Enjoy the ride...
http://youtu.be/3XecezagmpU
Enjoy the ride...
http://youtu.be/3XecezagmpU
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BALLSY!!!! Was that sand blowing across the road at 10:36? I started to cringe the higher you went. For some reason I wouldnt mind slamming into a tree, but sailing off the side at high altidude? MAN!!! Great Vid!!
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I liked it, unliked it, then liked it again.
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That was insane. Awesome job, that got my adrenaline pumping and I was just watching. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow - so cool! Thanks for sharing. What was the red light on your dash that came on for a couple of minutes here and there?
Good Freakin Times Glen!!! Hope to this soon. Whats it cost to run it?
Nice ride!
No sand, I think it was just a trick of the sun/clouds. I like the bottom better, too, mainly because the trees give better reference points than open sky does. Neither would be a good place to go off, though.Originally Posted by kawasakirob
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Engine was getting a little toasty. The thin air up high doesn't absorb as much heat from the radiator and it can be tough to keep it cool.
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My entry fee was $1200. Plan on using at least two sets of tires and taking a week off of work to attend all the practice sessions the week before the race.
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Great Job Gecco. Those tar snakes sure looked spooky.
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Awesome run, thanks for sharing!
Wow, Thanks for sharing.
I would like to buy the rights to the video so I can send it to my mom and say "Look what I did this weekend!"
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MAN THAT WAS AWESOME TO WATCH!!
Out of curiosity what tires are you running?
Sick man!
Are those yellow lines slippery at all in full lean?
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It varies a lot. The age of the asphalt and paint varies wildly because they paved it a bit at a time (and in no discernible order) from 2002 - 2011. Overall not too bad.
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You begin your riding career with a bag full of luck and an empty bag of experience. The trick is to fill the bag of experience before you empty the bag of luck.
Is it ran the weekend every year and would riding/driving it help to learn it at? Doesn't sound like you get much pratice
Awesome video Glenn.
Great!!!
Learning the road via riding/driving/video is absolutely key. Getting "lost" can get you a helicopter ride or worse, and it's easy to do because there are multiple sections of the road that look the same going in and end very differently.
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