Rode 54 miles of mostly sweet Southern Oregon singletrack yesterday
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Posted: 07:51 pm Jun 30 2011
by spaun
Posted: 09:11 pm Jun 30 2011
by chadr
You have amazing places to ride... I get crappy soft beach sand for trails at Croom near Tampa FL. No elevation changes either so it gets dull pretty quick. It is about the only place I know of within an hour drive of my house for dirt bikes unless you are talking about mx tracks.
Posted: 09:27 pm Jun 30 2011
by sped66
Looks like fun, challenging terrain. Squatch country!
Posted: 07:25 am Jul 06 2011
by gregp
Your bike (motor) sounds tight, crisp, and clean! Nice!
Posted: 01:39 pm Jul 06 2011
by fuzzy
Posted: 02:05 pm Jul 06 2011
by Mr. Wibbens
How low can you go?
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Posted: 04:55 pm Jul 06 2011
by Fatherof2
Gods Country!
I would love to ride there.
Looks pretty challenging!
Posted: 09:16 pm Jul 06 2011
by Julien D
you ride like a girl :P
Posted: 09:30 pm Jul 06 2011
by sped66
juliend wrote:you ride like a girl :P
Posted: 10:04 pm Jul 06 2011
by Mr. Wibbens
I ride safe
I know what a PITA is is to get a bike back up on the trail
When Jerry went over the edge and did cartwheels for 50' down the bank, he and I had to flip the whole bike over like a domino, a couple times, to get it back up to the trail
Posted: 12:50 pm Jul 07 2011
by gregp
Mr Wibbens, earlier you had told me that you are running a 142 main jet, and a 38 pilot jet, which sounded leaner than most other recommendations I have come across. Can you tell me approximately what elevation you are at?
Your bike just sounds so nice and clean running compared to mine...
I am at around 600-700 feet above sea level, and I was wondering if your altitude warranted your leaner settings.
Posted: 01:06 pm Jul 07 2011
by scheckaet
don't forget he's got the head and carb RBD...
Posted: 01:20 pm Jul 07 2011
by Mr. Wibbens
we ride anywhere from 900 - 5,500'
I'm going to try a 35 pilot, my bike starts 1st kick when it's cold and 3 - 4 kicks when it's hot
Posted: 07:19 pm Jul 07 2011
by Julien D
kidding, of course. Laugh dammit!
Trail looks awesome, and your bike sounds almost EXACTLY like mine. Love that sound :)
Posted: 07:23 pm Jul 07 2011
by Mr. Wibbens
Still I'm a slow fugger, but I'll eventually get there...
Posted: 07:25 pm Jul 07 2011
by Mr. Wibbens
It sure don't sound like any other 2 stroke
Seems like it'd been a good motor for a trials bike
Posted: 10:35 pm Jul 07 2011
by jrnolan
Thanks for the video Mr. Wibbens.
That type of full bench cut trail takes a ton of work. Hats off to the folks who build and maintain that wonderful trail.
Posted: 10:46 pm Jul 07 2011
by Mr. Wibbens
Mostly the guys I ride with maintain the trails up there, USFS claims to not have the funds
These guys have been going up there carrying chain saws on their bikes for weeks, getting these trails open
