[andykr87]

Throw my sales pitch out for the national enduro im helping with sept 15. Im laying out section 3. Everyone, including myself is always looking for somewere or someone to ride with and this enduro is going to be a dirt bikers dream. 90-95% of the enduro will be single track and 75% is on our, the general publics, interlake property, state ohv area. All of this is from what we have been told, going to be marked trail after the race. We are still well into the process of walking and cutting the trails by hand w machetes and marking tape with clearance from the dnr. Anyways, C class riders will ride the first 4 sections, B class 5, and A class 6. The trail will be good trail, the new enduros are not like the old school as far as obstacacles and such are concerned. You dont need any time keeping equipment, the only out of pocket expense you may need is a spark arrestor. The new enduro format basically scores a rider but placing a impossible mph average and whoever drops the least amount of time from that will have a lower time on the section. If section one was supposed to take 20min to do and you do it in 30min you score a 10min time on that section. Its like riding 4-6 individual little harescrambles and you never ride anything twice! I pretty well stopped riding harescrambles because of these enduros and i travelled and raced in them for the past 4 years off and on. Its laid back, you can sign up with your buddys/family and make it a trail ride thats on good marked trail. Id love to see a huge local showing and maybe a few local guys put it on some southerners and series regulars. Sign up opens on july 3rd at 7pm central on the website, nationalenduro.com . You can sign up the day of the race if it hasnt sold out or you can take row positions that were not filled or had absentism. Look up there site and snoop around, alot more info there. Ill check back on here if anybody has any questions. Spread the word and sign up next week!