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[QUOTE="DKT735, post: 144848, member: 17690"]
Some guys have ponytails too so that isn't the best gender identifier out there.

The riders that are yelling at you as a means to intimidate you need a lesson in sportsmanship.  At best fate will determine which ones get a lesson.

When I'm riding well, I barely notice distractions other than my compitition and the track/trail.  I'll notice sound but won't even register what is said.  It's just a sound like another bike reving.     I now its hard but try to ride your own race, focus your mental energies on riding loose, relaxed and look as far ahead as you can.   At the next race you may notice someone yelling at you but won't hear what they said.

Basically they are jerks, every sport has them.   Ignore them and concentrate on riding and having fun.  Oh by the way, practice brake sliding into corners then power sliding out.  I think these generate the most roost so the  next time one of these idiots yells at you then crashes, give them a face full of roost!
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