Rocky Mountain Dirt Riders

That's a classic. "This is what I do to relax."

Still for sale. Did I mention the brakes work really well on this awesome bike??

I applied the following info from CRFstuff.com to my Husky last year and the brakes work so good on that bike, hoping for the same results on the Yamaha; “Bedding in” or Burnishing Brake power is generated by the friction material on the pads transferring and bonding to the surface of the rotor. In ...

thirtyseven wrote:Where were you when I needed you???

Lifting weights in the basement.

thirtyseven wrote: Disappointments: front brake, while it's very smooth and progressive, it just takes more effort than ktms.

You should have bedded them in, makes a big difference.

Pictures or it didn't happen.

Yah, this guy.

I have what you need.

I raced in Lytton last year. It is a great area to ride. Bring an extra air filter though as it is usually dry and dusty. As far as terrain goes, it is not as technical as what we have out here. The speeds on some of the wider sections were unreal. I was completely tapped in 6th gear (my EC250 is g...

No riviere's revenge? Sad to not see it on the schedule. I enjoyed those HS. oops sorry the link above takes you to the 2014 race schedule, although their drop down bar says 2015 :confused: I have trouble with the AMSA site at work, can't see the 2015 stuff but I can at home. Not sure what the deal...

Thanks for the link Grimlock. I have trouble with AMSA's website so here's the schedule for anyone else who can't see it on their site. CMRC Round 1 May 16/17th Porkies XC Round 2 June 6/7th Corner Grass EX Round 3 July 4/5th Shale Shaker XC Round 4 July 25/26th Vega HS Round 5 August 15/16th RMDRA ...

Dobi wrote:Thankfully I am on Shaw.

I am not ...................yet.

A racer that I know mentioned there may only be 6 CMRC races in 2015.

I can't find any details anywhere. Anyone have any info?

It is a very tall bike. I can sit flat footed in the garage on my Husqvarna FE350 but the Yamaha is a tippy toe adventure. The husky feels low, thick and soft to sit on compared to the Yamaha which I find tall, lean, and very rigid. It's stiff like a new ball glove! I measured the seat height and th...