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Who's in for Lynnville IN NEPG Race on Apr 15?
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Mon Apr 09, 2018 10:58 pmby twowheels
Who all is going?
I'll be getting an early start of it - holeshot in the sign up race - and going out on row 11. From the looks of the videos of the area and the weather forecast I'm expecting the 350RE to be the perfect bike for the event.
Stop by and say hello, and PM me if you need parts brought down to the race.
Steve
Re: Who's in for Lynnville IN NEPG Race on Apr 15?
Posted:
Tue Apr 10, 2018 4:03 amby moto367
Row 85 for me. Fowled a plug at on-line registrations.
Miss the days of mail in entry.
Re: Who's in for Lynnville IN NEPG Race on Apr 15?
Posted:
Tue Apr 10, 2018 6:37 amby Hyde
Going to the Sand Goblin the 22nd ?
Re: Who's in for Lynnville IN NEPG Race on Apr 15?
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Thu Apr 12, 2018 12:04 amby twowheels
Hyde wrote:Going to the Sand Goblin the 22nd ?
Sand Goblin on the 22nd as well. Mount undecided ... lots of field work down there that favors the 350 ...
Re: Who's in for Lynnville IN NEPG Race on Apr 15?
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Mon Apr 16, 2018 12:04 amby twowheels
Well that certainly sucked. The course looked like it might have been fantastic, save for the 6 or so inches of rain that fell in the two nights and a day prior to the event. I finished the first section and then decided to call it a day before toasting a bike, although I should have checked in to the second check before heading back to the pit area to help dig out campers.
To celebrate making it home with only as many bones as I left with, and a bike that should be none the worse for wear after a lonnnnnng bath, we're offering free shipping on parts until April 22 if you give me your row number from the Red Fox.
See you in Virgina I guess ...
Re: Who's in for Lynnville IN NEPG Race on Apr 15?
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Mon Apr 16, 2018 6:42 amby DaddyTJ
I saw a picture of Stewart Baylor at the end of section 1 and it was real ugly mud!!!
Re: Who's in for Lynnville IN NEPG Race on Apr 15?
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Mon Apr 16, 2018 8:05 amby moto367
Section 5 had a "few" bikes coming in overheating and low on fuel. The early rows definitely had the advantage.