ol Bombero-JC wrote:JJBIRISH wrote:
My how times have changedโฆ when I rode competitively, I never even give it a thoughtโฆ
We would off load the bikes, go eat or shop for food if there was anywhere to goโฆ I donโt remember ever locking them up in a CG or just near the staging area somewhereโฆ
My grandsons competes but he leaves his in his enclosed trailerโฆ
Huh?
Strange competitive pre-race "style"!..:@
Hmmmm - never arrived at a race "staging area" and went out to eat, shopping for food, etc. LOL!
Different folks for different two strokes..;)
โHuh?
Strange competitive pre-race "style"!..โ
I have no idea what you are trying to sayโฆ. Just slow I guessโฆ
โHmmmm - never arrived at a race "staging area" and went out to eat, shopping for food, etc. LOL!
Different folks for different two strokes..โ
I have arrived on Friday to race on Sunday I have camped near the staging area for the weekend many times or most of the time, and it would be a long time between meals if I didnโt leave to eat or shop for foodโฆ we arrived and set up camp to claim our spot first thing before going anywhereโฆ
Arrive Friday, spectate 4 wheelers Saturday, and race Sunday was the normโฆ and seldom stayed at CGโsโฆ enduros and cross-county are more of an event than a race, that I often had to travel long distances to get toโฆ
At the Blackwater 100 Grand National cross country event there might be 700+ entrants camping in the small town of Davis, WV and 4 to 5 times as many spectators and partiersโฆ
Still I never felt I had to worry about my bikeโฆ in the CGโs most people leave things out without worry, I still doโฆ based on post on this web site theft, altercations, noise and the numerous other rants, times have changed and I am still living on the past or just not seeing all the things so many here complain aboutโฆ
And yes the two strokes are great especially the old Swiss made Husqvarnaโฆ
Blackwater 100 starting lineโฆ
