Moose Info

TeamFrog · Jun 30, 2005

Don Marsh said:
Silly man!
New pipe before= buy new pipe after

Old pipe no workie!!!

I can't believe the thing was still running at the end of the last race. The neck was pinched to about half its normal size. :yikes:

Maybe I'll just have to have a steady stream of new pipes on order to support my new habit (Enduros).

Jeff

Smit-Dog · Jun 30, 2005

Among many other talents, Napper at EE can get your pipe blown out for you....

TeamFrog · Jun 30, 2005

Smit-Dog said:
Among many other talents, Napper at EE can get your pipe blown out for you....

Thanks. I figured I'd give that a try someday soon so I have a spare. You can never be too prepared.

TCTrailrider · Jun 30, 2005

Wolverine-Harrison was my first enduro. The long drive for a little trail ride (Loose Moose) seems a bit much, wouldn't even have time to get it dirty. Now if it were a two or three day event :ride: :yikes: Have fun, be safe. :coocoo:

Smit-Dog · Jun 30, 2005

After the Moose, you will feel like you rode a two day event.... I'm driving 8 hours... it is worth it.

PoeBrian · Jun 30, 2005

TCtrailrider,
After Loose Moose, Wolverine/Harrison will seem like a warm up ride! We are driving 11 hrs. from Ohio. Marquette was ranked in Fred Andrews Top 10 riding in the Nation in an old Dirt Rider magazine article.

Has anyone heard yet why the change in format? Magoo, any help?

barkbuster67 · Jun 30, 2005

Smit-Dog, That C note will be on the ground right after a HUGH G log crossing. I'll be waiting, and I'll be choosie.

fatherandson, team PTP applications recieved; however, your row requests of 34, 33, 31 were not available, I got you all set up on row 1 (that's one). Maybe you didn't hear that team GWG is growing and filled up row 30 through 35. That's 4 and 1/2 yooper hotties

Magoo · Jun 30, 2005

PoeBrian said:
TCtrailrider,
After Loose Moose, Wolverine/Harrison will seem like a warm up ride! We are driving 11 hrs. from Ohio. Marquette was ranked in Fred Andrews Top 10 riding in the Nation in an old Dirt Rider magazine article.

Has anyone heard yet why the change in format? Magoo, any help?

Heh, TC Trailrider should stick to the easy trails... :p

For this year, we went to the restart format due to the fact we needed to do some major re-routing due to loss of some area because of logging and mining. Also, it is believed (by some) that the restart format is more popular with the riders, and we would get a better turnout for the event.

fatherandson · Jul 1, 2005

If Team GWG is on row 30-35, row 36 would suck! No room to pass on the mountain. One GWG on each minute will be rubbing trees on both sides of the trail.

circuit rider · Jul 1, 2005

necessities of life Sunday morning

CR250R@WINTERS said:
I am really excited about this one too. Being that it will be a first for me....give me some specific things to be aware of or helpful hints....

Newbie. Bring extra duct tape. .

YOU MIGHT BETTER BRING LOTSA TOILET PAPER !!!!!!!

TCTrailrider · Jul 1, 2005

PoeBrian said:
TCtrailrider,
After Loose Moose, Wolverine/Harrison will seem like a warm up ride!

I've herard, thats why I'm staying home.

wolverine · Jul 1, 2005

KTM Mike said:
Man there goes my shot at a Trophy! to many old guys out there these days.... How about you and Trevor go for B class... yeah thats what you should do - sure...thats it...

LOL....Ya aint that the truth.... And there all fast old guys too!

Fred T · Jul 3, 2005

fatherandson said:
If Team GWG is on row 30-35, row 36 would suck! No room to pass on the mountain. One GWG on each minute will be rubbing trees on both sides of the trail.

Yeah, but the mud holes will be all emptied out!! And the tight stuff should be wide enough for a quad too. :laugh:

I'll be there friday night. see ya then!

wolverine · Jul 4, 2005

where will everyone be camping?

fatherandson · Jul 4, 2005

DD - most of us camp in the huge field at the staging area. Others stay in town at a hotel.

wolverine · Jul 7, 2005

I was thinking of going up thursday night to ride bass lake on friday...Anyone else going early to ride?

Dewayne

Fred T · Jul 7, 2005

I plan on letting my kids try Bass Lake on the way over from Houghton.

Smit-Dog · Jul 15, 2005

See you there!

And I may just be looking for a little spritzer in those yellow puddles...

Don Marsh · Jul 15, 2005

Thanks for the weather reminder Smitty
Now I really will be thinking why am I here instead of sitting on the boat with a cocktail!
It really is an addiction.
See everyone there.
Don

3KDXXR2 · Jul 15, 2005

Good luck to you all.Curtis

Don Marsh · Jul 18, 2005

A quick note on the race.
It was as hot and as brutal as you have heard it was going to be. I know it was a National but the Sandstormer club gets off on trying to hurt people! I finished and that is an accomplishment.

Had to make a trip to the Marquette hospital to pick up Tom Dixon he crashed and now is a member of the broken collarbone club, he also hurt his wrist. He has orientation at MSU today, the drugs should help his attention span!

Don

UP Magoo · Jul 18, 2005

Don Marsh said:
It was as hot and as brutal as you have heard it was going to be. I know it was a National but the Sandstormer club gets off on trying to hurt people!

I hope that comment is tongue in cheek! We do put on an event that is very technical, and we work very hard to mark the course to warn of unusual obstacles, etc. Unfortunately we have no control over the weather, and that made it more challenging. It was a tough event, no question!

I finished and that is an accomplishment.

Vrey true! My hat is off to everyone that rode the event, if they finished or not! If you finished, you should be very proud!

Had to make a trip to the Marquette hospital to pick up Tom Dixon he crashed and now is a member of the broken collarbone club, he also hurt his wrist.

Give my best to Tom! I came across him when I left my check -- he was already being assisted by the paramedics, so I knew he'd be all right.

bbarel · Jul 18, 2005

Great job Don - the tougher it is the better you are!
Well this chump got tired and overheated and did not finish.
Those rocky hill climbs and 93 degree temps got the best of me.
Farmer Tom I hope you are ok! I broke my cb when I was your age.
Just give it time to heal. Mine healed fine and gives me no trouble.

fatherandson · Jul 18, 2005

This was a TRUE ENDURO. The toughest event I have ridden in many years. I was warned before the race that the B riders would be challenged - VERY true. I had to ride through the first two resets with no break and carried points over into the next section. Not to be whiner, but those resets could have been longer.
As I B rider I only rode 54 miles (it felt like a lot more), but when I saw two A riders refuse to ride their last section I felt better. The heat did not help matters and I went into survival mode very early in order to finish the event.
This was a NATIONAL enduro and it was challenging. I was very happy to see the club allowed the C riders (the future A riders of the enduros) to bypass most of the mountain section.
I know the top 10 results are posted on MidwestEnduros.com. Michigan had four of the top 10 riders (Lykke, Bersano, Gault, and Keen).

wolverine · Jul 18, 2005

Mike did you miss a right turn {about 3 mile out} that brought you out to the main road only to turn left following arrows back to the pit area?

Dewayne

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