More flat track fun

[Mick DMember]

During the week my daughter Taylah was the lucky recipient of a KX65. Stepping up from the pro senior,she needed to master some clutch control and gear changes so an arvo at Moose’s grass track was in order.
It didn’t take long and she had the little KX,hurtling around the track.

We had the Green team theme happening

The bigger kids got hold of the smaller bikes and the shananigans began.
Connor made sure the little KX wasn’t gunna oil up.

George and Alex kept us entertained on the Little DRZ125 and the CRF70

Taylah decided she wanted to give a KX85 a blast and we couldn’t get her off it.

The boys then got the YZ125 out and the racing just got sillier

They are great arvo’s at Moose’s,always good for a laugh and the kids have a ball.

[DavidMember]

You are right Mick, you guys had the green mean team thing happening, She looks fantastic on it Mate, I cant wait for MX, watch out boys here comes the mad crazy Green Girl, bring it on

[Mick DMember]

Ktmrat wrote:

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You are right Mick, you guys had the green mean team thing happening, She looks fantastic on it Mate, I cant wait for MX, watch out boys here comes the mad crazy Green Girl, bring it on

She will have to do a licence upgrade to ride the 65, so it will have to wait to next year before she is ripping it up in the 65 class.Untill then she’ll have to ride one of the pro seniors.

[Anonymous]

good idea giving them red riding gear for their green bikes.
that way you can spot them in moose’s lush padock

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Uh Oh I can see some boys egos getting busted, maybe even some fathers too… :laugh:

Mick hows the midrange on the 65 is it explosive like the 60?

BC

[Mick DMember]

There are a few boys older than her already getting dusted up by her at the track now. :laugh:

Yeah the 65 is very toey but not as toey as her pro senior.She found the 85 much easier to ride,with the power valve,the KX85’s have a ton of bottom end compared to the 65.
At first she was riding it like “rant rant rant” as she went along the straight but once she got the hang of the power delivery she had it running much smother by the end of the day.

[Anonymous]

Looks like you should have just gone straight to the 85 for her Mick

[Mick DMember]

Moto wrote:

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Looks like you should have just gone straight to the 85 for her Mick

Trouble is she cant reach the ground on the 85, we have to catch her as she comes in. :blink:
She is 4 stone ringing wet and she hasn’t got the mass to hold the 85 up when it is stopped let alone get the suspension working.

[Anonymous]

Get some of those bars fited like the RC bikes have in the other thread :laugh:

[PuddlesMember]

She looks good onit Mick. you will be able to call them team snot :laugh:

[Mick DMember]

Puddles wrote:

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She looks good onit Mick. you will be able to call them team snot :laugh:

Call her that and she will more than likely kick you in the rocks.

[Bruce CurtisMember]

There is nothing quite as ego busting as being rounded up by a 10 yr old on an 85 on an MX track.

It’s one of those things in life you have to look forward to :blush: .

(in my case it was a 7 yr old on a bombed out SX50, I could hear his laughter above the scream of his bike) :S

Know the feeling Mick?

BC

[Mick DMember]

I get that feeling on a regular basis when I am a sweep rider for the kids at the HVMCC pony express series. :S

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