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Dean Wilson does!
Dean raced four motos at REM Glen Helen on Saturday as a warm-up for Unadilla. He wanted to say thanks to REM promoters Frank and Myra Thomason.
From The MXA Rumors and Gossip article on their website.
Dean raced four motos at REM Glen Helen on Saturday as a warm-up for Unadilla. He wanted to say thanks to REM promoters Frank and Myra Thomason.
From The MXA Rumors and Gossip article on their website.
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And yes it was at Carlsbad until the late 90's when the land was being sold. REM moved to the Glen Helen REM track then and Bob Morales of ASV levers fame ran the Carlsbad Saturday races for a few years..........til the bulldozers took over.
As soon as she is ready to go I will be down!!!
Thanks for the heads up on Wilson getting in some motos and his Unadilla return
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DC
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My biggest eye opener recently (6/2013) was developing a new found respect for single track riders. That stuff is hard to ride especially when you haven't been a on a bike in 2.5 years. Regardless my respect for people without numbers on their bikes has gone up substantially plus there are more of them than there are of us so God bless 'em. Personally I am not into single track as it is too much work and not enough flow but to each their own.
DC-Thx for the REM kudos.
ML512-Definitely! BTW have you raced with REM ever? If not I strongly encourage it. Great track prep, long motos, short day and a feeling of camaraderie and family. Good times
Better yet, soften up your suspension a few clicks on your CRF and and roost some desert or mountain single track with your race numbers, 19" rear, and maybe a camel back... the diehard off road guys really hate getting smoothly past by a guy that raced moto the week before!~
Another father and son racing tradition started at REM this weekend.
I am positive you won't find anything "vet" like about the track but rather will find everything "moto" about the track. Lot of people prefer the smooth jumpy tracks in SoCal (particularly the professional practice riders) and that's cool but the people who are motocrossers know where to go to race MX.
seth505-Sorry if my description comes across as putting them down but riding on smooth tracks with jumps on them isn't my idea of MX. Most people know my position on jump-itis. It is my belief the focus on jumps and not rough tracks has led more the to "pussyficiation of MX" more so than any safety or noise measure. To your question I have only practiced at Cahuilla Creek and only saw the first National at Pala. Once was enough.
I will leave you with a question and apologize if you've answered it before. Have you raced REM before?
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