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Message: [QUOTE="George A. kaloci, post: 226663, member: 18080"] I've read a lot of good information here and I think everyone is on the right track. Know your limits and ride as close to the edge as you dare. The horsepower issue is up to the rider. Only he knows how much he can handle. Everyone chooses a the kind of riding style that works for them. Some run and gun while others go with the flow. The main concern it ride as fast as you can and stomp your buddies, push them in the turns and make them work for that pass. This alone will make you faster and also make it fun. Don't try and take each other out but ride at a good pace. When foo foo rider, dozer and slammer go riding it always turn into short races or can you amke a new trail through the tight stuff (sorry Goreman). Most of us have raced in the past or are still racing and developed our own styles that works for the speed that we ride at. One more thing to remember,you are only as good as the people you ride with. Dozer has gained a lot of speed in just the last year and foo foo rider is getting faster with each ride. You are just starting so give it some time. Power is not the answer for tight eastern woods riding, control and flow works for me. I still have to work on the control part. :) :) [/QUOTE]