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National Enduro Racing Guide Water Crossing

 
National Enduro Racing Guide Water Crossing
Don't Be Scared, Enduro Racing is Easy... sort of.
Pack water or take breaks and drink from the streams, it's your choice. While there are gas stops and places to see your pit crew/family, we mortals will be happier with water and some food on our backs for quick refueling View Related Article
Entering a National Enduro event early helps you get an earlier row and, sometimes, ensures you miss the 500-rider cutoff. Your number is your row--in case you forget what row you start on. No need to have pre-made backgrounds as the NEPG provides front plate decals at each round National Enduro Racing Guide Starting Point National Enduro Racing Guide Friends The new National Enduro format means you don't worry about time keeping or mph, you just concentrate on the part that is fun-weeeeeee! Enduro races are organized in some of the coolest communities in the country. And the locals are the best source of information from tire selection to where to grab the best post-race burger and beer Husaberg's Nick Fahringer is one of the top pros who doesn't mind showing off his bike and riding with the locals during an Enduro weekend. Just don't bother him during his last-minute graphic install session or you might get torched!
with a spark arrestor and some hand guards, any bike is Enduro capable. Last year, Crazy Carl Christofferson raced our fresh-from-Mammoth'09 Kawasaki KX450F at the Montana Rock Pile Enduro without a problem. National Enduro Racing Guide Water Crossing National Enduro Racing Guide Crazy Carl Christofferson lots of miles equate to lots of smiles National Enduro Racing Guide Shan Moore National Enduro Racing Guide KTM Spaghetti Dinner National Enduro Racing Guide Clay Stuckey Of Husaberg Serves Spaghetti
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