2022 Black Ankle Open B TT Race

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Headed down to The New Black Ankle Raceway for the first race of the NE-EDT season. I had not rode since the last race of 2021. I also had to borrow a bike because mine still needs a piston. Needless to say i got tired and was also having issues with shifting. But all in all it was an ok weekend. Thanks for watching

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25 май 2022

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@AboutaMileAdventures 2 года назад

Can I run a 700xx there or is it straight axle only?

@audreydelgado9231 2 года назад

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@jordanstaup1685 2 года назад

Why are you slowing down so much before the turns? If you would stay in the throttle and just ride the bike, you wouldn't be getting passed like you are. That black 400ex just walked away from you. Seems like you have a solid bike and your riding good, just need to speed it up and stay in the throttle more. Ride more on the edge

@messinwithmr.wilson6678 2 года назад

First that black 400ex that pulled away also happens to have a crf450 engine. 2nd my bike setup is still a bit to tall on an old mx setup. 3rd I am old, fat, and on a friend's bike that I have never rode. This was also the first time I have rode in 7 months. I know I have room for improvements and hope to be back on my bike soon. Thanks for watching and leaving my some feedback.

@jordanstaup1685 2 года назад

I hear you on the fat part. Thankfully I have a 60+hp bike to tote my 250lb ass around on. Lol but I wasn't meaning what I said in a bad way. I'm still kinda new to flat track myself but I've learned that you just almost gotta ride like your invincible and trust that the bike is gonna be able to take what your putting it through without hurting you. I watch a lot of the pro guys and you'd be amazed by how much you learn from watching them, how fast they are and how they keep the bike planted the way they do. It's a big learning process and you will continue to learn no matter how long you've been doing it. Best of luck to you buddy