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Old 03-04-2013, 09:18 AM   #166
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Barstow 200 went pretty good, I started on the second row with 3 other Senior A teams, got a bad start and had to ride dust for a while. Picked guys off one by one and finished the first 50 mile loop 8th OA and first in class. Donnie took off (we used two bikes), and came in about 5 minutes off pace due to riding the last 20 miles off the loop with a gimpy shock and the bike looking like a lowrider! I took off and all was going well until around the 20 mile mark I hit a BIG G-out in 5th gear and popped my rear tire. Luckily I had a mousse in the front or it would have been toast as well. So I rode the last 30 miles through some very gnarly rocky stuff at somewhat subdued pace, but still had a good lead when I got to the pits. Donnie and crew had swapped the shock on his bike so we didn't have to do a wheel change, and he brought it in 10th OA, 1st in class at 6 hours and 16 minutes.

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awesome! nice result even after having to deal with some decent adversity. What I wanna know is, how'd you hit a G out in 5th gear, pop your tire and not crash? What's your rim look like? like mine?

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Old 03-04-2013, 09:34 AM   #167
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Nice ride Mike! I was at Glen Helen Sunday. What a good time that was.
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Old 03-04-2013, 09:45 AM   #168
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awesome! nice result even after having to deal with some decent adversity. What I wanna know is, how'd you hit a G out in 5th gear, pop your tire and not crash? What's your rim look like? like mine?

Trust me, it was a 50/50 deal. I got lucky. I haven't looked at it yet, I'm sure there are a few loose spokes

And as far as the GP, I rode my freakin ass off, and I think I got like 8th or 9th, not sure because they don't even show me in the results I know who I finished in front of, so hopefully they get it sorted. GP's are not my strong suit and the Magnum (over 50) race is stacked with various ex pro MXer's and other assorted moto specialists.
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Old 03-04-2013, 09:54 AM   #169
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Trust me, it was a 50/50 deal. I got lucky. I haven't looked at it yet, I'm sure there are a few loose spokes

And as far as the GP, I rode my freakin ass off, and I think I got like 8th or 9th, not sure because they don't even show me in the results I know who I finished in front of, so hopefully they get it sorted. GP's are not my strong suit and the Magnum (over 50) race is stacked with various ex pro MXer's and other assorted moto specialists.
I dont know who the guy is that won your race but he destroyed it. He was minutes ahead of the M1 GP guy and that guy was good.
He was the only person I saw come through that left hander before heading back onto the MX track totally wide open and throwing up a rooster tail.
It was a fun one to watch and to be up in the stands yelling for Coyotes!!
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Old 03-04-2013, 10:00 AM   #170
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looks like his name is Jerry Black. He also won the Senior race too.
He got two 2nd's at Dirt Diggers..... the guy can ride!
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Old 03-04-2013, 12:14 PM   #171
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I was there on Sunday racing in my new class - Heavyweight Novice. As it turned out it was way more competitive than sane Vet class, a lot of bumping and aggressive riding.

Loved every second of it, finished 6th in my class and 23rd overall (out of 70 starters) Fell in in deep mud my on 1st lap, that was funny but not fun afterwards, riding with wet and slippery left glove / grip.

Overall this was by far the best GP I have ever done - not dusty, not rocky, fast and flowing course, perfect weather and world class track.
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Old 03-04-2013, 12:19 PM   #172
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you did well!



congrats man, and yes what a fun course!
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