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Edited Date/Time 1/25/2012 9:38pm
Whats your favorite tracks? If you were to tell your buddy, You Really got to ride this track because....

Mammoth, because of the loam dirt and cool days. The trees.
Fernley NV, beach sand just kicks your a$$.
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Millville!
Cooperland!
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[color=#0000FF]In AZ, my favorite would be Canyon Raceway. Long, fast layout, both natural terrain & man-made hits, & they don't allow quads. Elsewhere, I'll go with Competitive Edge in SoCal. I love sandy tracks, & that place is just the right combination of elevation changes, jumps, & whooped out sand sections. I like Perris, too, but haven't been there in awhile. When I lived in Vegas, they built a new track right next to the LVMS that was sweet as hell, but I hear it is closed now, which is a damn shame, 'cuz Vegas didn't have too much riding to begin with...//TJ[/color]
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Monster Mountain, Budds Creek, Englishtown, Lake Whitney and Loretta's.
mumbles 11/16/2006 11:23am
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When I lived in Washington State it was Washougal when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude of tracks to choose from. I like something about all the tracks I've ridden down here so far (Glen Helen, I5 MX, Racetown 395, Cahuilla Creek, Piru, Lake Elsinore and Perris).

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BIGDESTO 11/16/2006 12:28pm
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mumbles wrote:
When I lived in Washington State it was [b]Washougal[/b] when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude...
When I lived in Washington State it was Washougal when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude of tracks to choose from. I like something about all the tracks I've ridden down here so far (Glen Helen, I5 MX, Racetown 395, Cahuilla Creek, Piru, Lake Elsinore and Perris).
mumbles wrote:
When I lived in Washington State it was Washougal when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude of tracks to choose from. I like something about all the tracks I've ridden down here so far (Glen Helen, I5 MX, Racetown 395, Cahuilla Creek, Piru, Lake Elsinore and Perris).


A few more... Comp park, LACR, AV and soon SunlandSmile
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mumbles wrote:
When I lived in Washington State it was [b]Washougal[/b] when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude...
When I lived in Washington State it was Washougal when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude of tracks to choose from. I like something about all the tracks I've ridden down here so far (Glen Helen, I5 MX, Racetown 395, Cahuilla Creek, Piru, Lake Elsinore and Perris).
BIGDESTO wrote:
[b]mumbles wrote:[/b] [quote]When I lived in Washington State it was [b]Washougal[/b] when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather...
mumbles wrote:
When I lived in Washington State it was Washougal when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude of tracks to choose from. I like something about all the tracks I've ridden down here so far (Glen Helen, I5 MX, Racetown 395, Cahuilla Creek, Piru, Lake Elsinore and Perris).


A few more... Comp park, LACR, AV and soon SunlandSmile
That AV track is my latest fav!What is sunland? Where?

Post edited by: Femur 122, at: 2006/11/17 09:09

Post edited by: Femur 122, at: 2006/11/17 09:10
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mumbles wrote:
When I lived in Washington State it was [b]Washougal[/b] when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude...
When I lived in Washington State it was Washougal when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude of tracks to choose from. I like something about all the tracks I've ridden down here so far (Glen Helen, I5 MX, Racetown 395, Cahuilla Creek, Piru, Lake Elsinore and Perris).
BIGDESTO wrote:
[b]mumbles wrote:[/b] [quote]When I lived in Washington State it was [b]Washougal[/b] when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather...
mumbles wrote:
When I lived in Washington State it was Washougal when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude of tracks to choose from. I like something about all the tracks I've ridden down here so far (Glen Helen, I5 MX, Racetown 395, Cahuilla Creek, Piru, Lake Elsinore and Perris).


A few more... Comp park, LACR, AV and soon SunlandSmile
Femur 122 wrote:
That AV track is my latest fav!What is sunland? Where?

Post edited by: Femur 122, at: 2006/11/17 09:09

Post edited by: Femur 122, at: 2006/11/17 09:10
Glen Helen: Big hills, deep sand, decomposed granite.

