Grummer
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Hello folks,
hoping that some of you might know BGmay, or his whereabouts, please contact him, tell him to take a look in "Motocross/ dirt bikes" thread which he started, I have found an aerial photograph and a couple of youtube videos, one of which is from the exact same track in photograph. I used to ride there often, I was one of the few faster rider because i rode at the track 3 times a week as opposed once a month. That track were sandy (silt to be exact, some clay were there and here mainly to build ramps), so it was hard on the riders. Looks easy, just like skiing, it aren't!
Feel free to peek to the thread, I have fond memories of this place, it is literally like my second home as I feel at home on the bikes, I knew all the lines, every bumps and holes and traps. Speed and relaxation was blended together in a weird way like meeting God, so it felt. The best times of my life were when I was there.
hoping that some of you might know BGmay, or his whereabouts, please contact him, tell him to take a look in "Motocross/ dirt bikes" thread which he started, I have found an aerial photograph and a couple of youtube videos, one of which is from the exact same track in photograph. I used to ride there often, I was one of the few faster rider because i rode at the track 3 times a week as opposed once a month. That track were sandy (silt to be exact, some clay were there and here mainly to build ramps), so it was hard on the riders. Looks easy, just like skiing, it aren't!
Feel free to peek to the thread, I have fond memories of this place, it is literally like my second home as I feel at home on the bikes, I knew all the lines, every bumps and holes and traps. Speed and relaxation was blended together in a weird way like meeting God, so it felt. The best times of my life were when I was there.