I think it's just because theres such a large concentration of riders going to one place since theres no outdoors.
You’re a good rider, idk the level of skill the rider had who’d lost his life, but i think for the average rider, 62 indoor track is too gnarly. I mean look at ramjam, place is fun, has big jumps and you can make big lines if you’re a more skilled rider, but 62 isn’t like that. He definitely has that place geared towards A and B riders.
That's my opinion, and I have not been there. Now he is talking about building a SX. Let's be honest, less than 5% of the riders locally need to be on a SX track unless it's dumbed down like the Mini O's.
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Too soon. Don’t even start this kinda bullshit.
Not what I was saying at all. Very sad situation. I went to 62 Saturday and was slower than the previous layout and I thought was less technical. Yes I do all the big lines but when you go there you realize how many Jerry’s show up who barely know how to ride a dirtbike. That’s why I said what I said. Inexperienced riders on a track that has tight transitions bowl corners and walls surrounding it is not the place to learn to ride. I love 62 and hate to see an event happen like this but it could have happened at any track at any time. There’s a reason it’s called an accident.