Porterville OHV: Quads, hippity hoppity Central California gangsta's, hard pack, overwatered straights...oh wait, wrong thread.
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BIGDESTO 11/21/2006 7:52am
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mumbles wrote:
When I lived in Washington State it was [b]Washougal[/b] when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude...
When I lived in Washington State it was Washougal when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude of tracks to choose from. I like something about all the tracks I've ridden down here so far (Glen Helen, I5 MX, Racetown 395, Cahuilla Creek, Piru, Lake Elsinore and Perris).
BIGDESTO wrote:
[b]mumbles wrote:[/b] [quote]When I lived in Washington State it was [b]Washougal[/b] when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather...
mumbles wrote:
When I lived in Washington State it was Washougal when its not raining. Now I live in SOCAL and love having the nice weather and multitude of tracks to choose from. I like something about all the tracks I've ridden down here so far (Glen Helen, I5 MX, Racetown 395, Cahuilla Creek, Piru, Lake Elsinore and Perris).


A few more... Comp park, LACR, AV and soon SunlandSmile
Femur 122 wrote:
That AV track is my latest fav!What is sunland? Where?

Post edited by: Femur 122, at: 2006/11/17 09:09

Post edited by: Femur 122, at: 2006/11/17 09:10
Femur 122 wrote:
That AV track is my latest fav!What is sunland? Where?

Post edited by: Femur 122, at: 2006/11/17 09:09<br><br>Post edited by: Femur 122, at: 2006/11/17 09:10


new track opening soon off the 5 and penrose in Sun valley!!Cool
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Miles Mountain MX (PA) - incredible dirt, fast wide open mx, big but forgiving jumps

Budds Creek - I only rode there once but the track is alot of fun and challenging (ie off-camber turns).

Broome-Tioga - I'm not a big fan of the whole national track but for some reason I always do good when I race there. That makes me like it.
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Motorbike wrote:
Miles Mountain MX (PA) - incredible dirt, fast wide open mx, big but forgiving jumps Budds Creek - I only rode there once but the track...
Miles Mountain MX (PA) - incredible dirt, fast wide open mx, big but forgiving jumps

Budds Creek - I only rode there once but the track is alot of fun and challenging (ie off-camber turns).

Broome-Tioga - I'm not a big fan of the whole national track but for some reason I always do good when I race there. That makes me like it.
[color=#FF0000]Cycle Ranch[/color] in Floresville Texas is by far my Favorite.

Wonderful dirt.

Elevation Changes.

Great People.

Lots of room to pit.

Did I mention the Dirt.
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Motorbike wrote:
Miles Mountain MX (PA) - incredible dirt, fast wide open mx, big but forgiving jumps Budds Creek - I only rode there once but the track...
Miles Mountain MX (PA) - incredible dirt, fast wide open mx, big but forgiving jumps

Budds Creek - I only rode there once but the track is alot of fun and challenging (ie off-camber turns).

Broome-Tioga - I'm not a big fan of the whole national track but for some reason I always do good when I race there. That makes me like it.
72kiteboarder wrote:
[color=#FF0000]Cycle Ranch[/color] in Floresville Texas is by far my Favorite.

Wonderful dirt.

Elevation Changes.

Great People.

Lots of room to pit.

Did I mention the Dirt.
Fun to ride has to be Zolder, Millville and Red Bud. Zolder because of its unrelenting sand but also manages to have great jumps that hold up fairly well in for sand and of course the Old F-1 venue is chock full of memories. I rode millville since its very first race and the sand wash is still the same after all these years but now we ride the hills, uphill doubles are just a blast no matter where they are and i love to blast downhills right past guys that worry more about going down hill than up! Red Bud is so much improved with all the new sand and its the first National i rode plus i saw Doug Domokos wheelie the whole thing, oh and saw Bengt Aburg holeshot a moto at a trans am there on a BSA in the early 70's
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Motorbike wrote:
Miles Mountain MX (PA) - incredible dirt, fast wide open mx, big but forgiving jumps Budds Creek - I only rode there once but the track...
Miles Mountain MX (PA) - incredible dirt, fast wide open mx, big but forgiving jumps

Budds Creek - I only rode there once but the track is alot of fun and challenging (ie off-camber turns).

Broome-Tioga - I'm not a big fan of the whole national track but for some reason I always do good when I race there. That makes me like it.
72kiteboarder wrote:
[color=#FF0000]Cycle Ranch[/color] in Floresville Texas is by far my Favorite.

Wonderful dirt.

Elevation Changes.

Great People.

Lots of room to pit.

Did I mention the Dirt.
raddad wrote:
Fun to ride has to be Zolder, Millville and Red Bud. Zolder because of its unrelenting sand but also manages to have great jumps that hold...
Fun to ride has to be Zolder, Millville and Red Bud. Zolder because of its unrelenting sand but also manages to have great jumps that hold up fairly well in for sand and of course the Old F-1 venue is chock full of memories. I rode millville since its very first race and the sand wash is still the same after all these years but now we ride the hills, uphill doubles are just a blast no matter where they are and i love to blast downhills right past guys that worry more about going down hill than up! Red Bud is so much improved with all the new sand and its the first National i rode plus i saw Doug Domokos wheelie the whole thing, oh and saw Bengt Aburg holeshot a moto at a trans am there on a BSA in the early 70's
Budds Creek b/c its Budds..
E-town because of the dirt
Broome for the National Hill
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72kiteboarder wrote:
[color=#FF0000]Cycle Ranch[/color] in Floresville Texas is by far my Favorite.

Wonderful dirt.

Elevation Changes.

Great People.

Lots of room to pit.

Did I mention the Dirt.
raddad wrote:
Fun to ride has to be Zolder, Millville and Red Bud. Zolder because of its unrelenting sand but also manages to have great jumps that hold...
Fun to ride has to be Zolder, Millville and Red Bud. Zolder because of its unrelenting sand but also manages to have great jumps that hold up fairly well in for sand and of course the Old F-1 venue is chock full of memories. I rode millville since its very first race and the sand wash is still the same after all these years but now we ride the hills, uphill doubles are just a blast no matter where they are and i love to blast downhills right past guys that worry more about going down hill than up! Red Bud is so much improved with all the new sand and its the first National i rode plus i saw Doug Domokos wheelie the whole thing, oh and saw Bengt Aburg holeshot a moto at a trans am there on a BSA in the early 70's
bogdan912 wrote:
Budds Creek b/c its Budds..
E-town because of the dirt
Broome for the National Hill
TunaMX in southern Finland
[url]http://www.tunamx.com/[/url]

- Spring and winter version

This was my favorite track when I lived in Finland. Awesome people, the track was always in good condition. And a nice website too! (designed by myself actually... Smile )

Other tracks I've been to that I like has to be Arbis in France (never rode it though)! Just a spectator in 1991 at the 250 GP, or was it 1990?. I'm sure DV knows that track...
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Cooperland!
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raddad wrote:
Fun to ride has to be Zolder, Millville and Red Bud. Zolder because of its unrelenting sand but also manages to have great jumps that hold...
Fun to ride has to be Zolder, Millville and Red Bud. Zolder because of its unrelenting sand but also manages to have great jumps that hold up fairly well in for sand and of course the Old F-1 venue is chock full of memories. I rode millville since its very first race and the sand wash is still the same after all these years but now we ride the hills, uphill doubles are just a blast no matter where they are and i love to blast downhills right past guys that worry more about going down hill than up! Red Bud is so much improved with all the new sand and its the first National i rode plus i saw Doug Domokos wheelie the whole thing, oh and saw Bengt Aburg holeshot a moto at a trans am there on a BSA in the early 70's
bogdan912 wrote:
Budds Creek b/c its Budds..
E-town because of the dirt
Broome for the National Hill
mpy wrote:
TunaMX in southern Finland [url]http://www.tunamx.com/[/url] [img]http://www.tunamx.com/images/tunaMX_01.jpg[/img] - Spring and winter version This was my favorite track when I lived in Finland. Awesome people, the track was...
TunaMX in southern Finland
[url]http://www.tunamx.com/[/url]

