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Just when they had a good thing going, they take the nascrap approach. Empty seats in stadiums and people switching off tv's.

I see Cooper made a trip in 2006 to Crow. It's funny seeing a Lem in the mix. 2006 Points/Results District 12 Class Finish Positions AES Qualifier Results Only - Saturday - 5/20/2006 Uhrichsville, Ohio 22. 65cc Stock 10-11 - Class Finish Positions Overall Nbr Name Moto 1 Moto 2 1st...

Arnie Castonagain Arnie Calciumdeficient Arnie Coopsbeatch Arnie Crackedagain o_O

At least James won a championship

I've bought lots of new bikes out of state without titles. MCO's and vin work fine for insurance.

they make prescription sports goggles

Sounds like a new Davey C in the making.

Dang. C class made it into another thread. WTH.

Yes they do. They just don't give a s*** what you think.

Anything constructive?

C Class Bonanza

Simple. "The Series"

MX Olympiad

Just read the breakdown. That's a lot of C riders.

15 miles is norm on a specialized bike. Average 12 mph. More than that my knee acts up. Canfield trail sometimes, and Warren to Ashtabula most of the time. It always seems uphill both ways. Like going to school.

Trevor Vines turn track. You can ride for hours on that, and not worry about getting in anyone's way. At the end of the day when most guys have gone home, take it on the big track for a few laps.

I had mine, but found I had to work. Another MX family from NE Ohio are now going instead. Have fun.

It's all positive John. Even the negative. (with the exception of porta potties...which we ended up buying and bringing our own small one every week.)

Lots of class choices. Limited combined classes, hours and hours to BS with friends, 3 races per weekend, sandbagging allowed in all classes, 4 laps of practice, absolutely no cheating goes on, laid back pee wee parents, no alcohol permitted on the gate, forums to offer constructive criticism...

1 gate drop. Everyone run transponders. 60 laps, can refuel and go for oxygen, or lay down.