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StuckSucks
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Top 10 Health Benefits of Dirt Biking
Top 10 Health Benefits of Dirt Biking
The bullet points:
- Increased heart rate
- Increased strength
- Balance
- Endurance
- Get outdoors
- Burn calories
- Brain stimulation
- Provides varied versions of gym exercises
- Staying healthy
- Good posture
Prediction: Someone will chime in, suggesting a switch to mountain biking.
Keyword to watch for: knuckle dragger
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BigBearRider
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- Less money to spend on other vices that are bad for you
-Tires the body so you won't engage in other foolishness detrimental to your health
-Escape from potential physical abuse from spouse?
[Edited on 3-28-2017 by BigBearRider]
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willardguy
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dirt bike riders get all the hot chicks.....im sure you've all seen Axell Hodges in the SLAYGROUND commercial 
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mtgoat666
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I think you meant to write "sl-utty" chicks, eh? 
Looking at the offroading ads and "marketing" gals at the offroad races, it does seem that knuckle draggers like their women sl-utty 
I prefer the granola chicks in mtn biking
[Edited on 3-28-2017 by mtgoat666]
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blackwolfmt
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So Goat what is your description of knuckle dragger, and while you 'try to figure that out I think i'll go jump on my WR and go find some slu ts
So understand dont waste your time always searching for those wasted years
face up and make your stand and realize that your living in the golden years
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fishbuck
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I always say my motocross bike (CRF450) is the best exercise machine ever made.
As for chicks... any competitive dirt bike racer has very little time to spend of them... so yes we like them as desribed above.
"A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for." J. A. Shedd.
A clever person solves a problem. A wise person avoids it. – Albert Einstein
"Life's a Beach... and then you Fly!" Fishbuck
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ehall
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Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  | I always say my motocross bike (CRF450) is the best exercise machine ever made.
As for chicks... any competitive dirt bike racer has very little time to spend of them... so yes we like them as desribed above.
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I'm far from being competitive but I do like friendly women!
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Gulliver
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Just rode 250 miles yesterday, most of it on fairly chewed up back roads in the hills between Mulege and San Javier.
I feel like cow pucky from one end of my body to the other!!!!
Maybe better tomorrow. IBUPROFEN!
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KurtG
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| Quote: Originally posted by Gulliver | Just rode 250 miles yesterday, most of it on fairly chewed up back roads in the hills between Mulege and San Javier.
I feel like cow pucky from one end of my body to the other!!!!
Maybe better tomorrow. IBUPROFEN! |
I drove from San Javier/Comondu/San Isidro/Hwy 1 on 3/21. Glad it was you riding it and not me! Going north from the SJ road about 10 miles in there
is the sweeping ascent onto the mesa. Work was being done and a dozer was spreading fresh dirt so it was very loose surface. Used low range and
climbed the hill, about half way up was a 2wd Toyota pickup carrying a large compressor. He could go no further but could back up a bit to let me go
by. Right after that I met the dozer coming down and there was just room for us to pass. At about 2/3's up the grade I saw a bright spot of
Caterpillar yellow and as I got closer realized it was a large front end loader tipped over on it's side. Again just enough room for me to get by
without running off the cliff but it was kinda close. Went past, stopped and walked back down to talk to the two guys there. The younger, in his
20's, said he was the driver. He was working aimed uphill when his brakes failed. This was a very bad situation since the grade is steep and going
over the side at that point no doubt would have been fatal. He said he jammed it into the lowest gear, killed the engine and steered into the cliff
side. The rig went over on it's side and slid to a stop. His only injury was some skin scraped off his hip. He still had a pretty good adrenaline
rush going on which was understandable.
I continued on to Comondu, some rough spots with loose rock but not too bad. After La Purisima and San Isidro I headed east toward Hwy 1 keeping in
mind David's recent report on that road. I have traveled that route quite a number of times over the years but this was the worst. There was nowhere
that I didn't think I could traverse but it was very rough and very slow going, often crawling along in low range especially on the steep portions.
Took me about 2 1/2 hours to go 30 miles. I feel bad for the ranchers out there, it must be very difficult for them.
I was driving our old 2000 Explorer and managed to not break anything.
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bajabuddha
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Old BBC's (b-tchin' biker chicks) are NOT knuckle-draggers..... but sumpin' else is...... 
I don't have a BUCKET LIST, but I do have a F***- IT LIST a mile long!
86 - 45*
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David K
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Hey Kurt,
So they were dozing the grade up from Palo Chino (the San Javier side of the mesa)? Not yet anything done on the other side, dropping down to El
Horno? That was worse (in February)... low range for safety and braking.
Here's a look at the grade up from Palo Chino to Mesa las Animas:
Signs on both ends of the mesa:
[Edited on 4-1-2017 by David K]
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Gulliver
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See my post under trip reports.
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KurtG
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | Hey Kurt,
So they were dozing the grade up from Palo Chino (the San Javier side of the mesa)? Not yet anything done on the other side, dropping down to El
Horno? That was worse (in February)... low range for safety and braking.
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Correct, nothing done on top of the mesa or the northbound downhill toward El Horno which was quite rough with lots of loose rocks. I also went down
that in low range.
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David K
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THANKS, you posted that fast!!!
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rts551
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The Norra race will be using that area in about 3 weeks.
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bajatrailrider
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Have to agree with Stucksucks Dirt biking keeps you in Tip top shape. I ride with a 75 year old That David knows Mike that drove the Red Toyota on
pole line road few years ago. Tuff as nails riding over 60 years. Too bad the Wimp Mt666 is too scared and weak to try it.
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willardguy
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajatrailrider | | Have to agree with Stucksucks Dirt biking keeps you in Tip top shape. I ride with a 75 year old That David knows Mike that drove the Red Toyota on
pole line road few years ago. Tuff as nails riding over 60 years. Too bad the Wimp Mt666 is too scared and weak to try it. |
is the $10K challenge still on, and can anyone get into that? 
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Gulliver
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Ouch! Someone out there riding that's older than me. I'll be 74 in May. And I feel every day of it this evening.
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bajatrailrider
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| Quote: Originally posted by willardguy | | Quote: Originally posted by bajatrailrider | | Have to agree with Stucksucks Dirt biking keeps you in Tip top shape. I ride with a 75 year old That David knows Mike that drove the Red Toyota on
pole line road few years ago. Tuff as nails riding over 60 years. Too bad the Wimp Mt666 is too scared and weak to try it. |
is the $10K challenge still on, and can anyone get into that?
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The 10 grand challenge is only for the Idiot MT666 that hides under his computer. If this wimp had
balls he would show up to collect.We all know the Baja Nomad blow hard Truest is just a Arm chair talker.
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willardguy
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajatrailrider | | Quote: Originally posted by willardguy | | Quote: Originally posted by bajatrailrider | | Have to agree with Stucksucks Dirt biking keeps you in Tip top shape. I ride with a 75 year old That David knows Mike that drove the Red Toyota on
pole line road few years ago. Tuff as nails riding over 60 years. Too bad the Wimp Mt666 is too scared and weak to try it. |
is the $10K challenge still on, and can anyone get into that?
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The 10 grand challenge is only for the Idiot MT666 that hides under his computer. If this wimp had
balls he would show up to collect.We all know the Baja Nomad blow hard Truest is just a Arm chair talker. |
im speaking only as an investor larry....goat has accepted the challenge!
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