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This thread is great! Love the local history of our beloved sport. Here is a clip I found of the 1978 event

Both of those bikes have TPI. The 2023 KTM XC now has TBI. The 2023 GG still has TPI. Just an FYI

I just bought a GG MC450, probably from the same shop. I would save the money, and get the GG off-road version. I agree that the XC300 is a fantastic woods bike. I am debating selling my TC250 and getting the GG off-road bike equivalent.

And Dusty Throttle, er I mean, Open Throttle.

That was Indian Mound near Newcomerstown. Fun track for sure.

Yes, honorable mention to Beachwood Trails.

Wild Wilderness 2005 Scenic 2000-2001 (with the big downhill / uphill in the back) Spring Valley 1999-2000

I tried to back out a few times, but ended up going and had a great time. Amazing riding by team USA and some of the euro guys.

Heavily learning towards being in.

Lot 4 with extra car pass. Asking face value $300.

Glad to hear it went well.

How about a simple advancement process based on year end position? Top 3 or top 5 maybe get advanced to next class.

The teams already agreed to the change. It's really not a big deal. Quit f*****g whining.

For the record, I am laughing at the lefts' inability to meme. Keep up the good work bill. See you in November :)

I am curious why Bill480 thinks any of that is funny. It is definitely real, and happening all over. It's not even debatable that this is a real issue across the country.

Looking at overall elapsed times, there are more than a few guys that could move up a class and still do really well. C class guys lapping other C class guys seems a little off, but I know these are all just for fun. Not trying to start any controversy. These events are great and I wish I...

That sucks. I wondered why he wasn't in it.

Not even a little surprising considering MX Sports is involved.

I think he'll be just inside the top 10 overall.

Crow was plenty wide. Not sure how it compares to a normal HS race, but it was totally fine. I only bounce off a few trees. lol. I am not a woods guy, but I prefer a more technical course overall, both in the wood and on the track.