im pretty sure thats for nationals
Beacon/Hood race question
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evan I talked to your brother and all he did was go to the first hood and buy a jrx license and it was good from their
I probly wont make it to any nationals this year
I probly wont make it to any nationals this year
No shuttles unless you find me a 4X 2-ton with grain sides and a $million liability policy to go with it.
no. i got an upgrade from norba and just bought the license at the race. i had a clearance form from norba to ride expert and i just gave them that when i bought the license. idk about local events. they might not care.
yes. you would be correct. they are very strict about that at nationals. I think more of the younger riders on here should at least try to get to one of the national dh races. the courses are amazing and the atmosphere is really cool.
and a hot female driver wearing only a bikini; or would that just be too much to ask?!
defnetly not. PS i dont plan on racing any nationals, so i think ill be good for the local races in expert, ie beacon/hood
nationals are too much out of the way from here
So if you're not planning on going to Nationals....why buy an annual expert license? Just race Open and pay the $5 one day license each time. Are you really going to race 12 or more races to make the annual license ($60) pay for itself? There's only one sanctioned event in all of Washington State! Unless your parents are paying for it, save your money and just buy one day licenses. Sure you might get handed your lunch in the Open class, but would you really podium as an Expert?
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dang i was gonna try and convince you to come to idaho with me
hmm i want to try and make the beacon race but i don't think its going to happen... what course?? still no one answered that
silver would be nice too, long course....but i am way too out of shape for that 15 minutes of hell
silver would be nice too, long course....but i am way too out of shape for that 15 minutes of hell
Plan is to do like last year and use upper new/lower old. Concensus seemed to be that it was a good combo.
...seems like is would do well...
Add a keg and you got yourself a deal!
Seriously though,
The new to old was good last year, but personally I like running the Old top to new bottom now. A faster, more commiting line IMO.
damn, for sure id go! just if someone else went, id also wanna hit up willamette, and maybe angel fire? but isnt that a national?
<-----Planning on doing 16 Races this year. 2 in Livermore, Cali (CHDH), 1 in WA (Beacon), 4 in ID (Silver MT, Soldier MT, Couer d'Alene), and 8 in OR (Hood/Wilamette). Hit me up for the list
ill go