- Spring and winter version

This was my favorite track when I lived in Finland. Awesome people, the track was always in good condition. And a nice website too! (designed by myself actually... Smile )

Other tracks I've been to that I like has to be Arbis in France (never rode it though)! Just a spectator in 1991 at the 250 GP, or was it 1990?. I'm sure DV knows that track...
This was my favorite track when I lived in Finland. Awesome people, the track was always in good condition. And a nice website too! (designed by myself actually... Smile )

Other tracks I've been to that I like has to be Arbis in France (never rode it though)! Just a spectator in 1991 at the 250 GP, or was it 1990?. I'm sure DV knows that track...[/quote]

That track looks sick! I love sand tracks. My all time favorite is Motomasters in Mexico, NY although it has become a little run down over the years and is nothing like it was in the late 70's and 80's. After that I'd have to say Frozen Ocean in Auburn, NY, Fields Hill and Raceway Park in Englishtown, NJ.
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Monster Mountain, AMPmx,Sand Mountain,Meadowcreek,Ballance Moto-X
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Perris Raceway, Milestone Mx, Pala Raceway, Chaney Ranch, The Ranch, Cahuilla Creek Mx...
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The ones I have ridden on, in the order of preference:
Southwick
Budds (a close 2nd if properly tilled and H2O'd)
Lakewood (a distant 3rd)

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Mabton MX in Washington and I always had a good time at Fosil Bowl in Clarkia Idaho. Washougal of course.
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Here is Texas,
Underground Mx
Swan Mx
and the late, Lake Whitney
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Cycle Ranch in Floresville Texas!

The best dirt under two wheels.



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FreshTopEnd 8/23/2011 8:35pm
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Unfortunately,

(1) I can't rider tracks anymore

(2) The two at the top ~ Sears and Plymouth ~ don't exist anymore. The original GP track at Hollister was pretty cool at the right time of year, don't know if it still is.
aFACEdismembered 8/23/2011 8:41pm
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Lake Whitney and Cooperland. Both for their amazing dirt, great elevation changes and unique/creative/fun ways they always changed up their woods sections.

Oak Hill and I 35 are close just because I love the sand.
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RIO BRAVO in the 70's and 80's. Deep loam and awesome natural terrain layout.
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Just reading the original responses makes you think. At that time (2006) if anyone here would have said that 1 Lake Elsinore, one of the most popular tracks the past decade, would slowly deteriorate into oblivion, they wouldn't buy it. 2 That Perris, the oldest track in CA would close down and then soon reopen, they wouldn't buy it. 3 That a track called Milestone would soon be opened and become probably the most popular track in the state, they wouldn't buy it. And finally, if you said a new track, Pala, would be created, and take over Glen Helen's spot as a national, they wouldn't believe that. Kinda crazy all that happened
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72kiteboarder 8/24/2011 11:24am
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I just realized that I posted twice in this thread. Well thrice if you count this one. At least I am consistent, My favorite track is same from 5 years ago.

Funny how this has such a small turnout in regards to posts. I guess there aren't too many people that actually ride in here.
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Racetown 395. It has big safe floater tabletops and long sweepers. Corners with ruts, a huge uphill triple. Just has everything youd want haha.
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Mammoth the first day of open practice. THere is not a more perfect racetrack on this planet.

Carlsbad raceway in the Ghosts category.
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plymouth,ca im gonna give that lady a boat load a money when i get rich,and reopen that place lol
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I don't ride but I get a lot of feed back from people regarding my brothers track, The Ranch in Anza. Marc has built a replica track of Carlsbad Raceway that my father, Stu built in the 60's and now my brother is working on the Saddleback Park replica track next. Marc is also building new tracks for Lake Elsinore Xtreme Motorsports Park as I type Smile

theranchanzaca.com

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