Chalk one up for the Yam guys VS. Honda
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Chalk one up for the Yam guys VS. Honda
I thought this was kinda funny considering all the smack talking about Hondas VS Yams. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
This was the start line a the recent Rock-2-Rock race in Mexico. The guy in the white shirt started us two at a time - I'm #395. I pulled the hole shot hard on the guy on the 400ex (actually a 440ex set up for the dez) as would be expected [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]
There's no replacement for displacement !
I dont take the Yam VS Honda thing seriously - I like em both but thought it was entertaining.
Hole-shot (Rock-2-Rock)
This was the start line a the recent Rock-2-Rock race in Mexico. The guy in the white shirt started us two at a time - I'm #395. I pulled the hole shot hard on the guy on the 400ex (actually a 440ex set up for the dez) as would be expected [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]
There's no replacement for displacement !
I dont take the Yam VS Honda thing seriously - I like em both but thought it was entertaining.
Hole-shot (Rock-2-Rock)
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Chalk one up for the Yam guys VS. Honda
Psyco,
The Rock-2-Rock race is run every May ouside of Puerto Penasco (Rock Point) Mexico. The course is basically pretty fast sandy desert stuff (not at all rocky) and covers a 100 mile loop. Since the cars and trucks use a lot of the same course year after year many parts are really whooped out - not like MX whoops - BIG, deep whoops created by trucks that really wear ya out. Rather than being technical, it's more of a wide wide open endurance type race. The dangerous part is trying to keep it together in the endless whoop sections at speed !? It's a blast and there is a big pre and post-race party, etc...
The next race in the Whiplash series that is down there is the Point-2-Point in December which starts near the border town of Sonoyta (MX) and Lukeville (US). It runs about 90 miles to Rocky Point and covers about 60% of the Rock-2-Rock course and there is some good rough, rocky sections that go around a mountain. These races usually draw 200-250 bikes and quads combined (mostly AZ and Mexico guys).
It's good desert racin
Let me know if you are interesting in checking it out.
The Rock-2-Rock race is run every May ouside of Puerto Penasco (Rock Point) Mexico. The course is basically pretty fast sandy desert stuff (not at all rocky) and covers a 100 mile loop. Since the cars and trucks use a lot of the same course year after year many parts are really whooped out - not like MX whoops - BIG, deep whoops created by trucks that really wear ya out. Rather than being technical, it's more of a wide wide open endurance type race. The dangerous part is trying to keep it together in the endless whoop sections at speed !? It's a blast and there is a big pre and post-race party, etc...
The next race in the Whiplash series that is down there is the Point-2-Point in December which starts near the border town of Sonoyta (MX) and Lukeville (US). It runs about 90 miles to Rocky Point and covers about 60% of the Rock-2-Rock course and there is some good rough, rocky sections that go around a mountain. These races usually draw 200-250 bikes and quads combined (mostly AZ and Mexico guys).
It's good desert racin
Let me know if you are interesting in checking it out.
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Chalk one up for the Yam guys VS. Honda
Unfortunately, not me [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img] It didnt go as well as I was hoping. A 15 mile section of the race course had to be bypassed due to a land owner issue. No big deal.......well, the turn at the bypass section was in a silt bed and the dust was amazingly thick in that section. In the chaos someone ran over the course markers (wrong way signs) and I follwed a motorcycle guy into the 15-mile section. Unfortunately, this section still had ribbons and markers so I thought it was correct - CRAP ! I ended up showing up to the 1st pit/gas stop from the back side so I had to creep through the pits looking for my guys. So....I basically went an additional 15 miles out of my way. I got 8th out of 20 quads in my class. Not bad for losing at least 20 min. Iwas definately in the hunt if I would have stayed on the course - sh*t !
My time was 2:20 and the winner of our class (Steve Parkerson) was 1:57 and second was 2:02
That's Racin
My time was 2:20 and the winner of our class (Steve Parkerson) was 1:57 and second was 2:02
That's Racin
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