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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2020
- This was my first time going out to Morelands MX and I would have to say I had a ball! Morelands MX is a very easy course for both beginners and vet riders. I had a lot of fun practicing and racing in the evening. I would definitely like to try to head back out to Morelands MX to see if I can improve my skills further in a race. Practicing your skills to be an all-around better rider is what it is all about. Go out and have fun! Next video we will be out at Valley Trail Riders for the first hare scramble of the season!
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That dude on the Honda to your left needs to calm down 🤦🏻♂️
My man was ready
He was money moto ready in the C Class. 🤣
He was just hype no wrong in that 🤙
He won the race bruh
Yeah I just did my first race yesterday and the kid next to kept whacking himself like 5 times 😂🤣
10:12 I've done this so many times 😂... crazy how you caught up though
17th out of 25 dudes, first race. I take a bow, great job!
Thanks man! You should check out the Harescramble Races on my channel. Im a lot quicker in the woods. 😅🤙
Wow how things change !
I raced at Morelands MX in 1974 thru 1978, 15 to 19 years of age, was then considered Stanton, what a track it was.
Mark Moreland the son my age was racing at the time and hopefully took the event over as his parents aged.
Sadly none of your video do I recognize any of the hilly track it was then.
Do they have more than one track on the large property ?
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Not bad for your first race. You stayed off the ground and your cornering was good. Jumping just takes technique and practice. Once you get your jumping technique improved you will be in the intermediate class before you know it. GREAT JOB.
Thanks man! Check out some of my newer race videos as well on my channel. I'm making improvements little by little. 😎👍
the guy on the lefts bike cold or something lmao 2:00
He is just pumped for his C Class money moto lol
wow thats good for a first race!
Thank you! 😎👍
dont be afraid to hit those jumps. they are smaller then you think. Really good for your first time!
Nice of you to give everyone a head start. Lol
Good ride
Thats the only way to get through the first turn in the beginner class! You can go from last to 15th in 1 turn. lol
Looking good man. Im so ready to try racing. Looking forward to when I can participate in my first Moto
this looks fun man. u did really good. im scared to try this i might get hooked
Thanks! Gotta try it. I like the woods better myself. Once your hooked, your hooked. 😎🤟
Bro do t be scare of the double step down! Second time around you almost had! Rock it bro! ❤
Thanks bro! Old video, way better now 😎👍🏼
damn bro! those guys were monsters and you still held up with them
Thanks 😂👍🏼
Bro you C riders are a different bread haha
Tell me about it... didn't know i signed up for the money moto. 🤣 Ill stick to dodging trees, im way quicker.
Nice ride for the first race!
Thanks man! I appreciate it! Check out my other videos on my channel as well. I do a bunch more Hare scrambles
1:53 my man smoked crack before the race
Your head stays really stable for your first moto
Camera settings, a good gopro mount and a nice fitting helmet 👍🏼
nice quality
It maybe Bc I can’t see it but do you have a clutch on that bike
Yeah its there, with the camera angle and angle of the levers its hard to see.
I’m 17 about to turn 18 trying to get into racing with a 250 will they let race in the 250 class or do I need a 450 ?
250cc stays in the 250cc class. 450cc stays in the 450cc class. Unless you are riding in an Open A, B, or C class I believe you can race any bike you want.
Maybe I’m blind but I was wondering where is ur clutch and front brake. I couldn’t see it
Camera angles make it deceiving. They are there. Both shorty leavers from ASV.
10:11 i can feel that man happens to us all
Pretty fast c class ..good ride ..you must be in the young guy class?..what is that your riding?
250 C Class was this race. I don't remember an age limit but most of the guys were my age. Im mid 20s. My bike at the time was a 2005 Rm250 with a BB 300 kit. It was an awesome bike.
@@gritz731 ya I bet it was awesome ..
I'm new to this but I'm hoping to get good enough whats the difference in c class and the rest
The classes go by skill set. "A", "B", "C" and sometimes "D". "A" class is for the advanced riders and "C" class is more for beginners. Next comes the size of the bike. So 125, 250, 450, etc. This system is mostly used in Moto. Some other events like Enduro just go by skill set and age range. I hope this info helps. 😎👍
Other tracks will say Beginner, intermediate, expert and pro. The pros race for money while the rest race for trophies.
RIP 2:50 orange jersey 🦂 🦂🦂🦂
Lot of sandbaggers entering this class...
Is this District 14?
Nope, Moreland's is its own track. They are not district or AMA.
Keep those elbows up, your head over the bars and stand up.
Thanks homie! You should check out my new videos. A lot faster now.
@@gritz731 Awsome dog! Long live the CR500!
On a 2 stroke bro you need to stay in the power band letting on and off the throttle is slowing you down big time
Yeah, I've leaved a lot since this race. This is old now. 😂
@@gritz731 if your ever in east texas area lmk we an go rip at my local track
hi I'm 17 and I'm trying to get into motocross how or is to late
Good question! I didnt race a motorcycle until I was 20 so it's never too late to get into the sport. Just have fun with it! If you already have a bike, visit your local track and get some info as to how to attend races. You may need an AMA membership and/or a district membership card. You can get all that info from your local track.
Its never to late. Best piece of advice i could give is spend the money on lessons from a local coach. Motocross is a very precise and demanding sport and its not to be taken lightly since the consequences are so high. Also you will progress so much faster and safer with coaching. For your first race class selection is a big deal so pick a race that has a no jump, beginner, or D class. Most importantly have fun!
Never too late, I starting to get into racing last year at 15y.o and best thing I’ve done. This year I’ve got a sponsor and just met so many good people
You can try. Truth is you better be ready to dish out a grand a week racing tracks in your State and a couple others. Your gonna need a new rear tire every week to stay competitive. You are going to need to practice at the local track 3 times a week just to get in and stay in shape enough to finish a race without collapsing. You will want to have at least, 2 pairs of goggles and you will probably loose both at your first mud race. But its so fucking worth it if you can pull it off! Im 51, raced as a kid, now I ride my CR500 on my own private GPMX track. Dreams can come true!
Your a good rider you just don’t entirely know the track yet. Once you can memorize the jumps you will rip and you already are great race
Thanks man! A lot has changed in a years time. Hope to post more updated videos here shortly! Been super busy!