That was a great vid.....looked like he road in at least 10 different enduros. After a couple of those wipeouts you can hear him sucking air hard...lol... been there done that. Easy to fall when you're tired.

Pine Barrons looks a lot like the riding I do down here, I gotta get up there one day.

 

Wow.. What a waste of a perfectly good KTM!

 

Good stuff! Screw riding in all those trees - like being a pinball. He's also going so slow in most of the crashes - No forward momentum = No balance baby!

 

I can't believe the way those trees kept walking out in front of him. He probably felt like his bars were five feet wide.

 

Ditto on the speed. It was almost like he was trying to crash in more than one spot.

 

probably better then i could do after 80 miles in the woods...

 

Trust me the klx does not. I raced in most of them last year on the KLX. Great bike but I picked up a ktm 2 stroke for this year. What hurts the klx is weight and it carries it high. He must be a decent rider because his starting postion for most races is pretty low A or B rider. It's unbelievable how tired you get during these events and something as simple as a little log becomes that much harder. The average event is 5 hours long and if its plus 80 degrees with the gear its that much harder.

 

Mike, are you going to the Sandy Lane this Sunday? I'll be there on the KLX.

 

It seemed to me that the bike was geared awful tall for the tight trails. Or he was in a high gear. Also the ktm's are so tall if you have to put a foot down in an off camber place it's hard not to fall. Anyway, sure looked like some fun riding.

 

I didn't see one crash that he couldn't have averted had he simply put his feet down.