My son has been riding under my supervision for about 2 years now off and on. I have given him a good deal of pointers but my voice (as any parent knows) goes in 1 ear and out the other. He want to start racing soon and i was wondering if there were any local riding classes given for this.
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I think Ricky Orlando used to do a kids class. You can get hold of him at Rocky Mtn Kawi in Longmont.
How old of kiddo and what kind of racing?
Ricky O teaches kids MX racing also? Hmmm. That would be a great B-day gift.
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Do it in the Dirt:This course introduces the new rider to the knowledge and skills necessary to enjoy the off-road experience. Basic bike operation, cornering, jumping, sliding, body position and stopping are items covered. 3 hours of on bike instruction. Full riding gear recommended. Students provide bike.$150
that would make a hell of a bday gift. might just look into it
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SWEET thanks guys. My 7 year old will enjoy this. he has had a pw-50 for some time but I think its time to move up. Class first then we will see.
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Awww I LOVE seeing kids on wheels... so cute!
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Cool, if you want to meet up with the kids sometime, my son wants to head out to IMI soon. He's a recent graduate off a P-dub also (he raced the last 2 supermoto's last year on it), now on his XR50.Originally Posted by greenramp
If you're up north we have a 50 track in our backyard that you'd be welcome to come over and ride.
As long as he doesn't graduate from the BigE school of "How to eat a hay bail"!
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As long as he doesn't graduate from the BigE school of "How to eat a hay bail"!
Why I oughtta....,
we are at imi almost every weekend, usually about 4-5 50s out there, my kidddo is still in the learning process but he is loving it.
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