bagshot d1 d2
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trickey
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bagshot d1 d2
Went over to Bagshot today with blue light off road club , great day some nice hills, lots of mud ,well set out . Any other trf members go ?
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Stewie
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Re: bagshot d1 d2
No, the bloomin' van's not working 
, some great riding to be had that way 
, some great riding to be had that way Off the beaten track!.
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G-Bru
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Re: bagshot d1 d2
Will be taking a look tomorrow unless this man flu keeps me in bed.......
How long was the Enduro Loop?
G.
How long was the Enduro Loop?
G.
Grant
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big yellow tractor
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big yellow tractor
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Re: bagshot d1 d2
Well, that was a fun day.
Twas a tad chilly to start but we soon warmed up.
By the third lap we were all riding very well; we overtook loads of people. To be honest, a lot of the time because many riders were not looking ahead and just following others into log-jams or deep ruts. I did manage to get past a few riders in the tight going and also on the inside of the hairpins on the fire-road blasts. I even managed to "clean" all but the first of the really steep climbs, despite being on an ickle 2-stroke.
On our last lap the three of us were getting a bit too "racey"; Lee tried to shoulder-butt a tree out of the way to overtake me and I twatted my foot on a stump getting him back. We decided that it was time to quit while we were ahead.
A very well put together event if maybe a bit on the pricey side. Really good fun to ride Bagshot D1 & D2 together. I think the lap was 6.5 miles and it had everything from tight woods, mud, to long climbs and some fast fire-roads
Twas a tad chilly to start but we soon warmed up.
By the third lap we were all riding very well; we overtook loads of people. To be honest, a lot of the time because many riders were not looking ahead and just following others into log-jams or deep ruts. I did manage to get past a few riders in the tight going and also on the inside of the hairpins on the fire-road blasts. I even managed to "clean" all but the first of the really steep climbs, despite being on an ickle 2-stroke.
On our last lap the three of us were getting a bit too "racey"; Lee tried to shoulder-butt a tree out of the way to overtake me and I twatted my foot on a stump getting him back. We decided that it was time to quit while we were ahead.
A very well put together event if maybe a bit on the pricey side. Really good fun to ride Bagshot D1 & D2 together. I think the lap was 6.5 miles and it had everything from tight woods, mud, to long climbs and some fast fire-roads
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G-Bru
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Re: bagshot d1 d2
I felt like dog poo Sunday morning but glad I got out of bed for this! Agree that having both D1 & D2 in the loop made for some fun riding. Just what I needed to blow away the extra KG's I have put on over the festive period.
G.
G.
Grant
KTM 250EXC SixDays