I will never know what it's like to be a D rider on big bikes. I grew up on them as a kid. That being said, you guys have balls for racing on bikes with quite a bit of power and limited skill as you are just learning. Even though it's funny there's a lot of respect there. Cheers fellas, stay safe out there🍻
Aw yes, the D class. The most entertaining class at the races, even the pros come out to watch these guys. The class with the most stickers. The class with the most factory edition bikes
I used to love watching to "C-" guys race, not in a jeering way either. I just thought it was always awesome seeing dudes who had never really ridden take off on racing bikes and battle against other ppl on the same equal footing.
You should really move into c. You seem to be better than the other riders by a decent amount from what I can tell. Even the guy who beat you only did because of better line choice in a few places. If you move up, you can work on line choice, corner speed, and body position, etc. You will really hit a wall when it comes to progression because you can't jump everything due to rules so you slow up or having to slow your entry so you don't run someone over. You will never get into a rhythm that way.
Yea your right but this was only my second time doing an arena cross race and my first in almost a year so I didn’t really know how good these guys are or anything about arena cross and yea I need to learn how to choose lines better 😂
@@joehostetler3670 the line choice will come with time. If that was only your second time, you should not have a problem progressing. What part of the country are you in?
@@joehostetler3670 have you ever been to earlywines in maysville Kentucky? If it is a drive that you can make it is well worth it. Very nice manicured track, tight turns and safe obstacles. You can get a nice flow going there and it's open enough to get some speed, plus being small is great for working on arm pump. It's indoors. I haven't been on probably 8-10 yrs, after 4 neck surgeries. Chris and Nikki were professional quad riders and national champions. Chris passed but Nikki kept going at it last I knew at least. They also get some pretty fast riders for you to watch and absorb some of the superhuman speed and technique that they have. They also always had open practice so you can go in the week whenever, not just weekends. You are pretty fast for being so inexperienced and seat time would definitely be your best friend. Do you have your suspension done? Suspension, tires, and pressures in tires are by far your best friend
This can't be real. Dudes don't have more than 10 minutes on a bike. Or they shouldn't be allowed on a bike. SMH. At least they are trying though. Keep going. You can only get better.
Im in this video, this is exactly why I like outdoors better. That big wall type jump turned into the most cluster fuck shit. One dude went down in front of me I got stuck behind him because no room to pass and it just went from there.
@@blainbishop195 man that hurts right where idc lol. Never claimed to be great, even will tell everyone arenacross ain’t my thing. Catch me in outdoors I’ll be fine. Im more comfortable hitting outdoors up. I suck at arenacross because I suck at corners lol. I race C class outdoors which really ik ain’t much better but just saying at the end of the day, no one claimed to be pro lol
