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sounds like the perfect birthday present for myself!

 

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Sounds good to me, I have that weekend off!!! Good choice!!

 

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PapaKeith and I had a long chat. Even though my skills may not be up to par :scream: by the 21st and 22nd of June, I will bring a buddy who rides - Phil and my son and daughter. They will enjoy a weekend away. How many people so far ?

 

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Hey endo2000, Allentown rider here!

 

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Flying Scot, I wouldn't worry about it. We are a very easy going bunch :) I can't wait till the camp fire :)

 

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Yeah don't worry, my girlfriend and I would be D class racers... if it goes that low. :)

 

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Some are even easygoing and slow. If I can talk my son or wife into going, they will be on an xr200.
How many are we up to now anyway?

 

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The poll shows 6 people but some of those are bringing a friend or family member. My uneducated guess would be 10 or so.

Slow is good. I don't want to look too bad! :eek:

 

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well I will be there if I have to take my bike apart and pack it into the trunk of my car. I didn't check the poll because you didn't have the "yes of course I'm a Nancy" box

 

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I think I could take off the headlight for one day !

 

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Sounds good bud! I just wish WoodsRider have the same confidence in his riding skills :p

 

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Ok, just caught this... I deffinatly want it, that place looks real nice. I would bring a friend, more likely two, or maybe three (Would you let a quad guy ride?) My MX skills are compariable to the Coyote try to catch RoadRunner, but at least I'd be funny to watch. Keep us posted. Also, any more word on Paragon?

 

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They let quads ride there too unless it gets really dusty. I doubt it would be a problem in June though.

Here’s the link for the Paragon ride on May 3rd & 4th http://dirtrider.net/forums3/showthread.php?s=&threadid=74267

Hope to see you there :)

 

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I've marked the calender.
Tell me more about the pee-wee track,
I just picked up a JR 50 for the kids.

 

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yaya, I'm in unless something comes up and I can't make it.:)

 

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Yes, more about the pee wee track. Can my wife who has never ridden and now has a KLX110 ride on it or is it for smaller bikes and kids only?

 

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Originally posted by FLYIN_KAW
yaya, I'm in unless something comes up and I can't make it.:)

Click to expand...

You better just worry about me getting a damn bike!!! lol :)

 

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Well bring the Toyota, you can drive that around the track :)

 

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The pee wee track is on relatively flat ground with several very small tabletopsand a few other smaller jumps (more like little bumps). Little 50's will have no problems at all on it. They don't like the bigger bikes on it but I have been known to practice my passing on it. What a great feeling to blow by those slower bikes;)

Seriously though, the main track would be good for someone just getting started on a larger bike. All of the jumps have bypasses so the entire track can be ridden with no jumping at all.

 

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Put me down for atleast two...Maybe five if they can get kitchen passes, But it's too far away to tell.

 

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TTT :yeehaw:

 

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Kitchen passes?

 

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Permission from their better halfs. :confused:

 

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I am going to have to attempt to make the trip... I have been there before and had a blast ! That is double is insane !! Not one meant for mere mortals like myself.

 

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Steve!!! How's the back? What do you mean by "Not one meant for mere mortals"? I've seen you ride! :thumb: