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Cool old bike! I hope you aren't planning to tear it up at School Creek!

Rick, did you get to ride? Sorry I could not join you...home sick on antibiotics.

Awesome!

Me, my wife, and my daughter all started Z-pac antibiotics tonight after a visit to the Urgent Care. I basically have walking pneumonia. But I'll be there!....not.

kendall_smith wrote:Do you have your Husky torn apart getting ready to put it up for sale?

Zing! Chris, here's a nice upgrade for you!
http://rideforum.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1576

Sat is out for me. Sun I plan to test ride the 300 on some private land to see how she runs. You guys have a great time!

This video might help you next time you need to replace those wheel bearings. The torch and freezer are your friends. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7GQI6Hh1bI[/youtube] I keep thinking I want a bearing remover slide hammer--seems like a perfect way to get bearings out easily. But, every t...

I stumbled onto this...the Northeastern Oklahoma Trials Team (NEOTT) had a Trials competition at Disney this past weekend. Would have been really fun to watch!
http://www.neott.com/octobertest.htm

For your convenience, here is the proposed route that starts and ends in Lawrence.
http://goo.gl/maps/ZwPtc

I know your ribbing me on the invite, or lack there of. I hope so anyways :lol: Its one of those bi-annual get togethers with close friends. Unfortunately the other one couldn't show up. Its usually just the 4 or sometimes 5 of us. I'm definitely kidding with you. 8) I have to say, all-in-all, ride...

Good points. The mistake, if there was one, was the 2nd rider not slowing down to ensure the 3rd rider was still following. "Each rider is responsible for the rider behind." As the lead, you feel a responsibility to all of the followers, but when leading 10 bikes, you may not be able to see riders 5...

Rick wrote:Heck yeah. I'll pick you up Stu.

Rick, think you are coming? Have you talked to Stu?

All we are hearing, of course, is your side of the story. :) It seems clear that this was a tense situation and thus potential to ruffle nerves was high. It was dark and foggy, and perhaps cold, too? Perhaps there had been some disagreement about the wisdom of riding to dinner in the first place? (I...

gagnaou wrote:You guys missed out on a nice ride, weather was almost perfect just got a little bit wet on the way back. Found some new low maintenance roads, not quite as good as box turtle but still pretty good! It is good to be back East!

Glad you got out to ride, Luc!

Damn KTM snobs! :lol: j/k That's a clean ole dirt bike! I've never ridden one, but I bet it will do everything you need. It should get the job done! IMHO the 300 KTM is the perfect trail machine!!! Looking forward to follow it around the trails! Good, because follow it is what you'll be doing since...

I bought Greg's 99 KTM 300 EXC!

Here it is with my 2007 450 EXC in the background. They got a nice bath today.

stimmer6253472 wrote:Just threw that waypoint onto my gpx file with all of my White Rock rides. I have been close but never there. I will have to try and find that next time. Looks cool.
thx jim

Here is a GPX file with our Frog Bayou track and a waypoint for the falls. The easiest way in and out is from the E end.

Thanks for all the photos and videos, guys! I just looked through what all of you posted (finally). You get a pretty good re-cap if you flip through Nick's helmet cam photos.

Congrats, Nick! If you picked that up around $1,000, that looks awesome to me! I'm in the same boat--looking for a low-cost dirt-bike to play on.

Truth is, any piece of crap that runs well enough to let you go play on trails is better than sitting at home or playing golf.