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josmoloco · Oct 15, 2011

yamadogyz:
Always train harder and long than you have too It pays off, I run 20 +2 formats at Crow and Battlesburg all the time, actually its my usual and its no big deal Just ride smooth and not stupid and pace yourself and its no biggy, plus you will be used to that and the Malvern 4 lap races are like 4 sprint laps no problem. Plus it benefits me because i started racing double class so it helps alot

I could see the 20+2 being good for building a cardio base, But James has the right idea for actual race practice

Mihylo33 · Oct 15, 2011

James:
Around here it's typically A, B, C, Minis, Quads. The A and B classes are typically run together if there aren't that many riders. However if I remember right Redbud will sometimes spilt the C class into two, you can easily have 40-60 riders in your class.

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I havent run C practice since 08 :moon:

too many guys falling over in the whoops...... I do run vet which has been overpacked lately (70 riders on average lately :shocked:

) back when I used to ride 4-5 times a week I would run A....

Then again if I dont race at all this year I can go back to C :thinking:

snowflake · Oct 15, 2011

looks like you need a new bike :shocked:

yamadogyz · Oct 15, 2011

Mihylo33:
I havent run C practice since 08 too many guys falling over in the whoops...... I do run vet which has been overpacked lately (70 riders on average lately ) back when I used to ride 4-5 times a week I would run A....

Then again if I dont race at all this year I can go back to C

Crow Canyon round 2 old man, get in your practice and we shall compete for a prize! :prof:

But really, lets race again, you pick, 125 or 250 against my 4 thumper, and ill put in a small prize of cash and a trophy from 1980

Mihylo33 · Oct 15, 2011

yamadogyz:
Crow Canyon round 2 old man, get in your practice and we shall compete for a prize!

But really, lets race again, you pick, 125 or 250 against my 4 thumper, and ill put in a small prize of cash and a trophy from 1980