Huge Glen Helen Pile up WORCS race

GHR
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Edited Date/Time 1/27/2012 5:58pm
Not sure if this has ever been posted here....pretty wild.

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GHR
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1/19/2012 2:52pm
Different view from a different rider....wow

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1/19/2012 3:29pm
I want to know who the guy was who said "get out the way", from about 100 bikes deep. WTF?

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1/19/2012 3:34pm
Been posted 4 or 5 times, but it is worth watching again, fucking gnar!!
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1/19/2012 3:36pm
It proves that B riders are nice.

I would have so rode over a few and got back on my way.
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1/19/2012 3:44pm
mxking6 wrote:
It proves that B riders are nice.

I would have so rode over a few and got back on my way.
Bikes or people?
1/19/2012 3:46pm
Wowzers! Gnarly. It appears no one got hurt? Could have been very nasty. *well besides that one guy who appeared to be the first rider down...

Amazing.
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1/19/2012 3:56pm
ocscottie wrote:
Been posted 4 or 5 times, but it is worth watching again, fucking gnar!!
oops yea... tried to search for it but must of missed it...I had a feeling. Gnar is right! I been up there in that same situation wondering when around the next corner is a wall of dudes or even worse one dude on the groud I hit full speed!!! yikes.
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1/19/2012 3:57pm
mxking6 wrote:
It proves that B riders are nice.

I would have so rode over a few and got back on my way.
jgmxdad251 wrote:
Bikes or people?
Bikes of course............

The guy trying to pick up the Kawasaki.......I'd have been right over that one.
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1/19/2012 4:02pm
mxking6 wrote:
It proves that B riders are nice.

I would have so rode over a few and got back on my way.
jgmxdad251 wrote:
Bikes or people?
Bikes of course............

The guy trying to pick up the Kawasaki.......I'd have been right over that one.
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1/19/2012 4:30pm
Two things with that, one, that is why when I'm racing, I take it very easy in the dust...and 2, I notice that a lot of those bikes don't have desert tanks...which means they aren't offroad racers-at least regularly...which means they aren't experienced in the dust (compounded by the fact that they are beginners). A bunch of socal "bro's" out trying their hand at offroad...and that, in and of itself, is scary.
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1/19/2012 7:17pm
I had seen the first vid a few days ago and thought it was crazy, but that second view was insane.
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1/19/2012 7:27pm Edited Date/Time 1/19/2012 7:28pm
Looks like a Skull Creek scramble. Ive raced there and couldnt even seem my Scotts stabilizer much less the trail.

It sucks that happened, but when you cant see the trail when racing offroad, you gotta slow the hell down. Going WFO while blind isnt smart.
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1/19/2012 7:37pm Edited Date/Time 1/19/2012 7:38pm
I have 2 screws, 2 pins, and a wire holding my left elbow together due to my last time trying my hand at offroad racing (1995).... similar incident with far fewer people!

All I remember is thinking... stay loose, stay neutral on the bike, grip the tank with my knees and just cruise through the dust....then silence as I went fying over the bars at about 65mph like a dart into the ground and shattered my elbow... needless to say that was the day I swore of offroad crap and stuck to the tracks!!!
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1/20/2012 8:20am
bvm111 wrote:
I have 2 screws, 2 pins, and a wire holding my left elbow together due to my last time trying my hand at offroad racing (1995)...
I have 2 screws, 2 pins, and a wire holding my left elbow together due to my last time trying my hand at offroad racing (1995).... similar incident with far fewer people!

All I remember is thinking... stay loose, stay neutral on the bike, grip the tank with my knees and just cruise through the dust....then silence as I went fying over the bars at about 65mph like a dart into the ground and shattered my elbow... needless to say that was the day I swore of offroad crap and stuck to the tracks!!!
Quitter! Ride smarter next time and get back in the game. Wink

Oh yeah, and definately wear elbow protection trees are harder than tough blocks.

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