DAMN Riders - No rules, Just ride!

There are some hills that may be challenging. The trail was really nice at the last one I did. Bucho did this enduro on his DR650 a few years ago, so anybody with a proper dirt bike has no excuse :thumbup: I cant say I would recomend doing this on a DR650. But it is doable. Way more fun on a nice 2T

Marylander wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 18, 2018 1:42 pm

I actually do like rocks.

I kinda do too.

It has been dead lately... Usually its not this bad

My non-motorcycling life has been kicking my butt lately. Just one thing after another.

I'm sorry I don't have any pics... I was at Greenridge this past week, just some camping and kayaking. Wasn't a moto trip, but I did use a dualsport bike to help with getting my van back and forth for dropping off and picking up the kayaks on the Potomac. Many of the roads have damage from flooding ...

phoo wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 09, 2018 6:38 pm

When you say "trails" in Michaux, whatchoo mean?


Patrick

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I'd imagine he means dirtroads.

Any trails would be illegal and we obviously wouldn't be doing that. Please send PMs if you are.

Hi new guy. Yes, a non-street legal dirtbike will work for most of the rides we post about on this forum. Should be obvious when they don't work. Most of our local dualsport rides are really just dirt road rides, something easily done on any streetbike (maybe just slower), or if there is actual offr...

Neat!

Bruce have you picked this up yet? Id love to see one in person.

I hear there is a relatively cheap 180cc kit for that engine.

MSRP $12,500 :barf: 4 hrs trail riding :barf: :barf: 274 lbs :barf: :barf: :barf: It costs 50% more than a new 2T dirt bike, provides 1/2 of the operational performance and weights 40 lbs too much. Pretty cool is NOT the term I would use to describe it.... Don't be so negative. You aren't wrong abo...

Congrats, hope things go well on your first day!

Nice chasm hop!