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Message: [QUOTE="firecracker22, post: 144856, member: 20316"] Great idea but I'd probably fall down if I tried. I must confess I'm a little spoiled. While I love tight stuff for riding, racing in it is a whole different story. My first 3 hare scrambles were in Spokane. There is a field with some rocks in it, and the mx track. They paint the big rocks orange. The most difficult part of the course is the part where you have to push your bike across the entrance road (the club doesn't want us tearing up their newly paved road :think ) then get back on since you're tired. But racing in it is so different since it's so open--you never have to worry about someone getting stuck behind. There are no bottlenecks except at checks. I really need to work on my riding skills but now that I'm out for a month all I can do is think about it. I wish I could learn how to ride the same way Keanu learned kung fu in The Matrix! [/QUOTE]