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<blockquote data-quote="Dirt Addict" data-source="post: 7696" data-attributes="member: 302">no doubt the most insane racing.ive been riding almost 6 years now.&nbsp; i got my 1st bike at 40 and it was a street bike.&nbsp; soon discovered that was dangerous. so i got a 2t 250 and rode trails for a couple years. tight gnarly single track. technical climbing....so a buddy tricks me into riding a track.&nbsp; i was scared (and emotionally scarred), but the terror challenged me.&nbsp; so i started riding local tracks.&nbsp; it turned into an obsession.&nbsp; 1-2 x's a week for a couple years.&nbsp; the interesting thing was when i went back to riding offroad with enduro racers i had rode with, i went from back of the pack to harrassing the leader.&nbsp; my speed had improved by leaps and bounds.&nbsp;i was really surprised.&nbsp; like someone previously posted, the track improves cornering, aggression, speed, and jumping obstacles too...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dirt Addict, post: 7696, member: 302"] no doubt the most insane racing. ive been riding almost 6 years now. i got my 1st bike at 40 and it was a street bike. soon discovered that was dangerous. so i got a 2t 250 and rode trails for a couple years. tight gnarly single track. technical climbing.... so a buddy tricks me into riding a track. i was scared (and emotionally scarred), but the terror challenged me. so i started riding local tracks. it turned into an obsession. 1-2 x's a week for a couple years. the interesting thing was when i went back to riding offroad with enduro racers i had rode with, i went from back of the pack to harrassing the leader. my speed had improved by leaps and bounds. i was really surprised. like someone previously posted, the track improves cornering, aggression, speed, and jumping obstacles too... [/QUOTE]

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