Oak Flat, Arizona -- Trials November 4 - Page 3

thegraydog · 11-01-2012, 08:07 AM

worse yet, they might honor it at the check-in and hand me the tab. I'm gonna find out how many CAT riders are lurking here, aren't I? Sigh....

A Brewtus scholarship is a cold one after the ride, ennit?

brewtus · 11-01-2012, 09:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thegraydog

worse yet, they might honor it at the check-in and hand me the tab. I'm gonna find out how many CAT riders are lurking here, aren't I? Sigh....

A Brewtus scholarship is a cold one after the ride, ennit?

Yep!

plane_ben · 11-01-2012, 10:40 PM

I used to ride with the CAT club. I rode the Oak Flats area 3 times. Real fun site. Building myself a Peter Gaunt XL 250 Honda replica that I can ride in vintage twin shock class again.

xrmattaz · 11-01-2012, 11:46 PM

I'm gonna bring the family down to watch.

New pain specialist forbids me from riding ever again, secondary to severe spinal stenosis (sucks). So.....I'm planning on bringing the '06 GasGas Raga in the back of the truck with a For Sale sign on it. Have had it on Phoenix Craigslist for two weeks now, with nary a phone call.

PM me if you know someone might be interested in a sweet TXT300 Raga, makes a great beginner bike! No, really!

Gordy · 11-02-2012, 05:31 AM

. Matt
Sorry to hear about your back.

Dbrown138v · 11-04-2012, 05:20 PM

I had a great time out there today and I thought I did alright for a first timer. Everyone was nice and I got a lot of good advice which helped a lot by the end of the day. Just need to practice my turns some more. Haha! There was a couple sections that I just could not get. Might have to go back and do it over and over until I get it figured out. Can't wait for the next one though!

thegraydog · 11-09-2012, 08:34 AM

I intended to get pics of the new guys -- didn't. You two both looked pretty solid, and made considerable progress by the third round as the rigor mortis wore off.
broncobowsher cheating on his orthopedist:

spectators-

How to score one of these?

Regulars, looking good in the twentifirst century...

stoneyony · 11-09-2012, 10:37 AM

Yeah I showed up and had a really fun time.

First 2 sections the clutch wouldn't disengage when pulled in. Stopped at the check out of #2 and the guy there I think (Todd) hopped on and got it working for me.

Rode with the other new guy most of the first 2 loops. Nice guy! Everybody I talked to was nice and helpfull.

Only cleaned 1 section. Glad my buddy let me use his bike.It almost makes me want to sell my KTM but hopefully after the holidays I can just save a little money and get my own bike.

The picture of the spectators is my daughter, nieces and nephew.

broncobowsher · 11-09-2012, 11:40 AM

I really wasn't cheating. The doc said I could start riding again 4 months after surgery, that was 4 months and 2 days. I was 2 days into the allowable and I was out there riding. I made 1 full loop before I retired. Forget competitive for now, just going out for the fun and exercise.

11-01-2012, 11:46 PM	#34
xrmattaz sputum is my bread/butter Joined: Jan 2002 Location: lovely prescott, arizona Oddometer: 3,177	I'm gonna bring the family down to watch. New pain specialist forbids me from riding ever again, secondary to severe spinal stenosis (sucks). So.....I'm planning on bringing the '06 GasGas Raga in the back of the truck with a For Sale sign on it. Have had it on Phoenix Craigslist for two weeks now, with nary a phone call. PM me if you know someone might be interested in a sweet TXT300 Raga, makes a great beginner bike! No, really! __________________ '06 Gas Gas TXT 300 Raga '06 Road Glide '07 KLR 6fitty Red (sold) '05 Zook SV650S Yeller "PocketBike" (gone...sniff) '05 Zook DL1000K Blue (sold) '00 Kawazaki SUPER Sherpa (sold) and 80 more (sold)

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11-01-2012, 08:07 AM	#31
thegraydog ^OP 2 wheels X 6 ways Joined: Aug 2004 Location: the Coconino Oddometer: 423	worse yet, they might honor it at the check-in and hand me the tab. I'm gonna find out how many CAT riders are lurking here, aren't I? Sigh.... A Brewtus scholarship is a cold one after the ride, ennit?

11-01-2012, 10:40 PM	#33
plane_ben Adventurer Joined: Mar 2006 Oddometer: 41	I used to ride with the CAT club. I rode the Oak Flats area 3 times. Real fun site. Building myself a Peter Gaunt XL 250 Honda replica that I can ride in vintage twin shock class again.

11-02-2012, 05:31 AM	#35
Gordy Team Listo Joined: Dec 2001 Location: NM Oddometer: 18,302	. Matt Sorry to hear about your back.

11-04-2012, 05:20 PM	#36
Dbrown138v n00b Joined: Oct 2012 Oddometer: 3	I had a great time out there today and I thought I did alright for a first timer. Everyone was nice and I got a lot of good advice which helped a lot by the end of the day. Just need to practice my turns some more. Haha! There was a couple sections that I just could not get. Might have to go back and do it over and over until I get it figured out. Can't wait for the next one though!

11-09-2012, 08:34 AM	#37
thegraydog ^OP 2 wheels X 6 ways Joined: Aug 2004 Location: the Coconino Oddometer: 423	I intended to get pics of the new guys -- didn't. You two both looked pretty solid, and made considerable progress by the third round as the rigor mortis wore off. broncobowsher cheating on his orthopedist: spectators- How to score one of these? Regulars, looking good in the twentifirst century...

11-09-2012, 10:37 AM	#38
stoneyony Adventurer Joined: Jul 2007 Location: Green Valley Arizona Oddometer: 20	Yeah I showed up and had a really fun time. First 2 sections the clutch wouldn't disengage when pulled in. Stopped at the check out of #2 and the guy there I think (Todd) hopped on and got it working for me. Rode with the other new guy most of the first 2 loops. Nice guy! Everybody I talked to was nice and helpfull. Only cleaned 1 section. Glad my buddy let me use his bike.It almost makes me want to sell my KTM but hopefully after the holidays I can just save a little money and get my own bike. The picture of the spectators is my daughter, nieces and nephew.

11-09-2012, 11:40 AM	#39
broncobowsher Gnarly Adventurer Joined: Apr 2010 Oddometer: 451	I really wasn't cheating. The doc said I could start riding again 4 months after surgery, that was 4 months and 2 days. I was 2 days into the allowable and I was out there riding. I made 1 full loop before I retired. Forget competitive for now, just going out for the fun and exercise.