the track will be open January 2-3.

That's great Steve!! We'll see you there. I'm coming over with 3+ Should be alot more.

Steve_, dude love ya and yer place so sorry to admit I won't be attending for a while. Us northwesties all know Toes is the smackdown come this time of year but I gotta let ya know I'll be short on equipment for a while and so gotta sign-off. I've got a 250F in the garage but for your place only a 450F will do. Hope to be back come late Feb 2010 aboard my most wondrous red-monster-machine but then again them other colors are looking pretty good too. Who knows what will happen. For now all I know it that it's cold and miserable over here in Puget Sound and I got no bike and got no track. The track I know of the bike not quite sure just yet. Food? all IK need is a good "Toasted Jalapeno, Onion and Olive Steak & Cheese topped with Chipotle sauce sandwich" and I'll be fine.

Josh,Grayson,Jake and myself will be there tomorrow. It's going to be cold, but it's better than riding indoors.

Steve, Thanks for taking the time and effort to scrape the snow off and make a place for us to ride in the winter the track was awesome for this time of year. Ken I rode a 2010 KTM150 you should have brought out your 250f you missed out.

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Originally posted by flagler764:
Steve, Thanks for taking the time and effort to scrape the snow off and make a place for us to ride in the winter the track was awesome for this time of year. Ken I rode a 2010 KTM150 you should have brought out your 250f you missed out.

Ditto Steve! Thanks for scaping everything yesterday... turned out to be a really good day on the sand track!

Ah that's just not right Rob (flagler764).

A 150cc, and from what I get, on the "sand track" was and hot! So now how am I supposed to believe a 150cc anything could pull that much sand with a normal human being aboard - ha? I'm not talking impish 120lbs'ers on a mini either we need the truth. Either the bike was perfect or the track - which?

ken it was a ktm 150 2smoke, and even big scorcher rode it a few laps

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Originally posted by Workman #21:
A 150cc, and from what I get, on the "sand track" was and hot! So now how am I supposed to believe a 150cc anything could pull that much sand with a normal human being aboard - ha? I'm not talking impish 120lbs'ers on a mini either we need the truth. Either the bike was perfect or the track - which?

Workman... you need to drag your 250f out there now. The sand track has received enough moisture and dozer work to make it more hard than sand... It's Perfect right now! trust me, HA!

The sand track was perfect today. With the snow in the background, it made for some cool photos. This was the best I've seen the sand track in 2 years...other than a few frozen spots early this morning...but after a few bikes ripped it up ...perfect. Thanks Steve, we had fun! Much better than riding indoors.

Ya! It was killer, Thanks Steve! I Like that 85' section... BRAAAAP!

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it was a ktm 150 2smoke, and even big scorcher rode it

150 quacker and even scorcher rode it come on I'm a svelt (haha and big laughing) 200lbs and so when #510 had me ride his 125cc smoker over there a few weeks back I about puked. I have NO idea how anybody can something with a power band as narrow as that nad he liked it. It just don't make sense to me so it's either that smoker's got something down low or you guys are play'n with me for an XBox fool. I'm 50-50 on any of it until I hear of corroborating evidence and if I do then I may have switch Sandwich makers. Yo'all know I do love my most precious "Toasted Jalapeno, Onion and Olive Steak & Cheese topped with Chipotle sauce" wonder don't you. You guys aren't gonna make me switch are ya?

Proof, I need proof!