DAMN Riders - No rules, Just ride!

The 2020 opener is coming! Its a good introduction to Enduros for anyone who has ever wondered... Its traditional time keeping so a watch and resettable odometer and following someone who knows what they are doing and you will get the hang of it really easy. It's also NJ so the terrain is not that difficult. Its basically the Hammer Run turned into a race against the clock.

SJ

In, waiting for the online registration to open up. Oh and you will need a AMA card and a ECEA card, both easy to get, but you will need them for registration.

I just read the flyer and it says:

http://www.teamhammer.org/2020%20Stuff/ ... 0flyer.pdf

"USFS approved spark arrestor @ 94db. Public land Traditional Enduro, you need MC LICENSE, TAGS, REGISTRATION and LIGHTS
Course Information: A gas truck will be provided for any gas availables or stops. (the confirmation will provide more detail)
Sign-up: Sat. 2:00 pm - 5pm Sun. 7:00 am Camping - Free Friday & Saturday (please take your trash when you leave)"

Firebolter wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 7:54 pm I just read the flyer and it says:

http://www.teamhammer.org/2020%20Stuff/ ... 0flyer.pdf

"USFS approved spark arrestor @ 94db. Public land Traditional Enduro, you need MC LICENSE, TAGS, REGISTRATION and LIGHTS
Course Information: A gas truck will be provided for any gas availables or stops. (the confirmation will provide more detail)
Sign-up: Sat. 2:00 pm - 5pm Sun. 7:00 am Camping - Free Friday & Saturday (please take your trash when you leave)"

Interesting. Last year they did lose some land and the afternoon was a repeat of the same sections from the morning. I guess they have decided to seek other areas for more sections but will require a tag to do it. This will probably cut down on the number of riders, it's a pretty popular ride I think because it was one of the few that was still a closed course; one year we were on row 120 something...

SJ

So, a street legal, really street legal bike needed for an enduro. Wow, the environazis look to be winning. I imagine that will cut the number

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Laoch wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2020 10:26 am So, a street legal, really street legal bike needed for an enduro. Wow, the environazis look to be winning. I imagine that will cut the number

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Well, it's all relative, both my KTM and TM have legit plates, brake lights, insurance and stuff and "qualify". I know that sucks for guys who don't have plated bikes. That's what happens when you have to go off private land to public for transfer sections. The fact there are 8 enduro's in NJ is pretty awesome considering all of the crap they have to deal with.

Laoch wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2020 10:26 am So, a street legal, really street legal bike needed for an enduro. Wow, the environazis look to be winning. I imagine that will cut the number

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I thought it was really strange that you didnt need a street legal bike for many of the enduros.

If you are riding on the road AT ALL. I think its pretty fair of them to require a street legal bike.

Is it actually time to start riding again... did the ground hog see his shadow??

Bucho wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2020 12:04 pm

Laoch wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2020 10:26 am So, a street legal, really street legal bike needed for an enduro. Wow, the environazis look to be winning. I imagine that will cut the number

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I thought it was really strange that you didnt need a street legal bike for many of the enduros.

If you are riding on the road AT ALL. I think its pretty fair of them to require a street legal bike.

IDK. I guess nothing is closed course anymore, public lands are needed. Or maybe it's an insurance thing. Maybe the locals set the rules for riding on the roads. As Bill pointed out NJ does good with what they have. Still lots of options to ride.
Maybe less non euro bikes.

And Adam- it's always riding season

In. I will be pre entering. None of this show up and and get on row 100+ crap this year