Fastest downhillers in the SOUTH...? Male and Female
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ME!
No not really
No not really
Chris Herndon is soo damn fast. All the SEI guys are really fast as well.
bradical said:
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It is kinda of hard to say who is the fastest, because people are better than others at different places.
Herndon has been the fastest for quite a while, but this has changed over the past two years. Chris Wyatt has constntly been challenging for the top spot. The older Beytagh brother is up there this year (the South African Pro- was in MBA a few months back). When Ryan ( I forget his last name) shows up, he'll 'git 'er 'dun. Hell Stiles did atimed run at Charlotte and smoked everyone, and he wasn't racing. I'm not dissing Herndon at all, everyone is catching him.
I wish I had half the skill all these guys have.
I wish I had half the skill all these guys have.
No, no there is a very certain order...spoke80 said:
Doug Ferguson
Chris Herndon
Ryan Taylor...
hahahahaha
ink: Thanks for the nod, but I gimped my wrist yesterday after you left and now I'm slow again.
BTW, Look at the Windrock times from the last race...
In this order...
Herndon
McCoy
Bloch
Ramsbottom
Nah, I'm working on my casing skills... :nuts:biggins said:Doug is workin on his tables tops/moto whips (),
Herndon has by far been the fastest, and most importantly, the most consistent at being the fastest. He has a ton of experience and is a very smart racer. Even though, I don't have his raw speed or talent, he is the guy I TRY to model myself after as a racer. Just being fit and ready for all courses, tough or small, etc...
There are a bunch of fast dudes around here that have already been named
like Taylor, Bloch, McCoy etc.....
And don't forget the Virginia boys just because we do not see them much,
Milby, Kalan, and Stone etc...
There is also a ton of super fast guys around here that do not race, or do not race anymore. Guys like Tyler Williams (pure raw speed), Nick R. along with a whole crew around Asheville who hauls azz.
Tenn. has Doug, Ben, Terry, etc....
Our team is spread out all over and always ready to race.
In general, our whole scene is fast and I am proud to be a part of it,
considering how few racers we actually have. Just the national results alone speak for themselves.
There are a bunch of fast dudes around here that have already been named
like Taylor, Bloch, McCoy etc.....
And don't forget the Virginia boys just because we do not see them much,
Milby, Kalan, and Stone etc...
There is also a ton of super fast guys around here that do not race, or do not race anymore. Guys like Tyler Williams (pure raw speed), Nick R. along with a whole crew around Asheville who hauls azz.
Tenn. has Doug, Ben, Terry, etc....
Our team is spread out all over and always ready to race.
In general, our whole scene is fast and I am proud to be a part of it,
considering how few racers we actually have. Just the national results alone speak for themselves.
I should only get a nod for "fastest in practice"....the rest of the time I spend wrapping myself around boulders and riding my face!
No wait, change that to "Fastest Excuse"...I'm the top pro in that category.
No wait, change that to "Fastest Excuse"...I'm the top pro in that category.
Damn, Ricky Wiles from GA is one of the fastest over 40 DHers in the country.
He doesn't show up to many S.E. races but he podiums almost every national.
He's also kicking ass in the SuperD series. The guy is so fast at one time he had the second fastest speeding ticket in Georgia, on a motorcycle.
He doesn't show up to many S.E. races but he podiums almost every national.
He's also kicking ass in the SuperD series. The guy is so fast at one time he had the second fastest speeding ticket in Georgia, on a motorcycle.
Oh yeah, he is a badass for sure.Peete said:
looking back at where we were we are all going crazy fast over huge stuff these days. The south had no respect at Nationals, now we have a bunch of pro and semi pro riders.
Reflect with me... Wolf Laurell back in 96 or whenever. it was a dirt road and a grassy ski slope, but we all thought it was the biggest baddest place to ride.
My point is, we've all come a long way and we should all be proud of ourselves. I could name 30 guys that have my respect.
Reflect with me... Wolf Laurell back in 96 or whenever. it was a dirt road and a grassy ski slope, but we all thought it was the biggest baddest place to ride.
My point is, we've all come a long way and we should all be proud of ourselves. I could name 30 guys that have my respect.
there's too much love in this damn thread. I gotta hate on all you chumps! McCoy, I got you respect....DANGLIN'!!!!
Hmmmm,
Is anybody else picturing a half eaten roll of Tums?
Is anybody else picturing a half eaten roll of Tums?