AIRICCC
tubbies is/are the answer
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Do people fall a lot? Is Novice a big step up? Im trying to gauge whether I should go novice or start out beginner...
Beginner class
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Big Kahuna
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- Tuscaloosa, AL
I would go novice................. But, you could try beginner.
Big Kahuna
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- Tuscaloosa, AL
Expert Ski Limited!!!!!!
Wildwood came out and raced his first race this weekend in Novice Limited.
Wildwood came out and raced his first race this weekend in Novice Limited.
RoyalFlush@PCB
Shootin' The Crap
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yamasaki said:
What were you riding when you tried? One of mine or something else?
If it was a Superjet, that could explain ALOT.
Wildwood
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Big Kahuna said:
Yeah, Harrison was following me for a couple laps.......
http://www.x-h2o.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=130&pos=22
then i followed him some......
http://www.x-h2o.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=130&pos=24
Big Kahuna
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Just ask Andy about his "Welcome to Racing" present I presented him on the inside start section.............................
AIRICCC
tubbies is/are the answer
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- fort wayne indiana
i heard you have to race beginner for your first race... i would consider myself decently fast, ive been riding /w a guy that races expert limited and hes moving up to pro/am superstock... hes defenitly faster than me but I'll catch him someday...
KMAC
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yamasaki said:at:
that actually makes me feel ALOT better. :cheer:
LOL :biggrin: You were on a SJ setup for freestyle. That's like me trying to do flat water freestyle on my SXR :haha: Saki, you need to get together with some of those other racers down in FL and give it a go. You can do freestyle and race. Just ask BK.
All you need is one day on and SXR with some bouys and you would be hooked. Andy jumped right into the Novice class on his wifes squarenose and did great. Congrats bro :biggthumpup:
KMAC
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AIRICCC said:
It's your call which race to enter. A lot of it depends on the race and how many people are in the Novice class that you would enter. Most races are sat and sunday. I would suggest trying beginner on sat to get the basics down and then run Novice on Sunday. But it's really what ever you feel comfortable with. Good luck :woot:
Big Kahuna
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It more than the competitive part, it is the comraderie that comes with it..........
Waste Land
Non Multa Sed Multum
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- Florence, AL
Big Kahuna said:
ca·ma·ra·der·ie Audio pronunciation of "camaraderie" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (käm-räd-r, km-rd-)
n.
Goodwill and lighthearted rapport between or among friends; comradeship
I had to look that one up
Gainera2582
Power and Agility
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- Lake Saint Clair, Michigan
Try beginner out first to see if you like it. Eventually I am going to step it up and try begineer probably next year when I have some extra cash. Id like to get into the racing scene!!!!!!!!!!
AIRICCC
tubbies is/are the answer
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- fort wayne indiana
I raced beginner, got fourth the first moto because i was afraid to pass, i stayed in 4th the whole time... second moto I took the holeshot and tried really hard to go fast... I finished first about a half course in front of everyone, but I accidentally skipped a bouy so i got docked a lap, i lapped a guy though so i got 6th of 7... i think... it was fun, im going to buy an sxr
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Big Kahuna
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- Tuscaloosa, AL
all it takes is one race, and your hooked!
AIRICCC
tubbies is/are the answer
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- fort wayne indiana
Big Kahuna said:
you're absolutely right...
I have a bouy course on my lake that ive been running a lot lately so i felt confident with my riding skills... region 6 will be seeing a lot more of me on an sxr in 07, I can garuntee that :Banane09: :headbang: :dance: :bananalama: