Dirt Riders unite!

Any fellow dirt bikers out there? I have had the sickness since I was 8... 30 years later and the sickness has become a plague.



Let's see what you guys have got...

Here is a Dirt Riders Unit! Dual sport anyway.

A fellow 690, nice looking bike...

Perhaps we needed a KTM thread?

Always wanted to try, but never had the opportunity.

Greenflyfarmer said:

Here is a Dirt Riders Unit! Dual sport anyway.

Click to expand...

That looks awesome, exactly the kind of stuff I want to explore. I've had an itch lately for a dual sport. I wouldn't get crazy at my age now, just something to putt up and explore stuff like you posted there. Need to buy a home first though.

Shelter first. Yes, street/trail is great. I love riding Colorado especially. Dirt access is so limited in the east.

My dream ride would be the Transcanada trail. Maybe Tattewell knows about it?

Is that "unite" or "unit?"

Yeah it should have been unite... Greenflyfarmer, yes I have heard of the TCAT, it runs just a ways south of where I live.

To reroute something in a thread that Tyler and I hijacked...here's my little pasture I have to play in...now I just need a new bike. Sorry for the kinda dark pics., but it was getting a bit close to sundown.

Nothing like the woods trails I used to ride in hilly N.E. Oklahoma, but it does have a few dips and humps in it.

And the rest of 'em.

Looks like a good playground and audience. I look forward to seeing pics of what you buy if you pull the trigger. Be careful, dirt is addictive, I had my first taste at 8 and I've never looked back.

And a new spring addition.

tattewell said:

Looks like a good playground and audience. I look forward to seeing pics of what you buy if you pull the trigger. Be careful, dirt is addictive, I had my first taste at 8 and I've never looked back.

Click to expand...

Sounds like we are living in parallel worlds...except I'm a "little bit" older than you are.

Here's a pic. of some the terrain in N.E. Okla., except the woods riding I did the hills weren't that tall and there were some kinda sorta flat spots on the trails between the trees. Broken Bow Okla. is about 45 minutes from my house and the terrain is very, very, similar.

You dirt bikers guys are way braver than I am!

Start small. Baby steps. It is more fun than you can possibly imagine. It will put all other forms of riding to shame, except maybe track days.