I remember seeing that on TV back in the day when it occurred. Fabulous. Two riders who would never let go of the bike were Randy Mamola and Ricky Carmichael.
I remember seeing that on TV back in the day when it occurred. Fabulous. Two riders who would never let go of the bike were Randy Mamola and Ricky Carmichael.
here is my video of the day. little different then the bikes. i will keep it here in the off topic dicussion forum.
this was from couple days ago in upper minn.
guy does video's of is small tent cabin in the woods. looks to be a very cool place to go.....:thumbsup:
summer time i would be fishing and riding my super bronc.........and snowmobiling in the winter. https://youtu.be/S1o4dYAchOI
My buddy flipped on his helmet cam last Sunday during an ISDE-style event in Oregon's Coast Range mountains. These races are appx 100 miles long. Most of the time you're riding on challenging trails and trying to maintain a specified average speed, usually 15-17 mph. There are checkpoints every 15-20 miles. If you arrive early or late to a checkpoint penalty points are assessed at a rate of 1 point /second. If you get a flat tire or break down you're not allowed any help to fix it, and the penalty clock is ticking the whole time. Riders are spread out and you normally don't see much traffic unless a really difficult section forms a bottleneck. Occasionally you'll come to a special test where you go as fast as you can for 3-5 miles, again earning 1 point/second. In the end, therider w/the fewest point wins. This is way harder than it sounds. The top finishers are very fit, highly skilled riders. The guy in the vid is 21years old. He won his class- Open Expert -and finished second overall in the race.
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