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I recently moved back to the area a few months ago after a few years away. The last time I lived here I wasn't doing any riding and wasn't really up to speed on what was happening. I went out to Underground a couple months ago and think they have open practice days this weekend and was planning on getting that new Husky out there. Can someone give me a good rundown on what tracks are good and best suit an over 40 slow dude that just likes to ride and have fun talking with people at the track? I do plan on getting back to racing a few months from now. Thanks
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The Shop
If you wanna ease back into racing, check out Burleson, and Scramblecross. Both are really tame, and laid back racing.
If you ever see me at the track, come say what's up. #23 on a '17 KX250F, and/or KLX140 in an older white F-150.
Marty
Cokeham also brought up a great one for you, I totally forgot Burleson! That track is a true 1970s layout, even more laid back than Swan, and a total blast to race! I had such a great time there! And you HAVE to watch the pit bike races, they're a throwback to when moto was just about having fun (although some of those guys are flying on those pit bikes)!
Brian
Mx tracks these days. TCCRA, TORO, and TORN. TORO is a winter series, torn is prob more mx like. TCCRA and TORO open practice on saturdays before races on sunday
Greenville Motorpark is a great practice track. They don't race, and hold practice at least 3 weekends a month. The guy who runs it tills it real deep, and it's good practice for long deep ruts.
I haven't been out to Underground yet, but I have heard good things. Oak Hill is always fun, and is super sandy. Swan is right up there with Johnsonville, and the dirt is fantastic! Unless you buy a practice membership, the only opportunities to ride out there is on race weekends. Freestone is a great track, but the only time to ride out there is on race weekends. They are involved in a few series down here, so you do get some opportunities to ride there. I have only been once, but Luckys Landing is pretty fun. No big jumps, and they have open practice almost everyday.
If you ever see me out at of the tracks, stop by and chat. I drive a White Dodge and have 16 Yamaha 450F #127.
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