Rocky Mountain Dirt Riders

I know the area fairly well from a quad or truck and know the plane crash trail real well. I don't know very much for single track yet though. I am trying to find more everytime I go out. There is plenty of challenging two track once you get over the hump but the snow looks to be a little deep back ...

Anybody up for a ride Sunday morning. I have to leave by 1:00 but would sure like to get some miles on in the morning.

Andy,
I am going to be at Indian Graves on Friday morning with my wife as well. She has never ridden before but is looking forward to learning on her CRF150. I ride orange and drive a blue dodge. So if you see us stop by and say hi.


Mike

I sent my email. Thanks to Mike and all those fighting in the trenches for the rest of us that want to continue to ride. :canada: Dobi, How about sending a letter in to your MLA and cc'ing the other Ministers of SRD, CD, ED, and the Premier? Tell them what you think. I received 4 responses back to ...

I sent my email. Thanks to Mike and all those fighting in the trenches for the rest of us that want to continue to ride.

I too saw the greener pastures and jumped ship on my Bow Tie Bogger for the feel of a KTM in my hands

Welcome, now let's get some miles on that thing.

I found this link on Thumpertalk and it would have really helped me had I found it prior to Friday's task
http://www.transworldmotocross.com/mx/h ... 21,00.html

Hope it helps.

Good to hear that the snow is going away. I am taking Friday off to spend at Indian Graves with the wife. She is anxious to get out and learn how to ride her first ever dirt bike. I was super lucky in that she actually asked for riding gear for her birthday last week. That was the coolest $300 I eve...

It isn't too bad, it is on the first 6 inches of the pipe and is about 1/2 inch deep. It happened at the very end of a ride (limp back to the truck, no rear fender and tweaked bars) so I am not sure if it is affecting performance. We will have to meet up for a ride Cladoo and you can give me your op...

Well, I went with the S12 and managed to get it on after only a moderate struggle. That was until I filled it with air and realized that I had cut the tube putting the tire back on. So, by the time I took it off, fixed the tube and put it all back together I was well educated in tire changing. Now i...

Where does everybody take their pipes to get fixed????

looks like the michelin S12 is the tire of choice for around here. MtnBlue, if memory serves correct the tire you ran last season was very effective at roosting me (when I could get close enough to you to see the color of your bike). Blackfoot has one in stock and the price is reasonable at $102 + t...

The time has come to replace my stocker rear tire with something worthwhile. I ride lots of single track, and plenty of mud and am going to be racing a few X/C and H/S this year. I am leaning towards a new Michelin S12 but have concerns regarding longevity for the price. What are the rest of you run...

That's the place MX nut. I probably met you on the highway as I headed North to meet up and ride Waiporous. Man, I wish I would have turned around and followed you. Waiporous still requires studs to get anywhere. I payed the price a time or two under estemating the ground conditions....

try www.pixxures.ca I use it at work a fai ... : :blah: