scrub pine 1st enduro
#12
08-24-2008, 02:09 AM
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Forked River,NJ
Posts: 173
they have a dual sport class and you are required to have a plate, insurance and and MC lic.
http://www.occr.net/pdf/2008_ScubPin...duro_Entry.pdf
http://www.occr.net/pdf/2008_ScubPin...duro_Entry.pdf
#14
09-03-2008, 01:59 PM
Join Date: May 2008
Location: West By God Virginia!
Posts: 6,656
im sure you wont be the only kawi bike.. It was either march or april when me and my homie went up there to see his sister.. and I seen ALOT of kawi's and KTMs crossing the road. Ha never really thought about it but NO BRAKES that could have been you lol
#15
09-20-2008, 01:57 AM
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Forked River,NJ
Posts: 173
Well sunday is the day- Just got done preping the bike for my 1st enduro-
Found the pumper on the carb sticking- seem like the shaft had some dirt on it, debating on weather to pull it apart or not. Will take it for a quick shake down run on sat.
I let you all know how the little klx does.
Found the pumper on the carb sticking- seem like the shaft had some dirt on it, debating on weather to pull it apart or not. Will take it for a quick shake down run on sat.
I let you all know how the little klx does.
#16
09-22-2008, 12:02 AM
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Forked River,NJ
Posts: 173
Well I did it!! it was the longest 80+ mile ride of my life.
On sat I took the "enduro test" so i could get a enduro license. I entered the senior 40+ class. I ended up on row 49- well lets just say I learned to pull over a lot.
I seemed to have all the power I needed with the BB 331 kit and fcr- and the bike ran great-
the scrub pine enduro was a lot of sand and a fair amount of whoops. But 90% of the course was fantastic- the 1st 20 miles was very tight single track. I put my hand guard to the test many times. They seem to have a fair amount of resets which really helps a slow poke like me get back on time- but after the gas stop at 40 mile- my legs started to cramp up VERY bad. I was in Major pain but I pushed through. I had to stop a few time to walk some but my goal was to finish.
The 2nd loop had some really great trails- but my legs keep me from enjoying it.
But over the day i managed to pass 3 people, only dropped the bike once, and had a GREAT time.
I look all over to day for fellow klx riders but I did not see any in the see of orange. We the bike can do it. So I hope to see you guys at the next one.
On sat I took the "enduro test" so i could get a enduro license. I entered the senior 40+ class. I ended up on row 49- well lets just say I learned to pull over a lot.
I seemed to have all the power I needed with the BB 331 kit and fcr- and the bike ran great-
the scrub pine enduro was a lot of sand and a fair amount of whoops. But 90% of the course was fantastic- the 1st 20 miles was very tight single track. I put my hand guard to the test many times. They seem to have a fair amount of resets which really helps a slow poke like me get back on time- but after the gas stop at 40 mile- my legs started to cramp up VERY bad. I was in Major pain but I pushed through. I had to stop a few time to walk some but my goal was to finish.
The 2nd loop had some really great trails- but my legs keep me from enjoying it.
But over the day i managed to pass 3 people, only dropped the bike once, and had a GREAT time.
I look all over to day for fellow klx riders but I did not see any in the see of orange. We the bike can do it. So I hope to see you guys at the next one.
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