Jimmy Lewis is teaching again!!

Hey Mark, are you in this picture? I took the class in May, 2007 on my 650 Dakar in Primm, Nevada. I believe most of the guys had bikes 650cc and up?



Jimmy taught the class on his 1200GS Adventurer.



Jason.

May 9-10
MtnRider - 990A

May 15-16
Cyath - R1200GS?
h8chains - xr400, 640E
Riddler990 - 530exc, 990A
BiggieFalls - TE 610
MJS - DRZ
MJS(Wife) - XT 225
FlyingFinn - F650X? , R1200GS?

Anyone else? See you guys soon.

good mix....

the list, i see one likes to fly and another likes to fall.......

take some pics

I'll be there May 15-16 Keysville, on a G650 Xchallenge. If anyone is riding up and wants some company, let me know. -Bob

Yep, that's me with the red Savanna suit and helmet hair. See you guys there.

wow, your 2nd time....

so it looks like i will need more than 1 jl class, maybe he'll give me a frequent rider program....

FUTURE GRADUATES

May 9-10 in Pahrump

MtnRider - 990A​

May 15-16 in Keyesville

Cyath - R1200GS?
h8chains (Joel) - xr400, 640E
Riddler990 (Jon) - 530exc, 990A
BiggieFalls (Eric) - TE 610
MJS (Mark) - DRZ
MJS (Mark's Wife) - XT 225
FlyingFinn (Mikko)- F650X? , R1200GS?
MadMax (Bob)- G650X​

This is right around the corner. I can't wait. I'm getting my body armor all tuned up.

FlyingFinn will be on G650X.
I'll trailer the bike down there and back, leaving SJ sometime on the Friday afternoon.

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Mikko

coming up next weekend....


8)H is going to school ....

Bummer, you're going to miss the BBB 2010 I'll have an extra taco for ya!:dg

hi john...sorry i'll miss this one..have to go to school so you guys don't get tired of helping me pick up my bike. i figured after the shoulder surgery, i can no longer afford to do a lot of the wrong things.....


you guys have fun, be safe and take pics!

a little reminder....it starts tomorrow...

bikes ready, and me...almost....

Bike is on the trailer, new tires on, made some trail mix this morning.... I think I'm good to go

Darn if work just wasn't so busy right now. I'll be arriving to Keysville VERY late tonight.

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Mikko

I'm going to have to sign up for the next class. For street riding, nothing taught me better or gave me more confidence than going to Keith Code's school (levels 1-3) and this looks like the dirt equivalent.

Joel....Bring your SPOT so you don't get lost in class

thanks joe as if i needed that...


i'm going to see a lot of jl looking like this... :ddog








wohoooo....!

thanks to jimmy for passing along valuable instructions that i plan to turn into skills....


same with heather, charlie and nate for a job well done and for their tireless effort picking my bike up.....


wished i took this school 3 years ago, frequent riding and watching video were good but apparently didn't work for me .....

Back after a great weekend in Keyesville. What a beautiful place. The Jimmy Lewis class was great, as anticipated. Learned some things that are already having a positive effect on my riding. Sometimes it's just one little thing that you never think of that can keep you from doing something better. I can't wait to practice the things I learned more in real world situations. It makes riding even more fun. Jimmy had a great crew that was always there to help when needed. Every one of them were great riders with a wealth of knowledge and willing to explain or demonstrate anything to anyone at any time. And, if you didn't already know, Jimmy is an amazing rider.

Thanks Jimmy, Heather, Charlie and Nate.

All of the students were very cool as well, and up for anything. I think some of them reached an excitement level that they weren't really expecting. That should really help desensitize them to some of the harder stuff in the future.

Thanks BJ, Bob, Carsten, Luanna, Mark, Mikko, Joel and Jon.

If anyone wanted to take this class but didn't, you should be bummed because it may be a little while before they offer another class.



ps: Mikko, heather knows where your helmet is.

Did I really leave it hanging from that tree?!

When I hung the helmet there I thought to myself "this is bad place to put your helmet, you're gonna forget it here"
And I did exactly that! That's hilarious.

I guess the only reasonable thing to do is sign up for the next available class to reclaim my brain bucket....

But what a great weekend that was! Huge thanks to the whole Lewis crew for making it happen.

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Mikko