Jul 17, Off-Road info for GNCC Racing, Enduro's and Hare Scrambles

Part of the thrill in riding a dirt bike off-road is coming around a corner or cresting a hill, not knowing what you'll be facing but just handling it as it comes, or enduring a test of threading trees your handlebars barely fit through and powering across the nastiest terrain to the next check point to be on time. It really doesn't matter if you're climbing stuff that a mountain goat would have trouble traversing, working your way through ruts that your footpegs are dragging through, holding it wide open across an open field before diving back into the woods, or trying to survive a man made EnduroX course. Off-Road motorcycling is certainly something to experience and this page outta give you the info you need to get started.

If you have ridden a GNCC Event, A Hare Scramble or an Enduro in the past then you know it is brutal with sections that don't even seem passable and the challenge that comes with that is why those of us who ride GNCC's, Hare Scrambles and Enduro's love it, If you ride Off-Road you'll likely agree that this is a sure way to get Your Adrenaline Fix and if you are getting interested or wondering if it's for you...Hang on tight, It is going to get Gnarly.

It doesn't matter whether you're competing in an EnduroCross, Hare Scramble, GNCC Race or just trying to take it easy in the woods without losing your friends and family. Riding off-road anyway you like it can be some of the best fun there is to be had behind the bars of a dirt bike.

Even though off-road disciplines can be rather hard and intense, almost punishing at times I'm sure you can handle it and I'm going to give you what you need to know to make it all the more enjoyable. I can't think of much else I could provide for you short of what's on this website. Afterall, I'm hooking you up with pretty much everything you need except the gas in the tank and the best part is that all the info is free!

If you are just getting started and don't know "Whats Out There" well I'm giving you a crash course on that. If you have been riding for a while and think you could use a tip or two for setting your dirt bike up or just taking care of it?...you'll find that here too.

After spending a little time around here checking out training tips or setups and other dirt bike preparations you may not have thought of, you may end up with a little bit of an unfair advantage on the competition or your friends. Atleast that's the idea anyways."It's about Antagonizing the Competition around here"

As someone who rides, I myself know first hand how brutal the elements can be out there in the woods so I have wrote this web page hoping to help others stay on time between checks and make the whole experience a little more fun

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